PSG tickets

You can buy PSG tickets safely and easily through our website, olkaexpress.com. We offer 100% official tickets that come directly from the club.

It completely depends on the match and the ticket category you choose.
Click on the match to see the current prices for the different categories we offer. Our prices are based on supply and demand.

Yes! OLKA is probably Scandinavia’s largest sports travel agency at the moment, with around 40,000 travellers every year. We were founded in 1978 and provide all legally required guarantees.

OLKA is proud to be an authorised reseller for many clubs. As we have a fixed ticket allocation for each match, we can guarantee the availability of all tickets we sell.

An authorised reseller is appointed directly by individual clubs and official partners to offer fans and travellers the safest and most reliable way to purchase tickets.

The tickets are e-tickets (electronic tickets) sent to the email address provided at the time of booking.
They will be delivered to you as soon as we receive them from the club, usually 1–3 days before the match.

The tickets can be scanned directly from your mobile phone or printed on A4 paper. We recommend having both a printed copy and a digital version on your phone. If you receive the tickets after arriving in Paris, you can always ask the hotel reception for help printing them.

PSG’s home ground is located in the southwest of Paris. The metro is by far the best way to get to Le Parc des Princes. If you’re coming from central Paris, take line 9 — the nearest stop for the stadium is Porte de Saint-Cloud, just about a 5-minute walk away.

Alternatively, you can take line 10, which runs along Paris’s Left Bank (Rive Gauche). The station Porte d’Auteuil is around a 10-minute walk from the stadium.
More detailed information on how to get to Parc des Princes can be found on the club’s official website.

PSG supporters are often referred to as Les Parisiens or Les Parisiens supporters. However, they don’t have a specific nickname like some other football clubs do.
Unlike teams such as Liverpool (The Reds) or Manchester United (The Red Devils), PSG fans are generally known by the club’s own name, emphasising their connection to Paris Saint-Germain.

The matches between PSG and Olympique de Marseille (OM) are known as Le Classique and represent one of the most intense and historic rivalries in French football.
Over the years, even though it isn’t a “traditional rivalry” geographically speaking, PSG vs Marseille has become the most significant fixture in French football. Le Classique is often seen as a clash between the capital and the provinces – north versus south.

The rivalry between PSG and OM extends far beyond football. Paris and Marseille are France’s two largest and most influential cities, and together they are also the country’s most successful football clubs, having won more than 40 domestic trophies between them.

A more recent rivalry has developed with AS Monaco since their return to Ligue 1. Thanks to their ability to compete financially with the French champions, this matchup has been dubbed Le Cashique or El Cashico, and has in recent years become another major attraction for football fans.