Plenitude Arena is a multipurpose indoor arena in Nanterre, a western suburb of Paris, France. Opened in October 2017, it was developed by the rugby union club Racing 92, and replaced Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir as their home. It is Europe's largest indoor arena. Its naming rights are held by Eni Plenitude, an Italian energy company.

The venue offers three separate configurations. In its rugby configuration, it has a nominal seating capacity of 30,681. For concerts, the original capacity was 40,000, but it was upgraded to 45,000 in 2024. Finally, a movable stand allows it also to be used for a variety of indoor sports, at various capacities, with a capacity of as low as 5,000 being possible. The venue also includes of office space, 300 student rooms, and shops, including a club shop, a brewery, and a gourmet restaurant.

It hosted swimming and water polo events at the 2024 Summer Olympics and swimming at the 2024 Summer Paralympics.

It will host the final phase of the 2031 FIBA Basketball World Cup.

History

The arena was originally planned to open in 2014. That date was delayed due to local protests. The venue was initially planned to have a retractable roof, but it was ultimately built with a fixed roof instead.

Upon its completion, it became the largest indoor arena in Europe, surpassing the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, which held this title since 1980. It eventually opened in October 2017, although Racing 92 played their first home game in the new arena when they hosted Toulouse on 22 December 2017. The arena's working name was changed from "Arena92" to "U Arena"; alluding to the configuration of the main stands, and the structure's shape, when viewed from the air, in November 2016. The name was changed a second time to the current Paris La Défense Arena on 12 June 2018. This followed a 10-year naming rights agreement with Paris La Défense. This company manages the nearby La Défense business district. Starting 1 July 2026, the arena is named Plenitude Arena after Eni Plenitude bought the naming rights.

The Rolling Stones were the first band ever to perform a concert at the venue, closing their Europe-only No Filter Tour, with three shows, on 19, 22, and 25 October 2017. The arena's first rugby union match took place on 25 November 2017 between France and Japan. On 11 March 2018, the French professional basketball clubs Nanterre 92 and ASVEL Basket, played each other in a LNB Pro A 2017–18 season game. The game had 15,220 people in attendance, the highest in the league's history.15.220 fans in the U Arena! EuroHoops.net, 11 March 2018 In 2017, the Paris Supercross moved from Bercy to Nanterre, as the venue could host a more traditional Supercross, compared to an Arenacross configuration.Chase Stallo What To Watch For At Paris Supercross Racer X Online, 15 November 2018 In 2024, ahead of Taylor Swift's four-date stop, as part of The Eras Tour, the capacity was upgraded to 45,000.

The arena hosted WWE Clash in Paris on 31 August, 2025, and the September 1, 2025 edition of WWE Raw.

From October 2025 hosted final Masters 1000 of the year the Paris Masters after AccorHotels Arena from 1986 to 2024.

In January 2026, it was announced that the arena was to be acquired by Live Nation, subject to regulatory approval. In 2026, Canadian singer Celine Dion is scheduled to perform a series of concerts at the arena from 12 September to 17 October as part of her comeback tour. The concert series is scheduled to continue in May 2027.

