Where exactly is Phantom?

Under the Accor Arena in Bercy, at 8 boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris. The entrance is Porte 28, and the club gives 35 rue de Bercy as the drop-off point for cars.

What music does Phantom play?

Electronic music with big international names. The autumn 2026 programme included Mathame, Josh Baker, Timmy Trumpet, Mahmut Orhan, Funk Tribu and Ben Klock.

Which nights is Phantom open?

It opens by event, mostly on Friday and Saturday nights. The programme published in August 2026 ran to 31 December 2026, with a further date on 20 February 2027.

Is there a New Year's Eve party at Phantom?

Yes: the programme lists an Organïk night on 31 December 2026. Message us on WhatsApp if you want to go as a group.

Can I book a table at Phantom?

The conditions depend on the club, the night and the area. Send us the date and the size of your group on WhatsApp and we'll come back to you.

The Paris Society group, which opened it on 17 March 2023, according to Time Out Paris.

Phantom Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List

Open nowDated club nights through 31 December 2026, plus a first date in February 2027 (programme updated in August 2026).

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Phantom is the big electronic club built into the Accor Arena in Bercy, in the 12th arrondissement, with its own entrance at Porte 28, 8 boulevard de Bercy. Paris Society opened it on 17 March 2023 in about 1,400 m² of the arena's basement, under high ceilings and a huge articulated mirror that hangs over the dancefloor. The programme is built around international headliners, mostly on Fridays and Saturdays: Ben Klock brings his “Photon” night here on 12 December 2026.

Season: Dated club nights through 31 December 2026, plus a first date in February 2027 (programme updated in August 2026).
Area: Bercy
Municipality: Paris
Music: Electronic music, mostly house and techno, with international headliners
Nights: By event, mostly Friday and Saturday nights (autumn 2026 programme)

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VIP Tables at Phantom

For a table or a group night at Phantom, the conditions depend on the event and the area. Send us a WhatsApp with the date and how many of you there are, and we'll tell you what's possible. We can also help with tickets and the guest list.

How to Get to Phantom

Go in through Porte 28 of the Accor Arena, 8 boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris. For a taxi or ride-hailing car, the club gives 35 rue de Bercy as its drop-off point. The nearest metro is Bercy (lines 6 and 14). Going home, the metro runs until about 2:15am at the end of the line on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays (about 1:15am on other nights); after that, Noctilien night buses run from roughly 12:30am to 5:30am, and a Navigo pass is valid on them.

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Dress Code & Entry Requirements

Phantom doesn't publish a dress code on its website. For an electronic night of this size, wear something you can dance in for hours, and if you're not sure about a particular event, ask us on WhatsApp before you go.

International headliners under Bercy

Phantom books the kind of names that fill a large room. Its autumn 2026 programme opened with Vintage Culture on 12 September, followed by a Techno Parade afterparty on 19 September, a Mathame all-night-long set with a no-phone policy on 9 October, then Josh Baker, Timmy Trumpet and Mahmut Orhan in October. November brings Dirty Workz on the 7th, Vieze Asbak all night long on the 13th, Funk Tribu on the 20th and Miss Monique on the 27th. December is the busiest month: Vladimir Cauchemar on the 4th and 5th, Ben Klock's “Photon” on the 12th, two more nights on the 18th and 19th, then Organïk for New Year's Eve. The sound stays electronic, mostly house and techno, and the crowd is broad: when it opened, Time Out Paris described a programme aimed at a wide audience rather than a niche one.

A club built for big nights

The space sits in the basement of the Accor Arena: about 1,400 m² under high ceilings, with broad metal arches across the hall and a 170 m² articulated mirror hanging from the ceiling. Time Out Paris reported its opening on 17 March 2023 and noted the very large capacity; the club is run by Paris Society, the group behind Bonnie and La Clairière. Besides club nights, the room is also used for concerts, shows, fashion shows and private events. Because it has its own door, you don't go through the arena: you head straight for Porte 28 on boulevard de Bercy. If you're coming as a group, tell us the night you have in mind on WhatsApp and we'll help with tickets, the guest list or a table.

Getting there and getting home

The address is 8 boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris, entrance at Porte 28. The nearest metro station is Bercy, on lines 6 and 14. For a taxi or ride-hailing car, the club's own page gives 35 rue de Bercy as the drop-off point, which saves you walking round the arena. Getting home, the RATP says the metro runs until about 1:15am from Sunday to Thursday and until about 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays; those times are at the end of the line, so the last train passes your station earlier. After that, Noctilien night buses take over from roughly 12:30am to 5:30am, and your Navigo pass is valid on them. Check the exact times for your station in the RATP app before you leave.