Access and mobility
Get to the Gare Maritime, easily
Brussels-North station is a 15-minute walk, metro lines 2 and 6 stop nearby, and secure bike parking is available at each entrance. By car, read the parking section before you leave.
Public transport
Coming without a car
We strongly encourage visitors to use public transport, cycling or walking: it is the fastest option and the least congested on tournament days.
| Mode | Where | From the site |
|---|---|---|
| Train | Brussels-North station (Brussel-Noord / Bruxelles-Nord) | 15 minutes on foot, or the free weekday shuttle |
| Metro | Lines 2 and 6 — Ribaucourt and Yser stations | About 10 minutes on foot |
| Bus | Lines 14, 15, 57, 88 and 89 — stop “Tour & Taxis” | In front of the site |
| Tram | Lines 51 and 93 — stop Sainctelette | About 5 minutes on foot |
| Bike | Free secure bike parking at 86C Avenue du Port and 1–11 Rue Picard; e-bike charging; Villo! station at 7 Rue Picard | At each entrance |
2026 transport information, kept up to date. Times and lines are checked against the STIB/SNCB networks before each edition.
Free shuttle from Brussels-North
On weekdays, a free shuttle runs between Brussels-North station and the site every 8 to 15 minutes, from 05:00 to 22:00.
Page updated 21 October 2026
Parking — read this before you come by car
- Opening days: the official parking is Parking Esplanade T&T, Avenue du Port 88, 1000 Brussels.
- From Wednesday to the finals: parking moves to the Proximus Tower, with stewards on site to guide you. Follow the signs on the barriers to the Blue Doors entrance, also reachable from Boulevard Roi Albert II.
- A free tournament shuttle runs every 15 minutes between the Proximus Tower and the site; on foot it is about 15 minutes.
- The last shuttle leaves Tour & Taxis one hour after the end of the last match.
- VIP guests receive their own parking instructions separately.
Parking information may change — updated 21 October 2026. Check this page again the week before you travel.
On site
Which entrance do you need?
The site has several entrances. Your ticket tells you which one to use; stewards are at each door.
Site map of the 2026 edition, kept as the reference until the 2027 map is published.
- Fixed seats entranceFor Fixed Seating and Free Seating tickets.
- VIP entranceFor hospitality and VIP Box guests, towards the Maison de la Poste.
- Padel VillageFree entry to courts 2 and 3 and the village.
- Box officeTicketing help on site during the tournament.
- Staff entranceAccredited staff, players and media.
- All bags are inspected at the entrance.
- Prohibited items include food and drinks, pets, camera flashes and anything that could disturb the players.
Accessibility
For wheelchair spaces, assistance or any specific need, write to hello@brusselspremierpadel.be before your visit: we arrange the access and the seating with the venue. An accessibility guide is published with the 2027 practical information.
Page updated 21 October 2026
One last check before you leave
Parking, shuttles and entrances change during the week. This page carries the date of its last update — check it the day before you come.