Football enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the grand finale. As Paris Saint-Germain stands on the brink of making history with a potential second consecutive Champions League victory, the showdown against Arsenal in Budapest on Saturday, May 30, 2026, is set to captivate audiences. Across Seine-Saint-Denis, numerous fan zones are being established to broadcast the match on colossal screens, providing a communal space to celebrate a possible triumph. Here’s a detailed look at the cities within the department that have arranged special provisions for the public to gather and watch.

Aubervilliers

Head to Stalingrad Park for the festivities. The setup begins at 2 PM, featuring a giant screen, a DJ, interactive workshops, sports activities, and a dedicated snacking area. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Bagnolet

Join the crowds at Place Salvador Allende starting at 4:45 PM for the giant screen broadcast. Traffic and parking will be restricted on Rue Hoche (between Avenue Gambetta and Rue Charles-Graindorge) from 4 PM to 9 PM. The event is standing-room only, with exceptions for individuals with reduced mobility (PMR – CMI).

Blanc-Mesnil

The action kicks off at Stade Jean Bouin from 5 PM, where a giant screen will display the match. Parking will be limited, so public transport is highly recommended.

Bobigny

The Pablo Neruda hall will host the giant screen transmission. The match broadcast will be preceded by a tribute to Laetitia Blanchard, a prominent figure in Bobigny sports.

Bondy

Gather at Esplanade Claude Fuzier, located at Bondy Town Hall, within Square du 8 Mai 1945. The match will be broadcast on a giant screen at 6 PM, with pre-match entertainment including a DJ, an inflatable football structure for giant penalty shootouts, foot tennis, 2v2 football, and table football from 2 PM to 6 PM. Admission is free and open to all.

La Courneuve

The Parc de la Liberté, situated at 105 Avenue de la République (the La Courneuve Plage site), will offer family-friendly activities starting at 10 AM.

Drancy

The historic Parc de Ladoucette will feature an open-air viewing zone for the match. Entry is free for all attendees.

Dugny

On Rue Henri Barbusse, from 3 PM to 9 PM, visitors can enjoy various animations, a face painting stand, and a selection of food and drink options.

Epinay-sur-Seine

The Parc de l’Hôtel de Ville will host an open-air broadcast on a large screen. Admission is free.

L’Île-Saint-Denis

The Théâtre Jean-Vilar, at 1 bis Rue Méchin, will open its doors from 5:15 PM. Entry is free and available within the seating capacity. A refreshment stand will be available at Place des Arts.

Neuilly-sur-Marne

The athletics stadium at Parc des 33 Hectares, Rue Hippolyte Pina, will be open from 3 PM. A massive 28 m² giant screen will be installed, alongside entertainment, a refreshment stand, and food trucks. This free event anticipates over 5,000 attendees.

Noisy-le-Grand

The Gardens of the Hôtel de Ville will offer a free and secure viewing area. The venue is estimated to accommodate between 5,000 and 8,000 supporters for the match and post-match celebrations.

Rosny-sous-Bois

Stade Armand Girodit will be open from 5 PM, providing food trucks and an extended evening at the temporary terrace under the market hall at the station.

Stains

At Espace Paul Eluard, the final will be projected at 6 PM, with refreshments provided by the Prolongations association. The youth service will organize animations from 2 PM to 4:30 PM.

Saint-Denis

Stade Auguste Delaune, located at 5 Rue du 19 Mars 1962, will host a live broadcast on a giant screen starting at 5 PM. Drinks and food will be available on-site.

Villemomble

Parc Jean Mermoz will open its gates from 5:30 PM, accessible via the media library parking area. Capacity is limited to 300 people, with priority access given to Villemomblois residents.

Villepinte

Stade Pierre Lacans will host the official match broadcast from 5 PM, with on-site refreshment and catering services.