Jumping International de Bordeaux 2027 – France

What to expect in 2027

Jumping International de Bordeaux is a major international equestrian event organized by Bordeaux Events And More at the Parc des Expositions de Bordeaux. The programme combines elite show jumping with international dressage, indoor eventing, four-in-hand driving, pony competitions, amateur competitions, equestrian entertainment and the Salon du Cheval. The official 2027 programme highlights the LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™, Grand Prix Audi, FEI Driving World Cup™ Final, Devoucoux Indoor Derby, international dressage and the Baloubet Arena.

The event is designed for both dedicated equestrian followers and general visitors. Competition and show tickets include access to the Salon du Cheval, giving visitors the opportunity to combine international sport with exhibitions, shopping, demonstrations, entertainment and horse-related activities.

Show jumping remains central to the programme, with CSI5*W competitions providing the highest-level jumping action. Dressage adds judged technical performances, while the Devoucoux Indoor Derby brings eventing-style competition into the indoor arena. Four-in-hand driving provides another major international discipline, and the pony competitions create opportunities to see younger riders competing in a professional event environment.

The Salon du Cheval is an important part of the overall visitor experience. The official event describes it as a meeting place for professionals, amateurs, families and horse enthusiasts, with exhibitors, activities, competitions and entertainment across the exhibition areas.

Match/event dates

Jumping International de Bordeaux 2027 will take place from February 4 to February 7, 2027, at the Parc des Expositions de Bordeaux. The venue’s published opening hours are 9:30 AM to 11:45 PM on Thursday, 9:30 AM to 12:30 AM on Friday, 9:30 AM to 12:30 AM on Saturday and 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM on Sunday.

The sporting programme is divided into seven principal sessions:

• Thursday daytime
• Thursday evening
• Friday daytime
• Friday evening
• Saturday daytime
• Saturday evening
• Sunday daytime

The organizer states that access to the stands begins 30 minutes before the start of the relevant session. Published competition times are provisional and may be modified by the organizer.

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Stadium & sports venue

The event takes place at the Parc des Expositions de Bordeaux, the city’s major exhibition complex in the Bordeaux-Lac area. The venue provides the indoor competition arena, spectator stands, exhibition halls, hospitality facilities, food outlets and visitor services needed for the Jumping and Salon du Cheval.

The main international arena hosts the principal show-jumping, dressage and other high-level equestrian competitions. The indoor setting provides a controlled environment for horses and riders while allowing spectators to watch the competitions from dedicated stands.

The wider exhibition complex is used for the Salon du Cheval. Visitors can explore equestrian equipment, horse-care products, riding-related services, shopping areas, demonstrations and other activities connected with the horse world. The official site also identifies the Baloubet Arena as one of the event’s dedicated sporting areas.

The venue is designed to accommodate both sporting and exhibition audiences, so visitors can move between the international competition areas and the Salon du Cheval during their visit.

Full fixture or event schedule

The official 2027 ticketing page currently publishes a detailed provisional schedule for the principal sessions.

• Thursday daytime: CDI5* Grand Prix dressage, Partners Championship team competition and CSI5*W warm-up.
• Thursday evening: RÊVE(S) equestrian show followed by the Dressage Battle.
• Friday daytime: Partners Championship team final, CSI5W international competition and CDI5 Grand Prix Freestyle.
• Friday evening: CSI5*W international competition followed by the Devoucoux Indoor Derby.
• Saturday daytime: Partners Championship individual competition, Derby Ponies by Devoucoux, CSI5*W international competition and Super As Grand Prix Excellence.
• Saturday evening: LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™ followed by the first competition of the FEI Driving World Cup™ Final.
• Sunday daytime: CSI5*W international competition, Partners Championship individual final, Grand Prix Audi and the second FEI Driving World Cup™ Final competition.

The Salon du Cheval operates alongside the competition programme. Visitors with a competition or show ticket receive access to the Horse Fair, while visitors interested only in the exhibition can purchase a separate Salon du Cheval ticket.

Teams, athletes & participants

Jumping International de Bordeaux brings together international riders and horses competing in elite show jumping, alongside competitors in dressage, eventing, driving and pony disciplines.

