France Rugby Hospitality Tickets

Seat Unique is proud to offer our customers access to hospitality packages for international French Rugby Union matches at Stade de France including France v Ireland.

Watch the Six Nations action unfold from the best seats in the house and enjoy five-star France Rugby hospitality from VIP Seats, Private or Shared Executive Boxes.

There is no better way to watch France Rugby’s Six Nations 2024 home fixtures in Paris than with a VIP matchday experience at Stade de France.

Get ready to have the ultimate France Rugby experience with VIP tickets. As a VIP and hospitality ticket holder, you will be treated to an experience of luxury and unforgettable entertainment.

Here's what you can look forward to with France Rugby VIP tickets:

Premium Viewing Experience: Hospitality tickets provide access to prime seating locations. This ensures that spectators have excellent views of the match and can enjoy all the on-field action up close.

Exclusive Hospitality Areas: Hospitality ticket holders have access to exclusive lounges or areas designed to enhance their match-day experience. These areas often offer luxurious amenities, comfortable seating, and a more upscale atmosphere.

Gourmet Food and Beverages: One of the main highlights of hospitality tickets is the availability of complimentary gourmet food and beverages. Spectators can indulge in a variety of high-quality dishes and drinks, adding to the overall enjoyment of the match.

Dedicated Services: Hospitality ticket holders often receive personalized service throughout the event. This may include access to dedicated staff members or concierge services who can assist with various needs and ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience.

Networking Opportunities: Hospitality areas at rugby matches are known to attract business professionals, sponsors, and influential individuals. Attending with hospitality tickets can provide opportunities for networking and socializing with like-minded individuals in a relaxed environment

*Please note that the specific benefits may vary depending on the package and venue.

The France national rugby union team, known as the "Équipe de France de rugby à XV," represents the French Rugby Federation (FFR) in men's international rugby union matches. They are commonly referred to as "Les Bleus" or "Le XV de France".

As one of Europe's leading international sides, the France rugby team has a rich and storied history in the sport. They have achieved success on both the domestic and international stages. The team has participated in numerous Rugby World Cups and has consistently been a strong contender in the Six Nations Championship, one of the biggest rugby tournaments in Europe.

The France rugby team is captained by Antoine Dupont, a highly skilled and versatile player who is known for his exceptional skills and leadership on the field. The head coach of the team is Fabien Galthié, a former French rugby union player who brings his extensive knowledge and experience to guide and develop the team.

The France national rugby team is one of the most successful teams in international rugby history. They have won a total of ten Six Nations championships, including five Grand Slams (winning all of their matches in a single tournament), making them one of the most successful nations in the history of the tournament.

France has also made it to three Rugby World Cup finals since the tournament's inception in 1987, finishing runners-up in 1987, 1999, and 2011. Despite their success in securing tournament berths, France has never won the coveted Webb Ellis Cup.

The France rugby team has produced some of the most talented players in the history of the game. Some of the notable players who have represented France include Fabien Pelous, Serge Blanco, Thierry Dusautoir, and Christophe Dominici. Additionally, many French players have gone on to become renowned coaches, such as Fabien Galthié and Philippe Saint-André.

Domestic Rugby

France rugby also has a strong domestic league, Top 14, which comprises 14 professional teams competing against each other in a season-long tournament. The league attracts some of the best rugby talent in the world, making it one of the most competitive rugby leagues in Europe.

France rugby's success has been attributed to their attacking mindset, their fluid and dynamic style of play, and the emphasis on playing attractive rugby. They have been known to adopt an unstructured and unpredictable style of play that keeps their opponents on the back foot.