PSG Handball and Mob'Sport enhance the matchday experience at Coubertin
At Paris Saint-Germain, the supporter experience begins long before kick-off. To make travelling to Stade Pierre de Coubertin even easier, the Club continues to develop mobility solutions designed to make every matchday journey smoother, more convenient and more accessible.
This season, Paris Saint-Germain Handball has been selected to benefit from the support of Mob'Sport, the first national programme dedicated to helping sports organisations develop solutions that encourage more sustainable travel.
As part of this partnership, which will run throughout the 2026–2027 season, PSG Handball will strengthen the range of mobility services available to supporters attending matches at Stade Pierre de Coubertin.
For every home fixture, supporters will have access to a secure 20-space bicycle and scooter parking area, with capacity to be increased should demand require it. Supporters will simply be asked to bring their own lock.
The Club will also strengthen its initiatives encouraging supporters to travel to Coubertin by public transport, while expanding its dedicated carpooling platform:
For every home match, supporters will be able to offer or join a shared journey.
To encourage participation and make access easier for supporters who have no practical alternative to travelling by car, the first five vehicles completing a carpool journey will receive a complimentary parking space at the Indigo Point du Jour car park. This initiative will be available for every home match throughout the season.
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First matchday activation on 12 September for PSG Handball vs. Cesson Rennes
For its first home fixture of the season against Cesson Rennes on Saturday, 12 September at Stade Pierre de Coubertin, Paris Saint-Germain Handball will unveil a dedicated programme designed to raise awareness of the different sustainable mobility options available to supporters.
From the moment they arrive, fans will be able to enjoy a range of themed activities, including fun sporting challenges, quizzes, a smoothie bike (a bicycle fitted with a blender powered by pedalling), Club activations and awareness initiatives centred on sustainable mobility.
A special half-time challenge on the court will give supporters the chance to win a variety of prizes, including 300 Navigo Easy public transport tickets.
The match will also mark the launch of a new feature within the Supporter Passport. Throughout the season, supporters choosing a more sustainable way to travel will be able to collect a new "Sustainable Mobility" stamp at each home match, qualifying them for an exclusive prize draw at the end of the season.
Through this opening event and the initiatives rolled out throughout the season, Paris Saint-Germain Handball aims to raise awareness of the different travel options available for reaching Coubertin while progressively supporting supporters in adopting more sustainable travel habits.
A strategy already established at the Parc des Princes
Today, 56% of spectators attending Paris Saint-Germain men's first-team matches at the Parc des Princes report travelling using a more sustainable mode of transport (walking, cycling, public transport, etc.).
In addition, 63% of supporters travelling by car choose to carpool.
To support these travel habits and further encourage more sustainable journeys, Paris Saint-Germain has introduced a series of initiatives over several seasons built around three priorities: better informing supporters, making journeys easier, and supporting the adoption of more sustainable mobility solutions.
The Club provides 300 bicycle parking spaces, a secure cycle parking facility with a basic repair service, as well as a dedicated carpooling platform allowing supporters to share journeys to the Parc des Princes. The most active users can benefit from dedicated rewards, including reserved parking spaces and exclusive experiences.
On matchdays, the Club also works closely with the RATP to adapt transport capacity, with up to 12 additional Metro trains deployed to help manage supporter flows.
Ahead of every fixture, pre-match newsletters provide recommended travel routes, suggested public transport options and practical information about the mobility services available around the stadium.
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*Survey conducted after each men's first-team home match among ticket holders via an email questionnaire. A total of 10,193 responses were collected over the course of the 25-26 season.