Arena BELLEGRAVE
Future Series Nouvelle-Aquitaine
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Schedule
Wednesday evening schedule
15h30 - 20h
Practice on competition courts
19h00
Reception of technical officials and organizers
19h30
Dinner
20h15
Team managers briefing (main hall)
21h
Umpires briefing
By plane
The competition site and the city centre of Bordeaux are easily accessible from Mérignac International Airport.
One hour's flight from Paris
Each day, the Air France shuttle offers 15 departures in the Bordeaux - Orly direction and 15 in the other direction at a rate ranging from 30 minutes in the morning to every hour in the afternoon.
Six connections in both directions also connect Bordeaux to Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport.
101 direct destinations served in high season by 28 scheduled airlines. With several direct long-haul routes, Bordeaux airport provides direct access to many cities:
- Amsterdam
- Madrid
- London
- Lisbonne
- ...
The other destinations are accessible via four major European connection platforms or "hubs", served from Roissy Charles de Gaulle.
MORE INFORMATIONS : BORDEAUX AIRPORT
By train or bus
SNCF GARE SAINT-JEAN
Every day, the Saint-Jean station receives 260 trains including 25 TGV Bordeaux / Paris-Montparnasse round trips, 4 Bordeaux / Lille round trips, 2 Bordeaux / Strasbourg round trips, 200 TER (regional express train) connecting the regional capital to all the towns of Aquitaine. High Speed Line (LGV) South Europe Atlantic, Océane, puts Bordeaux at 2:04 from Paris.
Once you have arrived at the Gare Saint Jean, you can easily access Pessac thanks to the frequent TER trains, which take only 5 minutes. You can find the one that suits you best by clicking HERE.
MORE INFORMATIONS : SNCF or THETRAINLINE
By car
Four highways lead to Bordeaux:
A10 from Paris and the Western and Northern regions via Poitiers, Nantes, Orléans
A62 from the Mediterranean via Toulouse, Montauban and Agen
A63 from Spain via Bayonne and Dax
A89 from the South-East and the East via Lyon, Clermont-Ferrand and Périgueux