Roland Garros
Want to experience Roland Garros live and secure your Roland Garros tickets today? At Tennis Ticketing, you can easily order your official French Open 2027 tickets. This legendary Grand Slam tournament in Paris is more than just a sporting event, as it is a unique tennis experience on the iconic red clay.
Whether you want to attend the opening rounds or the grand final inside Philippe-Chatrier Stadium, a trip to Roland Garros is a must for every tennis fan. Combine your visit with a stay in Paris and enjoy an unforgettable sports weekend.
Through our website, you can simply select and order your tickets, and we’ll handle the rest. Once you’ve booked, the anticipation can begin. We want to emphasize that Roland Garros solely accepts mobile-only tickets through a transfer from us to you via the tournament app. Please be aware that PDFs/screenshots are not allowed.
Your ticket journey:
- Purchase your desired tickets
- Receive your order confirmation email
- The Tennis Ticketing team will contact you directly with extra information
- Tickets will be transferred through the Roland Garros app
- 100% Ticket Guarantee – You will receive the ticket category you ordered or, if necessary, an upgrade to a higher category at no additional cost.
Roland Garros 2027 tickets are now available. Browse all sessions below and find the tickets that suit you best!
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Day 1
Sunday 17th of January 2027 - Sunday 29th of August 2027
- Sunday 23 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 1
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 649,00
- Sunday 23 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 1
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Sunday 23 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 1
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
Day 2
Monday 18th of January 2027 - Monday 30th of August 2027
- Monday 24 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 2
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 649,00
- Monday 24 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 2
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
- Monday 24 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 2
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 349,00 through € 549,00
Day 3
Tuesday 19th of January 2027 - Tuesday 31st of August 2027
- Tuesday 25 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 3
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 649,00
- Tuesday 25 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 3
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
- Tuesday 25 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 3
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 349,00 through € 549,00
Day 4
Wednesday 20th of January 2027 - Wednesday 1st of September 2027
- Wednesday 26 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 4
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 649,00
- Wednesday 26 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 4
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
- Wednesday 26 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 4
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 349,00 through € 549,00
Day 5
Thursday 21st of January 2027 - Thursday 2nd of September 2027
- Thursday 27 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 5
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Thursday 27 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 5
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
- Thursday 27 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 5
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 349,00 through € 549,00
Day 6
Friday 22nd of January 2027 - Friday 3rd of September 2027
- Friday 28 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 6
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Friday 28 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 6
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
- Friday 28 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 6
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 349,00 through € 549,00
Day 7
Saturday 23rd of January 2027 - Saturday 4th of September 2027
- Saturday 29 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 7
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Saturday 29 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 7
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Saturday 29 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 7
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
Day 8
Sunday 24th of January 2027 - Sunday 5th of September 2027
- Sunday 30 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 8
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Sunday 30 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 8
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Sunday 30 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 8
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
Day 9
Monday 25th of January 2027 - Monday 6th of September 2027
- Monday 31 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 9
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Suzanne Lenglen
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Monday 31 May 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 9
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 495,00 through € 695,00
- Monday 31 May 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 9
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
Day 10
Tuesday 26th of January 2027 - Tuesday 7th of September 2027
- Tuesday 1 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 10
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 749,00
- Tuesday 1 June 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 10
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 749,00
Day 11
Wednesday 27th of January 2027 - Wednesday 8th of September 2027
- Wednesday 2 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 11
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 749,00
- Wednesday 2 June 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 11
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 749,00
Day 12
Thursday 28th of January 2027 - Thursday 9th of September 2027
- Thursday 3 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 12
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 395,00 through € 595,00
Day 13
Friday 29th of January 2027 - Friday 10th of September 2027
- Friday 4 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 13
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 1.395,00
- Friday 4 June 2027, 6:00 pm
- Day 13
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 595,00 through € 1.395,00
Day 14
Saturday 30th of January 2027 - Saturday 11th of September 2027
- Saturday 5 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 14
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 449,00 through € 595,00
Day 15
Sunday 31st of January 2027 - Sunday 12th of September 2027
- Sunday 6 June 2027, 10:00 am
- Day 15
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Philippe Chatrier
- Price range: € 995,00 through € 5.995,00
Roland Garros 2026 Overview
The 2026 Roland Garros tournament delivered incredible tennis action from May 24 to June 7, 2026, crowning unforgettable champions on the clay courts of Paris. In the men’s singles tournament, the German Alexander Zverev defeated Flavio Cobolli in a five-set thriller to capture his first career Grand Slam title. In the women’s singles draw, 19-year-old rising star Mirra Andreeva (born in Russia) dominated the final against her Polish opponent Maja Chwalińska to secure her maiden major championship. Following the conclusion of the 2026 season, preparations for next year’s tournament are underway. We are happy to announce that the ticket sales, confirmed prices, and match schedules for Roland Garros 2027 are now fully updated above to help you secure your seats early!
FAQ
What types of tickets are available?
Tickets are categorized by court and session. For instance, Philippe Chatrier is the main court, while Suzanne Lenglen is a secondary court. We also have tickets available for the outside courts.
What is the seating arrangement for multiple tickets?
When you buy multiple tennis tickets for Roland Garros, we guarantee seating next to each other. When you buy more than two tickets, we will try to seat you as close as possible. Please contact us directly in this case.
What is the difference between Day and Evening sessions?
- Day sessions at Roland Garros usually start with access from around 10:00, with outside-court matches beginning around 11:00 and main-court play around 12:00. You can enjoy all daytime matches on the main court and move freely across the outside courts.
- Evening sessions typically begin around 19:00 and include the featured night match on the main court. The atmosphere is unique under the lights, but fewer matches are included compared to the day session.
Can I choose which matches to attend?
The tournament releases the schedule one day in advance before the match. While you can select tickets for specific sessions, you cannot choose individual matches or players in advance.
Where is Roland Garros located?
The tennis park of Roland Garros is situated at 2 Avenue Gordon Bennett, 75016 Paris, France.
What happens when it rains at Roland Garros?
Both Philippe Chatrier and Suzanne Lenglen courts have retractable roofs, allowing matches to continue during rain. Matches on other courts may be delayed or rescheduled.
Are Roland Garros Tickets Expensive?
Roland Garros tickets can indeed get costly. It’s one of the most-watched sporting events worldwide, attracting fans from across the globe. That demand drives up prices, especially for sold-out matches or when top players may be playing their last tournament.
You can buy a Roland Garros ticket from just a few dozen euros, but those sell out almost immediately. At Tennis Ticketing, Roland Garros tickets are available from around €275 for the outside courts and up to €2,750 for the final.
How far is Roland Garros from the Eiffel Tower?
Roland Garros is approximately 6 to 7 kilometers from the Eiffel Tower. We recommend taking a taxi or the metro. The trip will take you up to 15 to 30 minutes, depending on which type of transport you pick.
What can I bring into the venue?
There are restrictions on items allowed into the venue. For instance, the venue may prohibit certain bags, food, and beverages. It’s recommended to check the official Roland Garros website for the most up-to-date information.
What is so special about Roland Garros?
Roland Garros has a long history. It started in 1891 and became international in 1925, making it one of the oldest tennis tournaments in the world. It’s named after a French war hero and has seen some of the greatest tennis battles ever played on red clay.