French Open (Roland-Garros) Tickets
The clay-court Grand Slam, played in Paris over a fortnight that rewards endurance more than any other major.
- Where it is held
- Stade Roland-Garros, Paris
- Time of year
- Late May into early June
- Sport
- Tennis
About the series
Roland-Garros is the clay-court major, and the surface shapes everything about it: longer rallies, longer matches, and a very different set of specialists from the grass and hard-court events.
Court Philippe-Chatrier is the main stadium, with Court Suzanne-Lenglen and Court Simonne-Mathieu carrying much of the rest of the schedule. Tickets are sold by court and by day, and the site's layout means an outer-court ticket in the first week can be one of the better ways to see a lot of tennis in a single visit.
Because clay-court matches can run long, a day session here is genuinely open-ended. Build slack into any travel plan built around a particular session.
What to check before you buy
- Tickets are defined by court and day, not by match-up.
- Clay-court matches routinely run long; sessions can overrun.
- Outer-court access and main-stadium seats are priced and sold separately.
Tickets for this series
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