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    Roland-Garros 2027

    Experience the passion of clay court tennis at the world's most prestigious Grand Slam

    Witness tennis legends compete on the iconic red clay of Paris. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable sporting experience.

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    Grand Slam

    The second Grand Slam of the tennis calendar year

    Tournament Dates

    May 23 - June 6, 2027

    Location

    Stade Roland Garros, Paris, France

    Participants

    128 players per draw (men's & women's)

    May 23 - June 6, 2027• Paris, France
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    About the French Open 2027

    The French Open, known as Roland-Garros in France, is the premier clay court tennis tournament in the world and the only Grand Slam played on this unique surface. Held annually in Paris since 1891, it represents the second Grand Slam of the tennis calendar year, following the Australian Open and preceding Wimbledon and the US Open.

    What makes Roland-Garros truly special is its distinctive red clay surface, which slows down the ball and creates higher bounces compared to grass or hard courts. This unique characteristic rewards players with exceptional stamina, strategic thinking, and the ability to construct points over longer rallies. The slower surface favors defensive play and requires players to adapt their game significantly, making it a true test of all-around tennis ability.

    The 2027 edition will take place from May 23 to June 6 at the historic Stade Roland-Garros in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. The tournament features five main events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles, along with junior and wheelchair competitions. Over the two-week period, fans can witness more than 250 matches across 20+ courts, including the newly renovated Philippe-Chatrier Court with its innovative retractable roof.

    Tournament Highlights

    • •132 years of history: Established in 1891, making it one of the oldest tennis tournaments in the world
    • •20+ courts: Including three premier show courts with retractable roofs for all-weather play
    • •500,000+ visitors: Annual attendance makes it one of the largest sporting events in France
    • •€50+ million in prize money: Distributed equally between men's and women's events
    • •Record holder: Rafael Nadal's 14 men's singles titles make him the most successful player in tournament history

    Whether you're a die-hard tennis fan or experiencing your first Grand Slam, Roland-Garros offers an unforgettable experience that combines world-class athletic competition with Parisian culture and elegance. From the intimate atmosphere of the outer courts where you can watch rising stars up close, to the electric energy of night sessions on Philippe-Chatrier, every moment at Roland-Garros is special.

    Planning your visit requires understanding ticket options, accommodation choices, and tournament schedules. Our comprehensive guide provides everything you need to know to make the most of your French Open experience, from securing the best seats to navigating Paris and discovering local restaurants. Whether you're attending for a single day or the entire tournament, we'll help you create memories that last a lifetime.

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    Why Roland-Garros is Unmissable

    More than a tournament—it's an experience that blends world-class tennis, Parisian culture, and sporting history

    Iconic Red Clay

    The only Grand Slam played on clay. Watch the world's best adapt their game to the unique surface that has defined tennis legends.

    Tennis Royalty

    Witness Alcaraz, Sinner, Andreeva, and defending champion Zverev compete for one of tennis's most prestigious titles.

    Parisian Elegance

    Experience the tournament in the heart of Paris. Combine world-class tennis with French cuisine, culture, and architecture.

    Historic Venue

    Walk the grounds where Nadal won 14 titles. Feel the history at Philippe-Chatrier Court with its retractable roof.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Get quick answers to common questions about the French Open 2027

    When is the French Open 2027?

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    The French Open 2027 (Roland-Garros) is scheduled from May 23 to June 6, 2027. The tournament spans 15 days of world-class tennis on the iconic clay courts of Paris, featuring qualifying rounds starting a week earlier. The men's and women's singles finals typically take place on the final weekend.

    How can I buy tickets for Roland-Garros 2027?

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    Official tickets go on sale via a new lottery system in late March (registration was Dec 3-17, 2025). You can purchase guaranteed tickets immediately through authorized resellers like GoalTickets. At 2026 face value, outside-courts (ground pass) tickets started at €39 during the main draw (€29 in opening week), with show-court seats rising from there by court and round — 2027 official prices will be confirmed by the FFT closer to the sale.

    What's the difference between a Ground Pass and Stadium tickets?

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    A Ground Pass (also called Annexes Pass) allows access to the outside courts (Courts 2-14) and grounds facilities but not the three main show courts: Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen, or Simonne-Mathieu. Stadium tickets grant access to specific show courts plus all outside courts, making them more expensive but offering guaranteed seats for top matches. Ground passes offer the best value for tennis enthusiasts who want to see multiple matches up close.

    Where is the French Open played?

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    The French Open is played at Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, France, located at 2 Avenue Gordon Bennett in the 16th arrondissement, near the Bois de Boulogne park. The venue features 20+ courts including the iconic 15,000-seat Philippe-Chatrier Court with its retractable roof (added in 2020), making it the only Grand Slam venue with roofs on three show courts.

    Who are the favorites to win French Open 2027?

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    Alexander Zverev is the defending men's champion after winning his first Grand Slam at Roland-Garros 2026. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz — the 2024 and 2025 champion, who missed the 2026 edition through injury — are the men to beat in 2027. On the women's side, defending champion Mirra Andreeva leads a wide-open field alongside Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff (the 2025 winner), and four-time champion Iga Świątek.

    What hotels are near Roland-Garros?

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    Popular options include Hotel Molitor Paris (10-minute walk), Auteuil Tour Eiffel (5-minute walk), and Hôtel Le Hameau de Passy (12-minute walk). The 16th arrondissement offers numerous hotel options at various price points, from budget-friendly €80-120/night options to luxury hotels at €300-500/night. Staying near Porte d'Auteuil or Michel-Ange-Auteuil metro stations provides easy access to the venue.

    Can I bring food and drinks into Roland-Garros?

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    Yes, you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks into the venue, including small coolers and picnic items. This is one of the unique advantages of attending the French Open. However, glass bottles and large containers are prohibited. The venue also offers a wide variety of food options, from traditional French cuisine to international fare, with prices ranging from €5-25 per item.

    What's the best time to visit Roland-Garros during the tournament?

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    The first week (May 23-29) offers the best value with lower ticket prices and access to all courts, allowing you to see many top players across multiple matches. The second week (May 31-June 6) features quarter-finals, semi-finals, and finals with higher-stakes matches but significantly higher ticket prices. Night sessions (introduced in 2021) on Philippe-Chatrier offer a unique atmosphere with special lighting and energy.

    How do I get to Roland-Garros from central Paris?

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    The easiest way is via Metro Line 9 or 10 to Porte d'Auteuil station (5-minute walk to entrance) or Michel-Ange-Auteuil station (10-minute walk). From Charles de Gaulle Airport, take RER B to Châtelet, transfer to Metro Line 9 towards Pont de Sèvres (total journey: 70-90 minutes). Taxis from central Paris cost approximately €20-30. During the tournament, additional shuttle buses run from major Paris landmarks.

    Is Roland-Garros suitable for children and families?

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    Absolutely! Children under 4 years old enter free, and discounted tickets are available for ages 4-18. The venue features dedicated kids' zones with activities, autograph sessions, and junior tennis clinics. The relaxed atmosphere on outer courts makes it easy for families to move around. Ground passes are ideal for families as they allow flexibility to take breaks and explore the extensive grounds without being confined to specific seats.

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