Om Stadium Tour

The Om Stadium Tour opens the doors behind the scenes of Marseille's Stade CEPAC Vélodrome for an immersive experience at the heart of Olympique de Marseille's history. From September 12 to October 29, 2026, discover the changing rooms, the pitchside area and spaces usually inaccessible to the public, via a self-guided tour full of anecdotes. Book your tickets now to experience this unique event. Stade CEPAC Vélodrome de Marseille opens its doors behind the scenes with the Om Stadium Tour Until October 29, 2026, Stade CEPAC Vélodrome offers a self-guided tour of its most iconic spaces as part of the Om Stadium Tour. Accessible from boulevard Michelet, Gate 18, this unique tour in the Bouches-du-Rhône takes visitors to the heart of the Marseille legend, among incredible stories, original content and rare anecdotes. Last admission is at 5 p.m.; opening hours are 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. The tour includes access to the changing rooms, the pitchside area and many exclusive locations usually reserved for players and staff. The ticket is valid for one admission only. Admission is free for children under 3 (ticket to be collected on site). Special bookings are available for people with disabilities via omtour@mars360.fr. To discover other activities and experiences in Marseille, jds.fr lists the city's best outings. Tickets for the Om Stadium Tour at Stade CEPAC Vélodrome Tickets for this immersive tour at Stade CEPAC Vélodrome are available from €23. Given Olympique de Marseille's popularity and the enthusiasm this experience has generated, booking as early as possible is recommended. Check prices and availability before finalizing your purchase. How do you get to Stade CEPAC Vélodrome in Marseille? Located in the Prado area, Stade CEPAC Vélodrome in Marseille can be reached by car via the A55 motorway (city-center exit) or the A7 motorway (exit no. 36). Several parking options are available nearby: Parking du Parc Chanot (paid), Q-Park car parks at €6, or the free car park near Sainte-Marguerite Dromel station (100 spaces, maximum height 1.9 m, a 2-minute walk away). The €8.50 St Charles package (EFFIA + RTM) offers an alternative combining 4 hours of parking with a return metro trip from central Marseille. By public transport, the stadium is served by metro line M2: Rond-Point du Prado station (access to the Virage Sud and Jean Bouin stand) or Sainte-Marguerite Dromel station (access to the Virage Nord and Ganay stand). Numerous RTM bus lines (15, 16, 17, 24, 46, 47, 48, 72, 73, 83, 19, B1…) also serve the stadium. The same ticket is valid for buses, the metro and trams for 1 hour. For people with reduced mobility, the Rond-Point du Prado and Sainte-Marguerite Dromel metro stations are equipped with lifts, and dedicated accessible entrances are available on the Ganay and Jean Bouin sides. Our advice: take metro line M2, the most convenient and fastest option for reaching Stade CEPAC Vélodrome without parking restrictions. Stade CEPAC Vélodrome also hosts sporting events throughout the season. If you are a football fan, don't miss the Marseille–Toulouse Ligue 1 match at Stade CEPAC Vélodrome, an event to experience in the incomparable atmosphere of the Marseille stadium.