At the end of August, Rock en Seine takes over the national estate of Saint-Cloud, on the western edge of Paris. Four days, several stages, and every evening tens of thousands of people leaving at once through the same gates.
A huge park with few exits
The Saint-Cloud estate covers more than four hundred hectares, but the festival uses only part of the park, with a limited number of entrances and exits.
The nearest metro and tram stops — Boulogne Pont de Saint-Cloud, Porte de Saint-Cloud — are saturated when the concerts end, and parking around the estate is restricted.
The way back, every night
The headliners finish around midnight, and everyone leaves within the same quarter of an hour. That is when the booking apps quote waiting times and peak fares.
A chauffeur waiting at an agreed point, at the time you set, gets you home without the wait and without the walk to Boulogne.
What we organise over the four days
We cover return journeys from central Paris, Neuilly, Boulogne and La Défense, and transfers from the stations and airports for festival-goers coming from further afield.
The van keeps the group in one vehicle, and the chauffeur stays directly reachable all evening.
With teenagers
Plenty of parents drop their teenagers at Rock en Seine and collect them rather than letting them travel home at one in the morning.
The chauffeur waits at the agreed point, tells you when they are on board, and takes them straight to the address.
To organise your journeys during the festival, give us the dates, the address and the number of passengers: you receive a firm price before confirming. See also our private driver in Saint-Cloud page.
Photo: Lara Janssen / Wikimedia Commons — CC0
