Stade André-et-Guy-Boniface, Rugby stadium in Mont-de-Marsan, France.
Stade André-et-Guy-Boniface is a rugby stadium in Mont-de-Marsan with a grass pitch surrounded by covered and open stands. It accommodates around 16,800 spectators for sporting events and community gatherings.
The stadium opened in 1965 under the name Stade Barbe d'Or. It was later renamed to honor the Boniface brothers, who were renowned rugby players from the region.
The stadium serves as the home of Stade Montois Rugby Club and reflects how deeply rooted the sport is in the town's identity. Locals gather here regularly to watch matches and celebrate their team's achievements.
The facility offers modern amenities including VIP boxes, meeting rooms, training areas, and a partner space with kitchen facilities. Visitors have access to all essential services for a comfortable visit to events.
The main tribune features three levels that house a dojo, weight room, supporter club spaces, and a panoramic lounge overlooking the playing field. This combination of training and relaxation areas transforms the stadium into more than just a sports venue.
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