Parking Stade de Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Parking Stade de Luxembourg: P+R Stade de Luxembourg (Boulevard de Kockelscheuer)

If you’re searching for parking Stade de Luxembourg, start with the Park-and-Ride at the stadium: it’s open 7 days a week, 24 hours, with facilities for drivers including toilets, lifts, and dedicated spaces for people with reduced mobility.

Free window: parking is free for the first 24 hours. From the 25th hour, the cost becomes €10 per started day, so this option is best if you don’t need to keep your car parked all day. The P+R also has 43 spaces reserved for people with mobility needs and 56 electric-vehicle spaces. If you want to plan around event demand, you can also check Mobypark for any future listings for your dates.

Vehicle rules to be aware of: max vehicle height is 2.10 m; vehicles over 3.5 t are not allowed, trailers are prohibited, and GPL vehicles are not accepted.

Covered garage option: Parking du Stade (Route d’Arlon)

For a more “garage-like” alternative near the stadium area, look at Parking du Stade (Route d’Arlon). It offers about 400 underground spaces and is designed for quick event-day parking.

• Opening hours: Mon–Sat 06:30–23:00; closed Sundays and public holidays.
• Prices (as published): €1.50/hour for the first 3 hours, then €0.80/hour from the 4th hour.
• Night period: €0.80/hour from 17:00 to 07:00.

Another 24/7 facility: Parking Stade (Rue d’Ostende, Belair)

If you need round-the-clock access, there is also a Parking Stade in Belair (Rue d’Ostende). It operates 24/7 (7 days a week) and has an access height limit of 2.0 m.

This facility also supports driver needs such as step-free access and on-site amenities (including toilets), and it includes an EV charging point.

Quick ways to avoid parking issues on match or busy days

• Respect the P+R time limit: the first 24 hours are free at P+R Stade de Luxembourg, then it becomes €10 per started day.
• Check your access window: Parking du Stade (Route d’Arlon) is closed Sundays/public holidays, so don’t plan to arrive late if you’re traveling on those days.
• Verify vehicle restrictions early: height limits apply (notably 2.10 m at the P+R) and some vehicle types (like trailers) aren’t accepted.
• If accessibility or EV parking matters: the P+R provides dedicated spaces (including PMR and electric parking), which can be easier than hunting for the right spot on the day.