Orange Vélodrome seating plan & guide
Olympique de Marseille play at the Orange Vélodrome, France's largest club football stadium with a capacity of roughly 67,000. Opened in 1937 and originally named the Stade Vélodrome, it was expanded and re-roofed ahead of UEFA Euro 2016. It is renowned for one of the most intense atmospheres in European football, driven by the ultras of the Virage Sud.
Best sections
The home ultras end — loudest, most passionate atmosphere, but expect non-stop standing and singing.
The opposite ultras curve, named after a legendary supporter — another all-action standing section.
A covered side stand with strong views of the pitch and a calmer vibe than the curves.
Insider tips
- The Vélodrome is well served by the Métro — Rond-Point du Prado (Line 2) is a short walk from the ground.
- Avoid wearing the away team's colours near the Virage Sud and Nord on derby or high-profile match days.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Orange Vélodrome?
Virage Sud (Chevalier Roze / Depé) offer the closest view, while tribune jean bouin are the best value. A covered side stand with strong views of the pitch and a calmer vibe than the curves.
Where is Orange Vélodrome?
Orange Vélodrome is a football stadium in Marseille, opened in 1937 with a capacity of ≈67,000.
Where can I find the cheapest Orange Vélodrome tickets?
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