Roland-Garros 2027: Quarterfinals

Itinerary

Monday, May 31st: Welcome to Paris!

Your home base is the Hôtel Bel Ami, a cool, boutique spot right in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. 

Once you've had a chance to settle in, we’ll get together for a welcome dinner at a nearby restaurant. It’s a great chance to meet the rest of the group and hear from our special tennis guest, who’ll be sharing some insider takes on what to expect at Roland-Garros this year. We’ll talk through the plans for the week over a great meal, officially kicking off your time in the City of Lights.

Tuesday, June 1st - Wednesday, June 2nd: Experience Roland-Garros

The next few days are all about the clay. Each morning, you’ll head over to the grounds with our team and go straight to your dedicated hospitality space to fuel up for the day. Transportation is included with your package, so there's no need to fight with your Uber app or brave the metro. Most Tickets also include complimentary food and beverage, so you can relax and grab a drink between matches.

While you’ll have reserved seats on Court Philippe-Chatrier for the headliners, you’re also free to wander. Some of the best energy at Roland-Garros is found on the outer courts, and you’ll have first-come, first-served access to all of them whenever you want to get closer to the action.

Our signature pre-published packages include a variety of hospitality options, which GSTT will choose a week before the tournament. If you prefer to curate your own package and choose your seating, please use our Custom Package creator or contact a sales agent. 

Thursday, June 3rd: Play tennis on clay and tour the city of Paris

One morning, you’ll get to actually step out onto the red clay yourself. We’re heading to a local club so you can get a feel for what it’s like to play on la terre battue during a casual hitting session. Afterward, we’ll all grab a Parisian brunch together. It’s a fun, laid-back way to experience the surface firsthand before we head back to watch the tournament.

After a day on the clay, we offer a boat tour down the Seine. It starts with a lazy, 10-minute stroll from our hotel to the water’s edge, where our private launch is waiting. For two hours, the agenda is simple: keep the champagne flowing and soak in the skyline. We’ll have a guide on board to point out the icons like the Eiffel Tower.

Friday, June 4th: Time to Head Home

When it’s finally time to check out, you’ll be heading off with some pretty incredible memories of French tennis. If your flight isn't until later, we definitely recommend soaking up the Saint-Germain atmosphere one last time. You can grab a final espresso at a sidewalk café, wander the stalls of a local boulangerie, or take a quiet lap through the Luxembourg Gardens. Paris always has a way of leaving you with "one more thing" to see, but after a week of world-class clay-court drama, it’s the perfect high note to end on.