Ernest-Wallon Stadium 
114 Rue des Troènes, 31200 Toulouse 

PUBLIC TRANSPORT
BUS

The Linéo 1 serves the Soleil d'Or stop near the stadium, and runs very frequently.

METRO

Ligne A: join the Linéo 1 bus at the Jean Jaurès metro station and get off at the Soleil d'Or stop.

ECOBILITY
BIKE

Velo Toulouse terminals allow you to reach Ernest Wallon via the cycle paths at station n°287 at the foot of the stadium.

SCOOTER

Dedicated parking for YEGO scooters in front of parking A.

CAR

Exit 1: les Sept-Deniers
Exit 31A: Blagnac Aéroport
Parking lots C and D are open to the general public.

Cameras

All cameras and/or video cameras are allowed. Our advice: make as many videos as possible and share them on YouTube and other social networks!

Photos and filming

During the event, photos and videos will be taken: all visitors implicitly agree that these photos and videos may be distributed, reproduced and used.

We do our best to offer you original animations to allow you to fully enjoy the unique experience that is proposed during the AMOS WFC. That is why we ask you to respect the site of the Ernest Wallon Stadium.

Anyone who causes damage will be expelled from the Stadium immediately!

It is strictly forbidden to distribute and hang flyers or posters on the AMOS WFC site and in the parking lots without permission.

The Amos Women's French Cup will host up to 10,000 people per day. For everyone's safety, certain rules must be followed during the event and certain items are not allowed on site. Please refer to the list below so that you are not caught off guard:

Authorized items :

• Digital and/or disposable camera (non reflex, non professional)

• Selfie Pole (MAX. 1m unfolded) Beware, if security considers your selfie pole to be dangerous, you will not be allowed to enter with it.
• Fanny pack, small purse
• Plastic sheeting and blankets for seating
• Flags
• Sunscreen and cosmetics (max. 90ml)
• Sunglasses, hats
• Sealed cigarettes and lighters
• Cell phones and walkie-talkies.
• Reusable water bottles (must be empty or sealed at the entrance)
• Sealed pack of chewing gum
• Sealed chapstick

The Amos Women's French Cup will host up to 10,000 people. For everyone's safety, certain rules must be followed during the event and certain items are not allowed on site. Please refer to the list below so that you are not caught off guard:

Forbidden items :

• NO bags, water pouches...
• NO glass in any form
• NO cans
• NO weapons of any kind
• NO paint of any kind including aerosols
• NO smoke, flares, fireworks
• NO Venetian lanterns
• NO illegal substances, drugs or medications
• NO unpackaged medications/vitamins
• NO prescription drugs without a prescription
• NO large chains
• NO laser pointers - NO dangerous flagpoles
• NO large umbrellas
• NO unpackaged sanitary tampons
• NO pacifiers
• NO bikes, scooters, go-carts, or ATVs
• NO pets, leave your pets at home
• NO coolers
• NO food or beverages (1 sealed water bottle allowed)
• NO Tupperware
• NO aerosol deodorant or perfume
• NO tripods
• NO projectiles or explosives
• NO knives or sharp objects
• NO flammable products or aerosols
• NO water guns or foggers
• NO chairs
• NO flyers, stickers, posters
• NO advertising flags, political flags
• NO drones

Thursday, August 22nd and Sunday, August 28th, 2023:

• Doors open: 4:30 pm
• Doors close: 11:30pm

Access control: If you have a day pass and leave the AMOS WFC, you will need to purchase a new pass to re-enter.

During the Amos Women's French Cup, many stands will offer you, in the enclosure, paying services: refreshments, snacks and merchandising.

To pay for drinks, food, merchandising... you can pay by credit card or cash.

The answer is no. The Sanitary Pass is no longer mandatory in stadiums since March 2022.

The spectator is informed that access to the Stadium may be conditional, in accordance with the legislation in force at the time, on the presentation of any health and/or regulatory proof that may be required by these rules. Any person who is unable to present such proof will be refused access to the stadium.

The answer is no.