Lollapalooza Paris: how to get to the festival? What you need to know before coming

Kendrick Lamar, Aya Nakamura, Damso, Kygo, Rosalía and Lil Nas X... There's going to be a big crowd in western Paris on Friday July 21, Saturday July 22 and Sunday July 23, 2023, for the new edition of Lollapalooza. Known as Lolla Paris to its friends and family, the festival will once again be taking place at theHippodrome Paris-Longchamp, a green setting in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, also used by Solidays and Brunch Electronik.

So, if you've got your ticket, there are several ways to get to the site.

BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The first option is public transport. Metro or bus... the choice is yours. But be sure to check the type of access indicated on your ticket, as the entrance fee differs according to the type of ticket.

For example, if you have an ACCÈS A ticket

Metro line 10: Porte d'Auteuil station. From there, a shuttle bus will take you to the nearest access A of the festival. The same shuttle will take you back to the metro station after the concerts. For the more courageous, it's also possible to walk from Porte d'Auteuil to the festival.

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If you have an ACCÈS B ticket

• Metro line 1: Pont de Neuilly station. From there, a shuttle bus - departing from the Porte de Madrid - will take you to entrance B of the festival. The same shuttle will take you back to the metro station after the concerts.

If you have a LOLLA VIP ticket or are disabled

• Metro line 1: Pont de Neuilly station. Here, too, you can board a shuttle bus from the Porte de Madrid station to the festival entrance. The same shuttle will take you back to the metro station after the concerts.
• You can also take the N°43 bus.

BY BIKE

For bicycle enthusiasts, there are several Vélib' stations located around the festival; here are the closest:

• Station n°16124 - Route de Sèvres - Porte de Bagatelle (a 20-minute walk from the festival)
• Station n°21001 - Transvaal - Charles de Gaulle (a 20-minute walk from the festival)
• Station n°21501 - Pont de Suresnes (10mn walk from the festival)

On its website, Lolla claims to be a " car-free festival ". However, if you don't have any other options, it's possible to come by VTC or cab (75 route de Sèvres in Neuilly for A and B ticket holders, or 2 route des tribunes for Lolla VIP and PMR/PSH ticket holders).