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This dedicated section provides everything national federations need to prepare for the championship. Find detailed guidance on team registration, important deadlines, logistics including accommodation, catering, and transportation, official equipment and uniform info, as well as staff information.

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Logistics Information

Accomodation packages for athletes

Who is eligible? All participating countries. Accommodation covers players and staff — typically 2 persons per country, with additional capacity available on request.

How are spots assigned? Budget-friendly accommodations are prioritised for countries that have applied for financial aid. Once these are allocated, the remaining spots across all accommodation options become available to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis.

An email will be sent when accommodations become available (May 25 - June 5).

Food Arrangements

What meals are included? Lunch and dinner are provided for all athletes. Every meal is vegetarian, protein-packed, and designed with athletic performance in mind — nutritious food to keep you fuelled throughout the competition.

Where will meals be served? All lunches and dinners will be served indoors at the playing fields, so you can refuel without leaving the venue.

What about breakfast? Details on breakfast options are coming soon — stay tuned.

Is there a combined housing & food package? Yes! A bundled accommodation and meal package will be available. Pricing details will be announced shortly.

Transportation details

How do I get there by public transport from Paris? Two RER lines serve the area:

Option A — RER A to Champigny, then bus 116 to the "Parc du Tremblay" stop.

Option B — RER E to Nogent–Le Perreux, then bus 317 or 116 to the "Parc du Tremblay" stop.

The journey from central Paris takes roughly 30–45 minutes depending on your starting point. We recommend using the Île-de-France Mobilités app or Google Maps for real-time directions.

I'm coming from elsewhere in France or Europe by train — what's the best route? Most high-speed trains (TGV, Eurostar, Thalys) arrive at one of Paris's main stations (Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Gare de l'Est, etc.). From there, take the Métro to connect to RER A or RER E and follow the directions above.

I'm flying in from abroad — which airport should I use? Paris has two main international airports: Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY). Both are well connected to central Paris by train and bus. From either airport, make your way to central Paris and follow the directions below.

Can I drive to the venue? Yes. The park is accessible from the A4 motorway and offers parking on site. However, parking can be limited on busy days, so public transport is encouraged when possible.

Venue Access & Site Map

Where exactly do I enter? The fields are located inside the Parc du Tremblay, which is a large park with multiple entrances. Make sure to use the north-east entrance at 161 Boulevard de Stalingrad — using any other gate will add a significant walk to your journey.

Is there a site map available? A detailed site map will be shared ahead of the tournament. In the meantime, save this address: 161 Boulevard de Stalingrad, 94500 Champigny-sur-Marne.

What happens when I arrive each morning? Team managers are required to check in every morning on behalf of their team. Please be on time — lateness may result in sanctions.

Team Composition Requirements

Squad Division

Teams within a squad should be ranked according to their combined points or ranking within the primary points/ranking system used within their country/region. If a points system is not applicable or certain players are over/under represented in your ranking system, it should be readily apparent to surrounding countries and the IRF that your teams are in the proper order.

The IRF may request justification, and has the right to deny specific team orders. Teams will published prior to the event for final review.

Individual Division

Similarly, teams submitted for the individual division should be ranked according to their combined points/positions with the primary points/ranking system used in their country/region. This is purely for seeding purposes.