Entertainment events Date Act Event Attendance Gross201719 OctoberThe Rolling StonesNo Filter Tour109,126 / 109,126$18,529,32422 October25 October2 DecemberVarious ArtistsStars 80——20188 JuneRoger WatersUs + Them Tour45,639 / 56,540$4,281,5639 June24 AugustKendrick LamarN.E.R.DIAMBrockhamptonParis Summer Jam——13 OctoberBoobaBooba en Concert——28 NovemberPaul McCartneyFreshen Up36,663 / 36,663 $3,851,577201911 MayKassav'Tournée 40e Anniversaire——7 JuneMylène Farmer Mylène Farmer 2019——8 June11 June12 June14 June15 June18 June19 June22 June28 JuneRammsteinRammstein Stadium Tour73,223 / 73,223$6,660,26929 June3 JulyP!nkBeautiful Trauma World Tour36,295 / 36,295$3,358,51821 SeptemberSopranoPhoenix Tour——26 OctoberBigflo & OliBigflo et Oli en Concert——6 DecemberPatrick BruelCe soir on sort... Tour——202022 February DJ Snake—34,396 / 35,794$1,894,671202216 MarchGenesisThe Last Domino? Tour45,889 / 45,889$7,215,96717 March11 JuneElton JohnFarewell Yellow Brick Road62,220 / 62,220$9,846,09912 June26 June Iron Maiden Legacy of the Beast World Tour36,018/ 36,018$2,895,2432 JulyGreen Day Fall Out Boy Weezer Hella Mega Tour33,446 / 33,446$2,634,26510 SeptemberNinhoJefe Tour——2 DecemberAngèleNonante-Cinq Tour——3 December8 DecemberOrelsanCivilisation Tour——20238 AprilMusic Bank Pariscolspan="1" rowspan="1" ——13 MayBruce Springsteen & The E Street Band2023 Tour74,001 / 74,001$8,320,17415 May20 MayBurna BoyLove damini Tour36,585 / 36,585$2,863,34010 JuneM. PokoraÉpicentre Tour25,000—21 JuneP!nkSummer Carnival79,996 / 79,996$8,144,38122 June22 AugustImagine DragonsMercury World Tour80,628 / 80,711$7,664,78623 August16 SeptemberKarmine CorpKCX3——3 November50 CentThe Final Lap Tour30,792 / 34,750$2,447,38525 NovemberFally Ipupa———2 DecemberStromaeMultitude Tour——3 December8 DecemberBigflo & OliLe Grand Tour——202413 JanuaryJay ChouCarnival World Tour——9 MarchCalogeroA.M.O.U.R Tour——16 MarchMichel SardouJe me Souviens d'un Adieu——17 March6 AprilJoe HisaishiJoe Hisaishi Symphonic Concert——7 April20 AprilBlack Eyed PeasElevation World Tour— —9 MayTaylor SwiftThe Eras Tour 180,000 / 180,000—10 May11 May12 May3 NovemberLinkin Park From Zero World Tour39,255 / 39,255$4,529,46523 NovemberSum 41 Tour of the Setting Sum42,264 / 42,264$2,649,01830 NovemberTayc———1 December4 DecemberPaul McCartneyGot Back85,265 / 85,265$8,953,5455 December14 DecemberGims Le Dernier Tour24,887 / 27,000$1,216,148202511 JanuaryKaaris—31,640 / 33,000$1,887,3208 FebruarySidiki Diabaté———22 FebruaryAteezTowards the Light: Will to Power29,225 / 29,225$4,345,69122 MarchJJ LinJJ20 Final Lap World Tour12,068 / 15,000$2,985,80929 MarchLenny KravitzBlue Electric Light Tour36,137 / 36,137$3,741,21618 AprilGazo—34,431 / 38,000$1,891,23726 AprilFerre Gola———23 MayDua LipaRadical Optimism Tour85,967 / 85,9679,0236,55524 May14 JuneKings LeagueKings World Cup Clubs Final——21 JuneLudovico EinaudiThe Summer Portraits Tour25,365 / 27,000$3,018,6502 JulyRobbie WilliamsBritpop Tour30,772 / 32,000$3,658,6095 JulyChris BrownBreezy Bowl XX Tour41,112 / 41,112$4,145,40215 JulyKendrick LamarSZAGrand National Tour67,432 / 75,925$10,898,47816 July19 JulyIron MaidenRun for Your Lives World Tour75,463 / 75,463$7,662,18720 July31 AugustWWE WWE Clash in Paris30,343—1 September WWE Raw——3 September Post Malone Jelly Roll Big Ass Stadium Tour28,545 / 28,545$2,504,48920 SeptemberG-DragonÜbermensch World Tour——8 NovemberThe OffspringSupercharged Worldwide in '25——21 NovemberHans ZimmerThe Next Level——5 DecemberHamza———13 DecemberJean-Louis Aubert———202622 MayRocket League Championship SeriesRLCS Paris Major 2026——23 May24 May19 JuneFoo FightersTake Cover Tour——22 JuneIron MaidenRun for Your Lives World Tour——26 JuneCall of Duty League2026 CDL Major IV——27 June28 June4 JulyBad BunnyDebí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour——5 July12 SeptemberCeline DionCeline Dion Paris 2026–2027——16 September18 September19 September23 September25 September26 September30 September2 October3 October7 October9 October10 October14 October16 October17 October2027February 19RushFifty Something Tour——23 AprilOlivia RodrigoThe Unraveled Tour——23 April8 MayCeline DionCeline Dion Paris 2026–2027——12 May14 May15 May19 May21 May22 May26 May28 May29 May15 Juneblink-182———1 JulyKarol GViajando Por El Mundo Tropitour——

Gallery

See also List of indoor arenas in France References

External links

Stadium information Le Monde