The main show-jumping competitions are individual horse-and-rider contests. The Partners Championship introduces team and individual formats, while the pony programme provides opportunities for younger competitors. The FEI Driving World Cup™ Final brings professional four-in-hand drivers into the main sporting programme.

The final 2027 rider and horse entry lists should be checked through the organizer as they are released. The official website currently confirms the competitions but does not provide a complete final list of all 2027 participants.

Previous editions have attracted prominent international riders. The organizer’s competition pages identify the Grand Prix Audi and LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™ as events that regularly bring leading riders and horses from the international circuit.

Alongside the professional competitors, the event includes amateur riders, pony competitors, exhibitors, trainers, equestrian businesses and horse enthusiasts, giving the event a much wider participant base than the headline international competitions alone.

Tournament format & competition structure

Jumping International de Bordeaux is a multi-discipline equestrian event rather than a single tournament with one championship table.

The CSI5*W show-jumping competitions require riders and horses to negotiate technical courses while avoiding faults and completing the course efficiently. The LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™ forms part of the wider FEI World Cup structure and brings international riders together in a high-level competition.

The Grand Prix Audi is another major CSI5*W show-jumping competition. The organizer describes it as one of the principal highlights of the show-jumping programme and lists numerous internationally recognized previous winners.

Dressage follows a judged format based on the technical execution and quality of the horse-and-rider performance. The programme includes both a Grand Prix and a freestyle competition.

The Devoucoux Indoor Derby combines elements of eventing with an indoor arena format. The driving World Cup Final uses four-horse teams, while pony competitions provide a separate competitive environment for younger riders.

Match/event times

The official 2027 schedule provides provisional start times for the main sessions. The organizer notes that the timetable can be modified, so visitors should also check their e-ticket and the official programme before attending.

The Thursday daytime session begins with the CDI5* Grand Prix at 9:30 AM, followed by the Partners Championship team competition at 1:15 PM and the CSI5*W warm-up at 5:15 PM.

The Thursday evening programme begins with the RÊVE(S) equestrian show at 8:00 PM, followed by the Dressage Battle at 10:05 PM. The session is scheduled to finish at 11:05 PM.

Friday daytime begins with the Partners Championship team final at 9:45 AM. CSI5*W international competition is scheduled for 1:40 PM, followed by the Grand Prix Freestyle at 3:50 PM.

Friday evening starts with CSI5*W international competition at 7:30 PM, followed by the Devoucoux Indoor Derby at 10:25 PM.

Saturday daytime begins with the Partners Championship individual competition at 10:00 AM. Derby Ponies by Devoucoux follows at 2:10 PM, CSI5*W international competition at 3:30 PM and Super As Grand Prix Excellence at 5:30 PM.

Saturday evening features the LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™ at 8:00 PM and the first FEI Driving World Cup™ Final competition at 11:15 PM.

Sunday begins with CSI5*W international competition at 9:30 AM. The Partners Championship individual final is scheduled for 11:35 AM, the Grand Prix Audi for 2:30 PM and the second FEI Driving World Cup™ Final competition for 5:15 PM.

Ticket types

The official ticket office offers individual daytime and evening sessions, multi-session packages, Salon du Cheval admission and VIP experiences. Competition and show tickets also include access to the Horse Fair.

Using the European Central Bank reference rate of €1 = $1.1355, the published ticket prices convert approximately as follows.

• Thursday daytime: Category 1 approximately $32.93; Category 2 approximately $21.57.
• Thursday evening: Gold Square approximately $89.70; Category 1 approximately $67.00; Category 2 approximately $55.64.
• Friday daytime: Gold Square approximately $72.67; Category 1 approximately $49.96; Category 2 approximately $38.61.
• Friday evening: Gold Square approximately $101.06; Category 1 approximately $78.35; Category 2 approximately $67.00.
• Saturday daytime: Gold Square approximately $72.67; Category 1 approximately $49.96; Category 2 approximately $38.61.
• Saturday evening: Gold Square approximately $112.41; Category 1 approximately $89.70; Category 2 approximately $72.67.
• Sunday daytime: Gold Square approximately $96.52; Category 1 approximately $73.81; Category 2 approximately $62.45.

