PSG Dream Tournament: Play at Parc des Princes on Points

The PSG Dream Tournament is an Accor ALL experience where loyalty members redeem or bid Reward points to actually play football on the Parc des Princes pitch, coached by Paris Saint-Germain legends. Accor is a long-standing PSG partner and jersey sponsor, and it runs the whole thing through its Limitless Experiences platform, where you either enter a low-cost prize draw or win a two-ticket package outright in a points auction. On PointAuctions.com we tracked 16 Dream Tournament lots across March and April 2026 for the May 18 edition, and this is the only place we have seen the points levels laid out.

If you searched for "dream tournament PSG" and landed on a marketing page with no numbers, this post is the numbers. Below is what the day actually includes, what the 2026 packages cost in points (verified closes labeled as such, prize-draw entry labeled as listed), and how to catch the next edition when it returns.

What the PSG Dream Tournament actually is

Accor's own listing copy describes it cleanly: "take part in the Dream Tournament and step onto the legendary pitch at the Parc des Princes." For one day the stadium is privatized for ALL members from around the world. You gear up, meet your team, and play a series of matches on the pitch, coached by a Paris Saint-Germain legend.

The 2026 edition ran on Monday, May 18. Accor's post-event press release confirms more than 160 participants took the field, split into 16 teams guided by PSG legends including Javier Pastore, Mamadou Sakho, Guillaume Hoarau, and Pedro Miguel Pauleta. Participants entered through the players' tunnel, used the first-team dressing room, and played matches guided by the legends themselves. So this is not a hospitality box. You are the one on the grass.

What you actually get

The full two-person package, per Accor's listing terms, includes:

• Participation in the Dream Tournament on the Parc des Princes pitch

• Coaching by a Paris Saint-Germain legend

• Official tournament jersey and equipment, plus a welcome pack

• VIP welcome, gourmet catering and drinks, and exclusive activations through the day

• On the top packages, one night at the Molitor Hotel (May 18 to May 19)

What it cost in points in 2026

Here is where our data earns its keep. We tracked 16 Dream Tournament lots for the May 18 edition that closed with a price in our archive. Across those we recorded 8 closes with a post-close verified winning bid and 8 more where we only have the last bid we observed before close. We keep those two buckets strictly separate, and so should you (all figures below verified as of July 2026).

Verified winning bids (post-close confirmed) ranged from 18,000 Reward points for a two-ticket package up to 71,000 points for a two-ticket package that bundled the hotel night. The median verified close was around 41,000 points. The 71,000-point result had six bids on it; the mid-forties packages typically drew a handful of bidders each. In our tracking, the packages that bundled the Molitor Hotel night consistently sat at the top of the range, which is where the extra points went.

The rest of the field was quieter. Those 8 lots were last observed between 25,000 and 42,000 points when we last saw them before close, with no post-close confirmation, so we will not call those "winning bids." Several of them, including a run of "Team Brazil" lots, sat at their 40,000-point opening level with no recorded bids at all. Treat these numbers as a floor, not a settlement.

There is also a cheaper door in. Alongside the auctions, Accor ran a Dream Tournament prize draw listed at 1,000 Reward points per entry (as listed, spring 2026). The April window gave away nine two-ticket packages over a single week, and an earlier spring window ran a smaller batch. A prize draw is a lottery, not a purchase, so the 1,000 points buys a chance, not a seat. Buy more entries, raise your odds. For a shot at a spot on the Parc des Princes pitch, 1,000 points is close to a rounding error in a decent Accor balance.

Here is how the two routes compare, using the 2026 numbers we recorded:

The recent verified Dream Tournament closes below update themselves as new editions clear, so you are always seeing the latest real numbers rather than a frozen snapshot:

If you want to sanity-check any Accor points figure against cash value before you bid, our Accor points value breakdown walks through the roughly two-euro-cents-per-point rule we use.

Where the Dream Tournament sits in Accor's PSG inventory

The Dream Tournament is the headline, but it is one lot type inside a much larger PSG program. Because Accor partners with the club, its Limitless Experiences platform runs a steady stream of Paris Saint-Germain auctions: pitchside seats ("Pitchside by ALL"), the La Suite Novotel hospitality lounge, Borelli-stand ticket pairs, ALL Accor Lounge access, and match-day prize draws for individual PSG fixtures. Those clear across a wide range depending on the opponent, from around 10,000 to 11,000 points for a quieter league match up into the tens of thousands for a marquee Champions League night.

To put those PSG lots in context, here is the full spread of what Accor sports auctions have actually cleared at in our verified data:

The Dream Tournament is different because you cannot buy the underlying thing anywhere. Pitchside seats have a cash equivalent. A morning of matches on the Parc des Princes turf coached by a PSG legend does not. That is the whole case for spending points here rather than cash. In our tracking, the Dream Tournament packages consistently land in the upper half of that Accor sports distribution, which fits: there is no substitute to price against.

For the full picture of how Accor's bidding and fixed-price formats work, start with what Accor ALL Limitless Experiences is, and if you are new to points auctions in general, how point auctions work covers proxy bidding and close mechanics.

When to expect the next edition

Honestly, we cannot promise a date, and we would rather say so than guess. Accor billed May 2026 as the "second edition" of the Dream Tournament, so it has run before, but the program has not published a fixed annual schedule, and we are not going to invent one. What we can point to: Accor and Paris Saint-Germain renewed their partnership through 2030 in the same post-event announcement, which is a good sign the experience franchise continues in some form.

The reliable move is to watch the inventory rather than the calendar. When Dream Tournament packages return to Accor's platform, they show up in our closed and live archives first. The block below is empty between editions by design, so if it says nothing is live, nothing is, and browsing the closed archive is your best read on what to expect next time.

You can also see every closed Accor result we have verified, Dream Tournament and otherwise, in the Accor closed archive, or scan the whole program on the Accor ALL program page. For other ways to get on the field or in a suite with points, our roundup of sports suites with points covers the stadium side, and World Cup tickets with points covers the biggest football lots we track.

Frequently asked questions

What is the PSG Dream Tournament?

It is an Accor ALL experience where loyalty members play a football tournament on the Parc des Princes pitch, coached by Paris Saint-Germain legends, on a day the stadium is privatized for ALL members. The 2026 edition ran on May 18, and Accor's press release confirmed more than 160 members played across 16 teams.

How many points did it cost?

For the May 2026 edition, verified winning bids on the two-ticket packages we tracked ranged from about 18,000 up to 71,000 Reward points, with a median around 41,000. Accor also ran a prize draw listed at 1,000 points per entry, which buys a chance to win rather than a guaranteed spot.

Can you just buy a spot, or do you have to bid?

Both routes exist. Some packages are sold through points auctions where the highest bidder wins, and Accor also runs a low-cost prize draw for the same experience. The auctions cost far more points but are certain if you win; the prize draw is cheap but a gamble.

When is the next Dream Tournament?

There is no published date yet. Accor called the May 2026 event the second edition, so it has run before, but the program has not committed to a fixed annual schedule. We will list the packages here as soon as they return to Accor's platform.