Riot Games expands VALORANT Champions Paris Grand Finals with 2,000 additional seats

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The Valorant Champions Tournament in Paris is set to begin in only three weeks’ time, and Riot Games has recently made available an additional 2,000 seats for the Grand Finale event.

Initially, you were thrilled about jetting off to Paris to catch your beloved team play, only to find out that you didn’t secure a ticket. Fear not! Riot Games has shared exciting news: they’re providing an extra 2,000 seats daily for the Champions Grand Finals weekend, so there might still be a chance for you to witness the action live!

VALORANT Champions Paris Grand Finals

For those Valorant enthusiasts who missed out on tickets for the Champions Paris Grand Finals weekend, here’s some great news! Riot Games has added over 2,000 new seats up for sale daily. These seats cater to various experiences and viewpoints, guaranteeing a suitable option for every fan, ensuring no one is left out of the excitement!

  • Floor seating for fans who want to be closest to the action
  • Lower and upper bowl seats with wide views across the arena
  • Around 1,000 fully obstructed seats, which won’t offer a direct view of the stage. Fans will be seated behind the stage with dedicated screens to follow every play. These seats will be priced affordably.

Starting August 28 at 3 a.m. Pacific Time (12 p.m. Central European Summer Time), all tickets purchased will grant fans unfettered access to Champions Fanfest, enabling them to immerse themselves in the event’s ambiance and excitement. Tickets can be obtained via the Accor Arena ticketline.

When is the event starting?

The upcoming VALORANT Champions Tournament in Paris is scheduled from September 12 to October 5. For both the Group Stage and Playoffs, the venue will be Arènes Grand Paris Sud in Évry-Courcouronnes. The final four teams will then move to Accord Arena in Paris for their matches.

16 teams are split into four different groups, yet only eight of them will advance to the Playoffs and compete for the annual championship trophy. Most matches, with the exception of the Lower Bracket Final and the Grand Final (consisting of five games), are three-game series. You can catch all the action on VALORANT’s official streaming platforms.

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2025-08-23 13:40