RER strike: spectators of the Top 14 Castres-Montpellier final invited to come early to the Stade de France

A call not to hang around.

The National Rugby League urges spectators of the Top 14 final between Castres and Montpellier on Friday (8:45 p.m.) to "come early to the Stade de France" because of the strike call launched by several trade union organizations on the RER, including two lines serve the enclosure.

If the service will be almost normal on the B with an interconnection maintained at Gare du Nord, disruptions are announced on the D this Friday.

One in three trains is scheduled during off-peak hours, and one in two during peak hours.

No trains will run between Gare de Lyon and Châtelet-les-Halles either.

But the SNCF announces, without giving precise figures, that the RER D, will be "reinforced" to transport the passengers of the final, like the B, as well as metro lines 12 and 13, managed by the RATP and not affected by this strike.

The stadium opens at 5 p.m.

“During its many exchanges with the SNCF and the RATP, the LNR was reassured about the ability to provide links with the Stade de France as was the case during the last two matches of the French football team. “, explains the National Rugby League.

Calls for a strike have been launched by the trade unions during several recent events organized in the enclosure of Saint-Denis: the final of the Champions League on May 28 between Real Madrid and Liverpool, where a problem of distribution of The flow of spectators from the RER D had overloaded a pre-screening point, as well as the last two home meetings of the world champions against Denmark and Croatia.

To allow Castres and Montpellier supporters to settle in as soon as possible, the doors of the Stade de France will be open from 5 p.m.

Spectators will be able to kill time in front of the Elite Gaudermen final, which will oppose the cadets of Agen to those of Massy as a curtain raiser to the clash between the Héraultais and the Tarnais.