Roland-Garros FAQ
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Ticket FAQ's
Where will my seats be located?
What does my ticket include?
If I purchase a ticket to the main court, do I have access to the other courts?
Does my child need a ticket?
What does my Suzanne-Lenglen ticket include?
What Hospitality is included in my ticket?
Does my hospitality choice give me an assigned seat
What does my Philippe-Chatrier ticket include?
Tournament FAQ's
What if it rains?
What time/day is my favorite player playing next year?
What can I bring into the tournament?
When can I enter the tournament?
What time do the matches start?
Is re-entry allowed?
Can I bring food to the tournament?
What is the dress code at the Welcome Dinner?
What is the dress code at Roland-Garros?
Travel Package FAQ's
How do we get from the hotel to the tournament grounds?
Is travel insurance available?
What's the weather like in Paris?
Is airfare included?
Who will I meet at the Welcome Dinner?
What are the hospitality tiers, and what is included in each?
What is the mix package?
Are 2025 packages available?
Thanks for visiting the Grand Slam Tennis Tours Roland-Garros page. We’d love to help with your travel plans to Paris. Packages are live; please click on the link for more info on our current tour packages. Roland-Garros Packages: If you have tickets and have any questions about traveling to Paris for Roland-Garros, just get in touch. We’re experts in tennis travel and would love to help. You can email us at [email protected] or (800) 289–3333.
Where will my seats be located?
Our seats on Center Court Philippe-Chatrier are located in the Category 1 and Gold level seating within the first 20 rows of the court. Please refer to our map for your approximate seat locations. Complimentary hospitality spaces accompany our seats, including L'Orangerie, La Mezzanine, Le Legende, and Le Pavillon. Check out our Hospitality Page for more information.
Your ticket includes a category one seat on Philippe-Chatrier with hospitality in either L'Orangerie, La Mezzanine, Le Pavillon, or Le Legende for the day or night session. Each hospitality has small snacks and drinks served throughout the day. Each hospitality also has lunch at noon or dinner at 6:30 PM. For more specific details about the food served at your hospitality, refer to our Hospitality Page. You will also get a private chat room and bathroom in your hospitality area.
If I purchase a ticket to the central court, do I have access to the other courts?
You can access all outer courts except Court Suzanne-Lenglen, a fully ticketed court.
Admission is free for children under 6.
What does my Suzanne-Lenglen ticket include?
Suzanne-Lenglen Court will give you a reserved seat for the entire day on that court, with access to all the outside courts except Court 1, which has its own specific ticket.
What Hospitality is included in my ticket?
Your Category 1 tickets include La Mezzanine, Le Pavillon, L’Orangerie, or Legende, depending on your package.
Does my hospitality choice give me an assigned seat?
Yes, the hospitalities correspond with the various categories of seats on Court Phillip-Chatrier.
What does my Philippe-Chatrier ticket include?
You will have a numbered seat as a ticket-holder for a day or night session on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Your ticket also entitles you to attend matches on all outside courts in an open seating format.
Luckily, all four major tournaments have roofs as of 2020 now that the French have joined the club! So, if you have a ticket to Philippe-Chatrier, you’ll only have to wait a few minutes while they close the roof. Other courts will still be at the mercy of the weather, so some matches may be moved to the central show court or delayed. The red clay surface also permits play through light rain.
What time is my favorite player playing next year?
Great question and one we receive often. The draw is only released a few days before the tournament, and the order of play is only published the evening before the match. So, if there’s a specific player you’d like to see, we can usually predict which tickets you’ll need to see them. However, we can't know the exact time and court until the day before the match.
What can I bring into the tournament?
Only bags with 15 liters or less capacity will be allowed inside. All other bags and forbidden items are prohibited unless you leave them at the luggage desk outside the stadium. This will be before the controlled point of entry on your way to your gate.
When can I enter the tournament?
The Roland-Garros Stadium gates open at 10 a.m. Please arrive with plenty of time, as you may be required to wait due to security procedures.
The matches start at various times, from 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., depending on the day and match. Please have a look at our schedule of play page for more information.
There is no reentry at Roland-Garros. To gain access to the stadium, you must pass through three mandatory checkpoints at the perimeter.
Can I bring food to the tournament?
You can bring your lunch or snack (you can get everything you want except sharp knives and containers over 1.5 liters).
What is the dress code at the Welcome Dinner?
Evening casual wear is recommended. Please refrain from wearing flip-flops, ragged jeans, running vests, dirty trainers, or sports shorts.
What is the dress code at Roland-Garros?
Due to the weather conditions at this time of year, the watchword for Roland-Garros outfits is casual. You can blend into the background with the players by wearing a total sportswear look.
How do we get from the hotel to the tournament grounds?
Our travel packages include roundtrip transportation from the hotel Bel-Ami. Coach buses will take you to the venue at conveniently scheduled times daily. The last return coach will depart Roland-Garros after the end of the night's previous match. Transfers take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on traffic.
Is travel insurance available?
Travel insurance is an option, and providers recognize our invoices. However, we recommend thoroughly understanding what they will and will not cover. GSTT Trip Protection is also available, allowing you to cancel your trip for any reason up to two weeks before the event's start date. Check out the full details of our Trip Protection in our Booking Policy.
What's the weather like in Paris?
The temperature in Paris is usually around 65–75ºF during the day and cooler at night. We suggest bright casual dress for most restaurants in Paris and the Roland-Garros itself. Pack sunglasses, summer clothing like dresses and shorts, a rain jacket, and comfortable shoes for your walks to and around the grounds.
Airfare is separate from the package pricing. We wrote a blog post on booking your flights since it’s the easiest and cheapest way to get your airfare. But we'd be glad if you’d like us to help you with your flights.
Who will I meet at the Welcome Dinner?
You’ll meet lots of people. The welcome dinner is an excellent opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers; we’ve had many friendships (and even a few marriages) sparked on our tours. You may also meet a special tennis guest. Some of our past guests include top players Caroline Garcia, Reilly Opelka, and the Bryan Brothers, as well as Hall of Famers Tracy Austin, Fred Stolle, and many others. This is also a great time to connect with your tour hosts.
What are the hospitality tiers, and what is included in each?
Your Category 1 tickets include La Mezzanine, Le Pavillon, L’Orangerie, or Legende, depending on your package. Link to the hospitality page
What is the Signature package?
A Signature package is your all-inclusive ticket to experiencing every aspect of Roland-Garros in one unforgettable journey. You were designed for someone who wants to see everything Roland-Garros offers. This package provides a diverse array of hospitality ticket types and seating locations. From premium seating with gourmet meals to exclusive lounge areas, you'll explore various hospitality spaces, each offering a unique atmosphere and culinary delights.
