Tickets for Olympique Lyon vs Celta Vigo in Lyon - Mar 19, 2026

Groupama Stadium is more than a modern sports venue—it’s a landmark stage for big match nights and major concerts, designed to keep the crowd close to the action. With a capacity of over 59,000 seats, its clean, contemporary architecture pairs bowl-style intimacy with the scale needed for the largest events, creating a strong sense of “everyone’s in it together.”

Inside, the experience is built for showtime: clear sightlines across many sections, punchy acoustics that carry chants and music, and an intuitive layout that makes moving between entrances, concourses, and seating feel easy. Visitors also appreciate the range of food-and-drink options and comfort-focused areas that elevate the event, whether you’re there for football or a headline concert.

You’ll find it at 10 Avenue Simone Veil, Lyon, France. For a smooth arrival, aim directly for the stadium zone—on event days, getting to the nearby tram stop by the venue or using the official parking areas typically puts you just minutes from the gates. For broader city transport tips and how to connect across Lyon, see the section below.

Lyon, a city at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, is not only a culinary capital but also one of France’s most appealing destinations for concerts, sporting competitions, and major events. It blends an energetic urban scene with a relaxed riverside pace, making it easy to turn a night out into a complete weekend experience. Visitors appreciate the variety of neighborhoods, the strong selection of restaurants and bars, and a wide range of accommodations, from elegant central hotels to practical options across the wider metro area. If you want a place where the atmosphere in arenas and stadiums naturally continues into city strolls and dinner plans, Lyon is a safe bet.

The city takes pride in a highly functional transport setup: the TCL network (métro, tramway, bus, and funiculars) makes it simple to reach the main venues and stadiums without overthinking the route, whether you rely on public transport or combine multiple options in one day. For train arrivals, Gare de Lyon-Part-Dieu is the key hub, while Gare de Lyon-Perrache is convenient for many connections toward the center and beyond. If you fly into Aéroport Lyon–Saint-Exupéry (LYS), the fast Rhônexpress link connects the airport to the city, keeping travel planning straightforward and predictable. With that level of connectivity, buying tickets and organizing your trip can feel as effortless as the event itself.

Take the chance to explore Vieux Lyon and its narrow streets before or after the event, stroll across the central peninsula of Presqu'île, or enjoy a short break at Place Bellecour. For sweeping views and a memorable “wow” moment, heading up to Fourvière is hard to beat, while walks along the banks of the Rhône and Saône are perfect for unwinding after a concert or a match. Lyon is a city where logistics don’t get in the way — they support you — so you can focus on what matters most: the experience and the atmosphere.