PSG Stadium – The Heartbeat of Paris Saint-Germain

The home of PSG since 1973, the Parc des Princes, has become one of Europe’s premier football stadiums and with PSG now one of Europe’s biggest clubs, the iconic stadium has saw numerous huge games going back to its developments right up to the modern day.

Also hosting other huge sporting events, the Parc des Princes knows what is required to put on a major show but in recent times, the venue has largely been linked to PSG and it now holds a special place in the hearts of the Paris’ club’s supporters.

PSG Stadium History – A Journey Through Time

Built in the 19th century and originally used for cycling as a velodrome, it’s hard to imagine the legendary Parc des Princes as anything but the home of PSG.

Originally used for cycling, the growth of football and rugby in France saw the venue regularly host international events as several of the world’s leading sport sides would compete at the stadium.

With France set to host the 1938 football World Cup, major renovations were carried out at the stadium with the capacity increased massively to deal with the demand of local sport fans who were eager to watch the world’s best competitors.

With further work done in the 1970s, the stadium became home of PSG before going onto host a number of significant football matches. The 1981 European Cup final between Liverpool and Real Madrid took place at the Parc des Princes as well as the final of Euro 1984.

With France hosting the 1998 World Cup, a new stadium, the Stade de France, was built in Paris but that didn’t prevent the Parc des Princes from being used as one of the memorable tournament’s stadiums.

Today, with PSG recognised as one of Europe’s premier teams, the stadium is fitting of such a team and there are currently plans to expand the ground lifting the capacity to 60,000.

PSG Stadium Renovation – Shaping the Modern Icon

Switching identity from cycling to football and rugby, the Parc des Princes has been a focal point for French sport for over a century and with France rapidly becoming a major force in the sporting world, it required a venue worthy for their sporting prowess.

With numerous capacity increases and a focus on safety in previous redevelopments, Parc des Princes has had to move into the modern era in recent times due to PSG being one of football’s most elite clubs.

Today, the stadium is the envy of most clubs in Europe. Hospitality is a major factor in attracting high profile supporters and PSG’s investment in that area has saw them welcome several global superstars including Kim Kardashian.

The area the players get ready have also been upgraded in recent times meaning that the club now has impressive drrsssing rooms along with spacious warm up areas. 

With PSG relentless in their pursuit of sporting excellence, it’s likely that further investment will be made to the Parc des Princes as it continues to be recognised as one of the world’s best stadiums.

PSG Stadium Capacity – Roar of the Parisian Crowd

With the current capacity set at 48’000, the noise at the Parc des Princes can be intense on matchday and it’s been a major factor in PSG recent success.

Participating in the Champions League most seasons, PSG have welcomed some of the biggest clubs in Europe to their home throughout the past few seasons and their ardent support has always seen them compete well.

A daunting away trip for all sides, the atmosphere at the Parc des Princes resonates onto the pitch and there’s no doubt that their players have all been lifted by the ferocious and passionate energy of their fans.

Where is PSG Stadium? – Navigating the Heart of Paris

Located in the soutwest of Paris, inside the 16th arrondissement, the Parc des Princes is a user-friendly stadium that is easily accessible.

Located close to Roland Garros, the home of the French open, the Parc des Princes can be accessed via train on Metro lines 9 and 10.

If travelling by bus, services 22, 32 and 42 go to the Parc des Princes.

Matchday Traditions – Creating Memories at PSG Stadium

The biggest club in France, PSG have huge support across the world with legendary NFL star, Tom Brady, one of their fans.

The matchday experience inside the Parc des Princes can be a passionate one with PSG supporters singing numerous songs including the legendary ‘Allez Paris’ that has been sung inside the stadium since the 1970s.

Ô Ville Lumière,’ translated into Oh City of Light and sung to the tune of ‘Flower of Scotland’ is another popular anthem of PSG supporters and the anthem has been heard throughout Europe on PSG’s many away trips.

PSG Fan Tokens are now available, and you can be a part of one of Europe’s most famous clubs

What are PSG Fan Tokens

A Socios.com Fan Token is a digital asset that transforms your passion into rewards. As a Fan Token holder, you have the potential to access once-in-a-lifetime experiences, exclusive benefits, and other perks for being what you’ve always been – a passionate fan. Fan Tokens empower you to vote in official team polls, predict results, check-in for games, play games, choose your favourite players and more while generating reward points that lead to extraordinary Fan Rewards.

PSG Fan Tokens Holder Benefits & Rewards

Fan Tokens empower you to reward your passion. Think of unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences like meeting the players, re-creating classic goals or even being a part of matchday in novel and exciting ways. You can win matchday tickets, VIP seats, behind-the-scenes access and more with your PSG Fan Tokens.

Score Incredible Fan Rewards

Fans earn Fan Rewards by engaging with the team on the Socios.com app. Each time you predict and check into matches, play in-app games or vote in polls, you’ll score points. These points tally and enable you to get SSU. SSU are your in-app loyalty tokens, and you’ll trade these in for Fan Rewards.

Fan Tokens have enabled fans to travel with the first team, win unique match used merchandize and even enjoy VIP matchday experiences with team legends. Are you ready to get rewarded for your loyalty?

Vote In Polls and Make Your Mark on PSG 

Perhaps one of the most commonly used features on the Socios.com app is the voting system. Your Fan Tokens give you a say in your club. You’ll be able to pick shirt designs, stadium murals, official team merch and more. Whenever you use Fan Tokens, you always get to keep them, so keep impacting your side with your Fan Tokens.

Engage with PSG for Experience and Leaderboard Points

Use your Fan Tokens to score XP and LP on the Socios.com app. XP are experience points, gained every time you level up. LP are leaderboard points, and these stack in Team Leaderboards. Here, you’ll compete with fellow fans to win huge prizes when you rank at the end of the season!

Score points each time you:

  • Vote in polls
  • Check in to matches – do this each matchday to bag easy points!
  • Predict the score – get maximum points for the perfect score, and score when you guess the outcome too
  • Play in-app games, Freekick challenge and Pop & Swap.

How To Buy PSG Fan Tokens

  1. Download the Socios.com app and follow these three steps to get your first Corinthians Fan Tokens:
  2. Open the Socios.com app and tap on Wallet.
  3.  Top up your Wallet with our in-app currency, Chiliz ($CHZ)
  4.  Tap on Sports, tap on All Teams and then hit Football to filter out football teams. Then search for PSG and get your Fan Tokens using the $CHZ you just bought.
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