Stadium de Toulouse: tickets and travel
The Stadium is on the Île du Ramier. TFC describes several public-transport approaches and an assistance scheme for disabled supporters.
The official ticket office
Official ticket websiteChoose your fixture, stand and ticket category on the club’s website. That service provides availability and exchange conditions.
For assistance on arrival, the club identifies volunteers wearing purple bibs. Accessible-ticket conditions are set out in its dedicated ticket information.
Links and information reviewed 27 October 2026.Getting to the ground
The club lists Saint-Michel and Empalot on metro line B, plus Croix de Pierre on tram T1. Allow for the walk to your entrance.
Confirm the venue on your ticket. Check the last return service and any works for your travel date; timetables are not reproduced here.
Next home games
- 6 November 2026Paris timeToulouse FC – RC StrasbourgProvisional date
- 29 November 2026Paris timeToulouse FC – Stade RennaisProvisional date
- 4 December 2026 · 20:45Paris timeToulouse FC – Paris Saint-Germain
The existing data service checks fixture sources hourly. Provisional dates can change; confirm before booking travel.
Before you leave
Accessible visits
Ask the club about accessible tickets, companion seats and the appropriate entrance before booking. A dedicated entrance does not establish seat availability.
Contact the ticket serviceAway supporters
Your own club publishes away-section arrangements. Check its announcements and those of the authorities; a general-sale ticket does not establish permission to travel.
Find your club →At the gate
Keep your ticket and any requested documents ready. Check the organiser’s match-specific bag rules, storage arrangements and gate opening times.
Stadium guidanceWhere to watch
Ligue 1Every league match.
Rights reviewed 27 October 2026 · Announcement dated 25 July 2026Country means where you are watching, regardless of language. Season rights do not confirm the exact channel or kick-off for a particular game.