Roland-Garros is held in Paris, France at the Stade Roland Garros.

In 2026, the Roland-Garros will be held from Sunday 24th May to Sunday 7th June 2026.

Usually the tournament is held in late May to early June.

The Roland-Garros tournament is split into two ticketed sessions for the show courts. A full order of play will be available the night before each day’s play on the official Roland-Garros app and rolandgarros.com

Day Session

For Day Session ticketholders, gates open at 10am with the first matches beginning on the outside courts at 11am.

Night Session

For Night Session ticketholders, gates open at 6:30pm with the match commencing after 8:15pm.

Stade Roland Garros is a world-renowned tennis complex featuring 3 large-capacity stadiums and over 17 outdoor courts.

Court Philippe-Chatrier

Court Philippe-Chatrier is the main show court of Roland Garros and seats approximately 15,000 spectators. This is an exclusively ticketed arena and cannot be accessed with a Ground Pass. It has a retractable roof allowing uninterrupted play in all weather conditions.

Court Suzanne-Lenglen

Court Suzanne-Lenglen is the other main show court at Roland-Garros and seats approximately 10,000 spectators. This is an exclusively ticketed arena and cannot be accessed with a Ground Pass. It has a retractable roof allowing uninterrupted play in all weather conditions.

Court Simonne-Mathieu

Court Simonne-Mathieu is the smaller of the large-capacity stadiums at Roland Garros and seats approximately 5,000 spectators. The lower sections of this arena is ticketed arena, however there are general admission tickets that Grounds Pass holders can access on the Upper Level. It does not have a retractable roof and delays may occur due to weather conditions.

All visitors to Roland Garros must pass through one of the three Mandatory Checkpoints (PPO) to access the secure perimeter and the Stade Roland Garros entrances. While you can enter via any of the checkpoints, we recommend the following for convenience, based on the hospitality suites.

Le Pavillon Guests

Enter via PPO Boulogne and proceed to the VIP entrance at Gate 20.

Metro

Line 10 – Station Boulogne Jean-Jaurès (11 minutes walk to PPO Boulogne)

Private or Shared Transfers

We can assist with one-way transfers to Roland-Garros which will ensure a safe and timely arrival to the grounds in the allocated drop off areas. Please contact us for more information.

Taxi & Ride-Sharing Services

There are designated drop-off areas for safety. It is prohibited to be dropped off or picked up on any of the roads around the stadium. The drop off area for PPO Boulogne is Route de Boulogne à Passy 75016 Paris / Carrefour des Anciens Combattants 75016 Paris,

For your return trip, there is a dedicated taxi rank near the stadium at Route de Boulogne à Passy 75016 Paris.

L’Orangerie Hospitality

Enter via PPO Molitor, and proceed to the VIP entrance at Gate 49.

Metro

Line 9 & Line 10 – Station Michel-Ange Molitor (9 minutes walk to PPO Molitor) – Closed from 10pm

Private or Shared Transfers

We can assist with one-way transfers to Roland-Garros which will ensure a safe and timely arrival to the grounds in the allocated drop off areas. Please contact us for more information.

Taxi & Ride-Sharing Services

There are designated drop off areas for safety. It is prohibited to be dropped off or picked up on any of the roads around the stadium. The drop off area for PPO Molitor is 2 avenue de la Porte Molitor 75016 Paris.

For your return trip, there is a dedicated taxi rank near the stadium at Place de la Porte Molitor 75016 Paris.

The French Open tournament and venue are named after Roland Garros, who was a pioneering French aviator and a war hero of the First World War.

As an official hospitality agency partner of the tournament, our Keith Prowse Travel Roland-Garros packages include Hospitality tickets which include a first category reserved seat in Philippe-Chatrier Court.

Keith Prowse Travel offers tickets to a range of sessions across the tournament and, subject to availability, can tailor packages to specific sessions, rounds, and days.

The daily order of play is only released the evening prior however, which means we cannot guarantee which players will appear in a particular session at the time of booking.

Yes! Please contact our team to discuss the available options.

Ticket inclusions vary based the Hospitality option selected. All packages include a first category ticket for Philippe-Chatrier Court.

Roland-Garros is the only Grand Slam played on a red clay surface. These courts are built with five layers, totalling about 80cm in depth. At the base lies a foundation of stones, followed by crushed gravel, clinker (coal residue), and crushed white limestone. The final top layer consists of a thin coating of crushed red brick dust, which gives the courts their iconic colour.

Roland-Garros, also known as the French Open, is the second Grand Slam of the tennis season and takes place in Paris, France from late May to early June. It is the only slam played on red clay, a surface which slows the ball and produces extended rallies, resulting in a physically demanding game. This Slam is known for its strategic play, stylish atmosphere, and distinctively French character, blending sport and culture.

The dress code for admittance into the Roland-Garros Hospitality Lounges is ‘smart casual’.

The two main courts – Philippe-Chatrier and Suzanne-Lenglen – have been equipped with retractable roofs to ensure uninterrupted play in all weather conditions.

Keith Prowse Travel has access to a range of 4 & 5-star properties located in Paris, providing the perfect base for both the tennis and exploring the sites during your stay. For more information please contact us and one of our travel consultants will walk you through the available options.

Temperatures in Paris around late May, early June when the tournament is held, typically range from 14–22°C (57–71°F), with occasional rainfall.

Whether you wish to explore France at your own leisure or choose to add on a tour or additional experience, enjoy your experience beyond Roland-Garros and explore key tourists attractions and local favourites such as the Eiffel Tower, Champs De Elysee, Notre Dame, Palace of Versailles and more. Our team will provide recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Paris.

The Monaco Grand Prix is also taking place around the same time as the tournament. Keith Prowse Travel can secure your place at both these iconic events.

Most non-EU citizens are not currently required to obtain a visa or travel authorisation to enter the country.

Our team is available to contact 24/7 through our event contact number, provided in your documentation. Our team will be on ground in Paris for the duration of the event, and will be able to assist you throughout your trip as required.

Flights are not included in our packages unless specifically mentioned in the product details. Flights can be added to any of our experiences and this can be arranged through our travel consultants.

In general, our package prices are shown on a per person twin or double share room basis, unless otherwise specified. Please note a single occupancy surcharge applies for solo passengers.

Many of our package elements can be customised to suit your requirements. This includes accommodation options, ticket type, tennis sessions, and additional experiences and inclusions, subject to availability. For more information, please contact us and one of our travel consultants will walk you through the available options.

Once your payment has been processed, you will receive a booking confirmation with your reservation number. A detailed travel itinerary will be emailed approximately 2-3 weeks before your event.

Hospitality tickets for Roland-Garros are PDF e-tickets that can be either printed or presented at the gate on a smartphone. These will be emailed to you at least 48hrs prior to the event. The hostess at the reception desk of your hospitality area will give you your pass ticket to the court.

Our team are always available should you have any questions or concerns.

Our payment terms vary depending on the event, however our standard payment terms is typically a 50% upfront deposit, with the remaining 50% balance due 3 months before the event. If the event is less than 3 months away, the price must be paid in full.