Stade Louis II

Fantastic stadium, a must for any football fan. One of Europe's most unique stadium's to say the least. Friendly fans and locals, went for the Monaco v Nice derby. No issues and straight through security with ease. There's no alcohol in the stadium so be warned! I bought my ticket as a neutral from the club website with ease. Plentiful of spare seats regardless of high profile games.

First time here Amazing day, on holiday so thought why not go, paid 88 euros for four tickets, we paid for parking which says stadium parking, obviously a multistorey on the way into Monaco from nice! It says stadium parking, follow signs,scan ya ticket upon entry, pay when you leave, 6 euros and we got back to the car 10.30 as went for food and look around etc... Monaco beat Strasbourg 3-2, Getting a drink in the stadium is a bit old fashioned, they pour coke from a bottle and charge 3 euros, great experience and the ticket prices are very reasonable, stadium never sells out so should always be easy getting tickets. Nice FC isn't far away, so maybe check that too.

The Stade Louis II is a historic, beautiful old stadium that immediately arouses emotion. The special architecture and the unique atmosphere make every visit something special. A place where tradition and football passion are noticeably alive.

Visiting Monaco’s stadium had been a dream of mine since childhood, I always wanted to see a match there, and I was finally able to go with my kids. First of all, it’s a beautiful stadium. The entrances are well organized, and there’s plenty of security. But I had a very unusual experience during the Monaco vs. Inter Milan friendly match. I bought our tickets directly from the official Monaco website. There were three options: seating for Monaco fans, seating for Inter fans, and a neutral zone next to the VIP section. I chose the neutral zone and paid the highest price for those tickets. When we arrived, security stopped us because of the shirts we were wearing: I had on a Charlotte FC jersey, one of my kids wore an Italy national team jersey, and the other had a Belgium national team jersey. Security told us we couldn’t enter with those shirts. At first, I thought it was a joke. Then, after calling a supervisor and making me wait about 10 minutes (while the match had already started), they insisted I couldn’t go in. Frustrated, I went to a nearby shop, bought Monaco shirts, and came back. But even then, security told me I couldn’t bring the other jerseys inside, even though they were in a shopping bag. At that point, I lost my patience, argued, and finally a higher-level supervisor gave us clearance to enter. Honestly, it made no sense, and I still don’t understand why they gave us such a hard time. I plan to file a complaint with both AS Monaco and UEFA. That aside, the stadium itself is amazing to watch a match in. If it didn’t have the running track, you’d feel like you were right on top of the pitch. Despite being small, the crowd atmosphere carries really well and creates a great ambiance for the game.

Always enjoy a visit to watch AS Monaco when on holiday in South of France. Really enjoyable game and atmosphere was good as we were in with the Monaco Ultras.

I love that it's a small stadium, but it needs some updating and new concessions. The snacks are HORRIBLE unless you're in a VIP section.

An unforgettable experience at Stade Louis II! I recently attended a match at Stade Louis II, and it was an amazing experience from start to finish. The stadium is beautifully designed, compact but very modern, and every seat has a great view of the pitch. The atmosphere during the game was electric — the fans were passionate but friendly, and you could really feel the energy of the crowd. Getting to the stadium was easy; it’s located in a stunning part of Monaco, surrounded by the sea and hills, which makes the setting absolutely unique. The staff were polite and well-organized, from security at the entrance to the ushers helping people find their seats. The facilities inside are clean and well-maintained — restrooms, snack stands, and seating areas were all in good condition. The food options were surprisingly good for a stadium: fresh, quick service, and not overly expensive. What makes this place special is the combination of football excitement and Monaco’s elegance. Watching a live match here feels like a perfect mix of sport, culture, and beauty. Whether you’re a football fan or just visiting Monaco, attending a match at Stade Louis II is something I definitely recommend. It’s not just about the game — it’s about the whole experience!

The stadium is all scratched up and shabby. Very bad café, small selection, junk food, not even any beer, and you can’t leave the stadium and then come back in. You can smoke in cafe. Ok