Accessibility
The venue offers spaces and services for visitors with reduced mobility. Contact the arena or your ticket seller in advance to book an accessible place and arrange assistance.
The venue
Plenitude Arena
Formerly Paris La Défense Arena: a vast, modular indoor venue next to the La Défense business district, often described as the largest indoor arena in Europe.
Key facts
The arena sits at 99 Jardin de l'Arche, 92000 Nanterre, close to the Grande Arche at La Défense. Opened in 2017 as the home of a rugby club, it can be reconfigured for concerts, and its concert capacity is among the highest of any covered venue in Europe.
The venue was known as Paris La Défense Arena until its renaming. You may see both names on tickets, maps and transport signs.
Choosing where to sit
In concert configuration, the arena usually offers a floor area in front of the stage and tiered stands around it. Exact layouts and categories are set for each show by the organisers. Lower tiers are closer to the action; upper tiers give a full view of the staging and lighting.
Address99 Jardin de l'Arche, 92000 Nanterre
Former nameParis La Défense Arena
Opened2017
Nearest hubLa Défense – Grande Arche
Reported crowd (2026)≈ 32,000 a night
Food & drink
Bars and food outlets operate inside the arena on event nights. The La Défense shopping centre nearby is a good option for an earlier meal.
Security
Expect bag checks at the entrance. Bring photo ID matching the name on your ticket if the organiser asks for it, and have your e-ticket ready on your phone.