"In order to guarantee the greatest safety of motorized two-wheelers and three-wheelers, Interfile Traffic (CIF) has been interrupted on roads with JOP reserved lanes. Indeed, with the Olympic and Paralympic Games, traffic is likely to be very dense and there will be a lot of traffic jams by high-capacity vehicles on the 185 km of lanes reserved for vehicles accredited to transport athletes, official delegations, emergency and security vehicles, taxis, ambulances and public transport (operating as part of a public service mission) and accredited journalists."

"The experiment provided for in the first paragraph of is suspended from July 15, 2024 on the lanes and portions of lanes reserved for certain vehicles for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games provided for by the decree n ° 2022-786 of May 4, 2022 amended establishing the list of lanes and portions of lanes reserved for certain vehicles for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games"

On August 28, the day of the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games, here is the list of closed stations: 

D-day

• Metro : 
  • The metro will not stop at the station FranklinRoosevelt from 14 p.m. to the end of service. Access to the metro will remain open.
  • Closure of access to the metro on the Champs-Elysées roundabout.
• Orsay Museum Station ( ): open, plan to close access to the RER on the Anatole France quay.
• Palais Royal Station - Louvre Museum ( ): open, plan to close access to the metro located within the SILT perimeter.

Other stations closed in the area

• Metro

“Champs-Elysées – Clémenceau” – from 22/08 to 08/09
“Concorde” and “Tuileries” – from 17/06 to 01/09

• Metro : “Concorde” – from 17/06 to 01/09
• Metro : “Concorde” – from 17/05 to 21/09
• Metro : “Champs-Elysées – Clémenceau” – from 22/08 to 08/09

Facilities are provided to get you to the competition sites: 

• Shuttle buses depart from Montparnasse, Lyon, Austerlitz, Bercy, Nord, Est, Saint-Lazare and Rosa Parks stations.

All information on: PFR Île-de-France Mobilités JOP Paris shuttle (iledefrance-mobilites.fr)

• 1 accessible taxis deployed during the Games to allow spectators with reduced mobility to reach the competition venues. 

Find below the train stations and stations accessible to get to the competition sites:

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All the information to anticipate your trip to see events is available here.

Find all the information for traveling on the roads in the dedicated article: click here. 

Find the complete list of lines accessible to people with reduced mobility in the dedicated article: click here. 

The following axes are deactivated between the two Olympics, on the dates below 

The opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games will take place on Place de la Concorde and on Avenue des Champs Elysées on Wednesday August 28, 2024 at 20 p.m. A red perimeter (motorized access prohibited unless exempted) will be gradually put in place:

• From 7h

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• From 14h

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You can view the security perimeter on our interactive map. 

Enter an address to find out if you are affected by this security perimeter

Wednesday August 28 2024, the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will be held. The event will take place on the Place de la Concorde and on theChamps-Elysees avenue.

The security perimeter is visible on our interactive map.

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Consult the interactive map

Have you obtained a Games Pass to travel in a motorized vehicle within the red perimeter (excluding the opening ceremony) during the Olympic Games? This pass will always be valid during the Paralympic Games (excluding the opening ceremony and the para-cycling event from September 3 to 7 in Seine-Saint-Denis).

If you wish to apply for a Games Pass for travel in motorized vehicles within the red perimeter during the Paralympic Games, click here.