World Cup Final at Hangar Y: Cut Killer, XXL screens, and street food by Norbert Tarayre
On Sunday, July 19, 2026, soccer fans will gather in Meudon to experience the FIFA World Cup final in an extraordinary setting. Hangar Y, a listed historic monument and the former cradle of French aeronautics, will host an event organized by Les Bistrots Pas Parisiens that evening. Limited seating, open-air setting, and a great atmosphere guaranteed: this is a truly unique way to experience the most anticipated match of the summer.
A historic site at the heart of a sports event
Built in the late 19th century, Hangar Y is the world’s first airship hangar. This industrial building, designated a historic monument, is set within a landscape designed by André Le Nôtre and renovated in 2023 under the direction of Frédéric Jousset. Thus, history and modernity converge on the shores of the Meudon Pond.
What’s more, the site offers the perfect natural setting for an outdoor event. The teams from Les Bistrots Pas Parisiens set up shop there with XXL screens, bars, and all-you-can-eat food. As a result, fans don’t have to choose between comfort and excitement.
In contrast, while Paris is crammed into its crowded cafés, Meudon offers space, fresh air, and live music. The concept behind the Bistrots Pas Parisiens is simple: good food and warm hospitality, without any fuss—even for a World Cup final.
Norbert Tarayre and Stéphane Rotenberg, the founders behind the event
The Bistrots Pas Parisiens were founded by Norbert Tarayre and Stéphane Rotenberg. Since their inception, they have opened numerous locations in western Paris. Their philosophy remains the same: hearty, affordable cuisine served in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
For the 2026 final, Norbert Tarayre is personally overseeing the street food served at the open-air café, all-you-can-eat style. This way, every fan can eat their fill before and during the game, without worrying about the price of every bite. That’s part of the Pas Parisiens spirit.
“We come for the game, we stay for the party.”
Two ways to experience the final your way
The event offers two distinct options, tailored to every preference. The first, a guinguette-style event, is priced at €60: standing room, all-you-can-eat street food, a festive atmosphere, and a pre-game DJ set by Cut Killer. The second, the VIP Club at the Hangar Y restaurant, is priced at €120: seated seating, a buffet, and a glass of champagne included.
In addition, Cut Killer’s DJ set is scheduled for 5 p.m., well before kickoff at 9 p.m. This gives you time to settle in, enjoy the atmosphere, and catch up with other fans. As a result, the evening gets underway well before the opening whistle.
Reservations are available exclusively through the TheFork app. Simply search for “WORLD CUP FINAL @HANGAR Y – WITH CUT KILLER” to access the page and make a reservation for Sunday, July 19, 2026. An email confirmation is sent automatically.
- Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026, starting at 5 p.m.
- Location: Hangar Y, 9 Avenue de Trivaux, 92190 Meudon
- Guinguette Package: €60 — all-you-can-eat street food, standing room only, DJ set by Cut Killer
- VIP Package: €120 — a seat at the restaurant, buffet, and a glass of champagne
- Reservations: exclusively through the TheFork app; limited seating
How to Access the Site on Game Night
The site is accessible from several transit stops. The RER C line serves the Meudon Val Fleury station, the N line goes directly to Meudon, and buses 169, 289, and 389 pass nearby. Vélib’ bikes are also a convenient option for residents of the area.
Parking is available by reservation for €40. This allows spectators arriving by car to plan their evening with peace of mind. We recommend reserving early, as parking spaces are also limited.
An official event, FIFA-approved broadcaster for 2026
This event is organized in partnership with the official broadcaster of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This status guarantees legal, high-quality broadcasts on the XXL screens set up along the pond. Furthermore, it confirms the professionalism of the arrangements put in place by the teams at Bistrots Pas Parisiens.
The Hangar Y site, a designated historic landmark, adds a rare symbolic dimension to this type of event. Few world finals are held in an architectural setting so steeped in history. As a result, the experience goes far beyond that of a simple fan zone.
Seats are limited, and demand will be high. Therefore, we recommend booking now on TheFork to secure your spot, whether at the open-air café or the restaurant. This event, set against the iconic backdrop of Meudon, promises to be one of the most memorable evenings of summer 2026.
