Roland Garros 2027: Tickets and Paris Guide

Roland Garros 2027 runs its Opening Week from May 17 to 21 at Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, with the main draw starting May 23 and the finals on June 5 and 6. This article doesn’t list prices or session times. General ticket sales should be tracked through the tournament’s official channels.

Roland Garros 2027 tickets for Opening Week (May 17–21), the first round starting May 23, quarterfinals on June 1–2, semifinals on June 3–4 and finals on June 5–6 are already on the radar of anyone planning a trip to Paris. The tournament takes place at Stade Roland-Garros in the west of the city, with courts like Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen and Simonne-Mathieu offering different experiences depending on the session and stage. Buy only through the official ecosystem, never from resellers or screenshots, and plan your exit by metro, since matches can run long and the area gets crowded at the end of the day. This guide organizes dates, tickets, access and a city itinerary.

In this article: prices and buying, schedule, how to get there and where to stay.

Tickets: prices and where to buy

The official travel offering already shows the 2027 stages, and general ticket sales should be tracked on the Roland Garros website and app. Check court, session, date and access to the outer courts. A travel package needs to break down ticket, hotel and services. Don’t buy screenshots or transfers outside the authorized platform; big tournaments use named tickets and digital controls.

Stages and dates verified against the original on 08/20/2026; prices and general ticket sales were pending confirmation. No sales URL in the original. Purchase on Ticketmaster via the table button (partner link).

What’s confirmed

Roland Garros is the clay-court Grand Slam and combines main courts, outer courts and sessions with different formats. Opening Week offers practices and qualifying; the main draw begins May 23. Quarterfinals are scheduled for June 1–2, semifinals for June 3–4, and finals for June 5–6. The daily schedule depends on match order, weather and match length. So don’t book dinner or a train without a buffer. The Philippe-Chatrier roof reduces some of the risk, but doesn’t eliminate changes.

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How to get there

The Porte d’Auteuil, Michel-Ange–Molitor and Boulogne–Jean Jaurès stations serve the area via different lines. The best one depends on the entrance shown on your ticket. Walk following official signage and load your transit ticket in advance. Taxis and rideshares face road closures. On the way back, avoid tight connections with trains or flights.

How to turn the event into a trip

Bois de Boulogne and western Paris can fill a light half-day. The Louvre, the Seine, Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower work better on separate days or before the tournament.

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Planning without surprises

Decide on the stage before booking. Opening Week, May 17–21, has practices and qualifying; the main draw begins May 23; quarterfinals, semifinals and finals run from June 1 to 6. Only then lock in hotel and flight, with cancellation, so the dates match the session you bought.

Itinerary and a realistic budget

In your budget, compare the official travel package with buying separately. The package needs to break down ticket, hotel and services so you can see what you’re paying for each item. Save the Louvre, the Seine, Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower for days without tennis or for before the tournament, since match order can push back your stadium exit.

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Sources and updates

The 2027 stages and dates were verified on August 20, 2026, on Roland Garros’ official travel portal. General ticket sales, prices and match order should be confirmed on the official website and app.

Where to stay

The 16th arrondissement and Boulogne-Billancourt cut down on travel; central areas offer sightseeing and require the metro. Prioritize a station with few transfers, late check-in and cancellation. Check whether the room has air conditioning.

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Where to stay in Paris

Frequently asked questions

When is Roland Garros 2027?

Opening Week runs May 17–21, the main draw begins May 23, and the finals are on June 5 and 6.

Where does it take place?

At Stade Roland-Garros, in western Paris.

Which ticket should I choose?

Compare court, session, date and access to the outer courts before buying.

How do I get there?

Take the metro to the stations listed on your ticket, such as Porte d’Auteuil or Michel-Ange–Molitor.

Where should I stay?

The 16th arrondissement and Boulogne cut down on travel; the center requires the metro.