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I recommend visiting on a sunny weekend afternoon around 3 PM. It gets busy, and there’s more energy in the air with everyone playing and socializing.

Check the schedule for tournaments before you go! I missed out on one by a day and it looked super fun. They have an awesome vibe during competitions.

Don't forget to try the local café nearby! I grabbed a coffee there and the prices were much better than the ones at the venue. Trust me, it’s worth a break!

Bring your own boules if you can! Rentals are available, but they can be a bit pricey. I saved money by using my own and they felt way nicer to play with.

If you can, try to visit on a match day. The atmosphere is electrifying and you get to experience the stadium at its best. Just be prepared for large crowds and consider arriving by 5 PM to avoid long lines.

Pack some snacks and drinks! I noticed a lot of people doing this and it really helped save money. The prices inside can be ridiculous, and who wants to pay 5 euros for a bottle of water?

I think it’s worth exploring the practice areas before the game. They’re really well maintained and helped me get comfortable with my swing.

I suggest booking your tee time online well in advance. It can get really busy, and I had a hard time getting a spot last minute.

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can; it’s less crowded and you can enjoy the atmosphere of the stadium without the weekend rush.

Check out the fan zone before the match; it's lively and a great place for selfies and meeting locals or other fans.

if you're planning to buy merchandise, wait until after the game; they often have better deals or discounts then!

I found sitting in the upper tiers gave a better view of the game for less money. You can still feel the vibe without breaking the bank!

I recommend exploring the area around Groupama Stadium. There are some great food trucks nearby that offer tasty alternatives to the stadium food.

Check out the public transport options in advance. It's way better than finding parking, which can be a total nightmare on match days!

I suggest going on a weeknight, especially Tuesday or Wednesday, when it’s less crowded. You’ll have more tables available and a chill vibe to enjoy a game with friends.

I think you should try their cocktails—they're creative and not too pricey for Paris. Just beware of Happy Hour, it can get packed, and service slows down a bit.

If you're a bit indecisive, just go for their snack platter. It’s a solid choice to share while you play, but don’t expect a gourmet experience. Keeps the hunger at bay, though!

I suggest you get there shortly after 5 PM. It's less crowded and you can snag a good spot without waiting too long. The vibe is chill and perfect for starting the evening!

Use public transport to get there! It’s super efficient and you get to avoid the parking hassle. The stadium is really close to the metro station, so it’s easy.

Try to sit in the sections behind the goals for the most exciting action. That's where all the energy is, especially when they score!

If you're planning to grab a bite, skip the food stalls inside. I found an awesome little eatery just a short walk away that was way cheaper and tastier.

Arrive 2-3 hours early to soak in the atmosphere and grab your merch before the crowds hit. Trust me the lines can get crazy right before game time!

Arrive a bit earlier, like around 1-2 hours before a match. This way, you can soak in the atmosphere outside and grab some food from the food trucks around the stadium, which can be way cheaper than inside.

Exploring the stadium's architecture is awesome, but plan your visit when they have guided tours, usually before big matches. I went during an off-peak time, and I missed out on some cool insights!