H2: Matchday overview
The Champions League is back in the Principality as AS Monaco hosts Tottenham at the Stade Louis-II on Wednesday, October 22, with kickoff at 9:00 p.m. Whether you’re a Monaco supporter, a Tottenham fan, or a neutral traveler, this guide collects essential practical details to help you enjoy the evening smoothly and safely.
H2: Ticketing and seating rules
H3: General ticketing information
– Tickets for the match can still be purchased online right up until kickoff, as stadium box offices will be closed on the matchday due to renovation work at the Louis-II.
– Fans should consider digitizing their ticket as an M-ticket and adding it to their wallet for both Apple and Android devices to speed entry and reduce paper handling.
H3: Seat recommendations by fan affiliation
– If you are an AS Monaco supporter, the recommended areas are the Pesages stands, with a note that Pesage D season ticket holders will be relocated to Pesage C as part of the ongoing renovations.
– Monaco sympathizers can typically buy seats in Seconde B, Premières lateral and central E, and in Honneurs B and B2.
– For visiting Tottenham fans or neutrals, seats in Seconde F, Première F, and Honneur A2 are suggested. Note that clothing and distinctive accessories bearing the visiting club’s logo or colors are prohibited in all sections.
– If you’re a visiting club supporter, you may be asked to coordinate with your club for reserved seats and easier access.
H2: Arrival and security checks
H3: On the day of the match
– General admission gates open 2 hours before kickoff. Plan to arrive early to manage traffic near the stadium, pass through security checks, and avoid missing the start.
– Given heavy traffic around the Stade Louis-II, arriving early also improves chances of finding convenient parking and making it through security smoothly.
H2: Parking and transport tips
H3: Public parking options
– Traffic around the stadium can be dense on matchdays; check live parking availability at https://www.parkings.mc or via the YOUR MONACO app to find non-full lots.
– Highly recommended parking options include the Salines car park near the Exotic Garden and the Wurtemberg car park. These locations tend to offer quicker exits after the match, helping you avoid long queues.
H3: Train travel tips
– If you’re arriving by train, check SNCF schedules in advance and plan your return trip to avoid peak congestion. (Always verify current timetables on the official SNCF site or app for day-of travel.)
H2: Practical reminders for all fans
– Do not forget to bring a valid ticket (online M-ticket or printed) and your government-issued ID if required for entry.
– Dress code is important: avoid wearing visiting club kits or symbols inside Monaco’s sections designated for Monaco supporters and neutral zones to prevent entry delays.
– Be prepared for security checks; limiting bags and avoiding large backpacks can speed up entry.
H2: Getting the most from your matchday experience
– Arrive with enough time to park, walk to the stadium, and pass through entrance gates without rushing.
– If you’re staying in the Principality after the match, consider public transport options or taxis that align with post-match crowd flow to minimize delays.
H2: Quick summary
– Tickets: available online; box offices closed on matchday.
– Parking: use live status tools; preferred lots near Salines and Wurtemberg.
– Seating: follow section guidance based on fan affiliation; prohibit visiting-club attire.
– Transport: check SNCF schedules ahead of time; plan for peak travel periods.
– Arrival time: gates open 2 hours before kickoff; aim to arrive early for best seating and security processing.
H3: Final notes
– This match represents a chance for an early European win this season for Monaco, and a riveting night of Champions League football at the Stade Louis-II. Prepare ahead, respect stadium rules, and enjoy the atmosphere of this high-profile clash between AS Monaco and Tottenham.