The seven-session Member Pack is approximately $350.87 and provides Category 1 access across all seven sessions with the same seat. The Friday Pack is approximately $101.06 and the Saturday Pack is approximately $123.77.

The Salon du Cheval-only standard admission is approximately $17.03 for one day. The reduced admission is approximately $10.22, the family pass is approximately $44.28, and the exhibition is free for children under six.

Ticket release phases

The official 2027 ticket office is open. Online ticket sales opened on September 24 at 10:00 AM, with telephone sales from the same time through the official ticket office. On-site reservations are also available at Bordeaux Events And More.

Telephone reservations are available at +33 9 69 39 10 33. Groups of up to nine people can book online, while larger groups are asked to contact the ticket office by telephone or email.

The organizer states that reservations are subject to availability in each seating category. Category 2 seats are located close to safety grids that can obstruct part of the track from some viewpoints.

An official resale platform is also provided for eligible tickets. Resale prices are capped at the ticket’s face value, with transaction charges applying according to the platform’s rules. Some ticket products, including Horse Fair tickets, reduced-price tickets, Friday and Saturday Packs, season tickets and invitations, are excluded from the resale platform.

VIP & hospitality options

The official VIP Experience provides a more exclusive way to attend the event. The package includes a behind-the-scenes tour, a meet-and-greet, lunch or dinner at a VIP table with a view of the arena and support from a discipline expert.

Published VIP prices, converted using the ECB reference rate, are approximately:

• Thursday evening equestrian show: $305.45 per person.
• Friday daytime freestyle dressage: $305.45 per person.
• Friday evening show jumping and Indoor Derby: $539.36 per person.
• Saturday daytime show jumping: $305.45 per person.
• Saturday evening LONGINES FEI World Cup Grand Prix: $539.36 per person.
• Sunday daytime Grand Prix Audi: $461.01 per person.

The official ticketing page provides the ticket office as the contact point for VIP bookings and additional information.

Stadium & event rules

Visitors must comply with the regulations of the exhibition centre and the instructions of event staff and security personnel.

Only assistance dogs are permitted inside the Salon du Cheval and event areas. Ordinary pets, even when kept on a leash, are not permitted.

Visitors should use the seating category shown on their ticket and follow access instructions for their particular session. Category 2 seating is positioned near safety grids that may affect visibility of parts of the competition arena.

Security procedures may apply at venue entrances, and visitors should avoid bringing prohibited or potentially dangerous items. Event-specific rules and the general regulations published by Bordeaux Events And More remain applicable throughout the visit.

How to get there

The Jumping takes place at the Parc des Expositions de Bordeaux in the Bordeaux-Lac area. The organizer specifically recommends public transport for reaching the venue.

Visitors travelling from Bordeaux Saint-Jean railway station can take tram line C toward Parc des Expositions/Stade Matmut Atlantique. The Parc des Expositions stop is the terminus, followed by a walk toward Door B and Hall 1.

From Place des Quinconces, visitors can also take tram line C toward the exhibition centre. Bus lines 37 and 75 serve the Parc des Expositions stop, while bus line 32 serves the Palais des Congrès stop, followed by approximately five minutes on foot.

Visitors arriving by air can travel from Bordeaux Mérignac Airport by car in approximately 15 minutes via the ring road under normal conditions. The organizer also provides a tram connection using line F from the airport to Porte de Bourgogne and then line C toward Parc des Expositions.

Public transport & parking

Tram line C provides a direct connection between Bordeaux Saint-Jean, central Bordeaux locations and the Parc des Expositions terminus. This is one of the main public-transport options recommended by the organizer.

The venue has approximately 8,000 covered parking spaces, and the organizer states that parking is free throughout the event. Visitors arriving by car should follow the venue’s designated access routes and parking instructions.

The official DadaCar platform provides a dedicated car-sharing option for visitors travelling to the Jumping. It allows attendees to share journeys and is presented by the organizer as an official mobility solution.

Visitors can also use Bordeaux’s V3 bicycle-sharing service, with stations listed at Parc des Expositions and Palais des Congrès.

Accommodation areas

Bordeaux city centre is a practical base for visitors who want access to hotels, restaurants, attractions and public transport. The tram connection makes it possible to stay in central areas while travelling to the exhibition centre without a car.

