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To access the red perimeters around the competition venues, only motorized vehicles need a Games Pass (QR code). Here's everything you need to know.
Ensuring the safety of individuals and property, along with the efficient management of traffic, is crucial to making the Paris Games to be a festive occasion. It's important to maintain social, economic, and cultural activities as much as possible, allowing them to proceed in the most favorable conditions.
A Games Pass is therefore required if you need to enter the red perimeters around the competition venues, and only if you are traveling by motorized vehicle. This perimeter will be activated around the venue for the duration of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, each day of competition, 2h30 before the start of the first event, and will be lifted 1 hour after the end of the last event.
ATTENTION: the Pass will not be granted if you simply need to cross a perimeter.
This free, personal pass takes the form of a QR code to be presented at access points to the perimeters concerned. Checks will be carried out by the police, with identity verification. But first of all, check that your address is indeed concerned.
Is my address within a red perimeter?
All individuals over 13 years of age must be in possession of a Games Pass (even if they are in a vehicle).
The needs and reasons for access (residence, work, delivery, breakdown service, moving house, medical appointment, etc.) must be justified at the time of application.
The Games Pass can cover the entire Olympic and/or Paralympic period (for local residents, professionals, delivery personnel, etc.) and can also be used on a one-off basis for certain users (visitors, short stays).
A ticket also acts as a Games Pass around the competition site for the day of the event only.
You also don't need to apply if you want to access the blue perimeters of competition sites (only proof of motorized vehicle access will be required).
For red perimeters activated during road races (marathon, cycling), there will be no derogation authorization for vehicles. Motorized traffic will simply not be allowed during the period of activation (except in emergencies).
The online form is available in French and English. For people with digital difficulties, the Pass Jeux application can be made by another person (family, employer…), and a support service to help them register on the digital platform is organized at the borough hall.
Need help?
Need help with your Pass Jeux?
- Call 3430, the 24-hour number dedicated to Pass Jeux
- Call 3975, the single information number for the City of Paris
- Assistance is available at arrondissement town halls for people experiencing difficulties with digital technology.
3975 and the switchboards at arrondissement town halls will be open Monday to Friday (except August 15) from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Exceptionally, 3975 will be open every day from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. from August 26 to September 8 inclusive.
PMR: in the event of access difficulties, you can contact 3975, the switchboard of your arrondissement town hall (choice 0) or report them via the DMR app.
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