Bordeaux-Lac is another convenient accommodation area because it is close to the Parc des Expositions. Staying near the venue can reduce travel time, particularly for visitors attending several sessions.

The official Jumping website provides an accommodation service through its partner Revolugo. Visitors can use the official accommodation section when looking for lodging connected with the event.

Central Bordeaux can be particularly useful for visitors combining the equestrian event with sightseeing, dining and other city activities, while Bordeaux-Lac is more focused on proximity to the venue.

Food & drink at the venue

Visitors can eat at the Parc des Expositions during the event. The official practical-information page states that a wide choice of restaurants is available on site.

The presence of the Salon du Cheval means visitors can spend extended periods at the venue, combining competitions with shopping, exhibitions, activities and food outlets without needing to leave the complex.

VIP hospitality provides an additional dining option. The official VIP packages include lunch or dinner at a VIP table with a view of the arena, together with the other hospitality experiences included in the package.

Visitors should follow the venue’s security requirements concerning items brought inside the exhibition centre and should use the designated food and beverage facilities available on site.

Accessibility

The Jumping International de Bordeaux and Salon du Cheval are accessible to people with reduced mobility. Dedicated spaces are reserved for wheelchair users and accompanying persons for each Jumping session.

Visitors requiring these spaces should contact the official ticket office in advance. The organizer provides reservations through billetterie@beam.fr and the official ticket-office telephone number +33 9 69 39 10 33.

The event’s accessibility arrangements cover dedicated spectator spaces, while the venue’s general visitor services are designed to support access throughout the exhibition environment.

Assistance dogs are permitted inside the Salon du Cheval, while ordinary pets are not allowed.

Best matches/events to attend

The LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™ is one of the headline competitions for show-jumping fans. It brings international riders and horses together in a major FEI World Cup competition and has a long-established place within the Bordeaux programme.

The Grand Prix Audi is another major attraction for show-jumping followers. The organizer describes it as one of the major highlights of the international jumping programme and lists a long history of internationally recognized winners.

The FEI Driving World Cup™ Final is particularly significant for followers of four-in-hand driving. Its two-competition structure provides a different type of high-level equestrian competition from the jumping classes.

The Devoucoux Indoor Derby is a strong choice for spectators interested in eventing. It brings technical and demanding eventing-style competition into the indoor environment.

Dressage followers can choose the CDI5* Grand Prix and Grand Prix Freestyle, while families may prefer the pony competitions, Baloubet Arena and Salon du Cheval activities.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition produced a historic result in the LONGINES FEI Jumping World Cup™. Jessica Burke and Good Star du Bary won the competition, followed by Daniel Deusser with Otello de Guldenboom and Tom Schewe with Congress Blue PS. The organizer described Burke’s victory as the first win by a female rider in the Bordeaux World Cup Grand Prix.

The Grand Prix Audi was won by Martin Fuchs with Conner Jei. Victor Bettendorf and Encore Toi du Linon finished second, while Michael Jung and Fischerheros Z finished third.

The FEI Driving World Cup™ Final also delivered high-level competition. Bram Chardon won the first competition, ahead of Dries Degrieck and Ijsbrand Chardon.

The previous edition also brought together dressage, show jumping and indoor eventing with four-in-hand driving, making the event one of the broadest equestrian programmes presented at the Bordeaux venue. The organizer also highlighted the Salon du Cheval, which added exhibitions, demonstrations, shopping and activities for visitors.

Official tickets

The official ticket office provides individual session tickets, multi-session packages, Salon du Cheval admission and VIP experiences. Competition and show tickets include access to the Salon du Cheval, while visitors who only want the exhibition can purchase a separate one-day ticket.

The official resale platform is available for eligible tickets and is intended to provide a secure alternative to unofficial resale channels. The organizer states that resale prices are capped at face value, subject to the applicable transaction charges.

Official Jumping International de Bordeaux tickets (https://billetterie.jumping-bordeaux.com/)

For ticket enquiries, the official ticket office can be contacted at +33 9 69 39 10 33 or billetterie@beam.fr.

Official Jumping International de Bordeaux website (https://www.jumping-bordeaux.com/)