French Open 2027 Early Bird Tickets
There is no early bird discount for Roland-Garros. Official tickets are sold at a fixed face value in phases, and the earliest step is a free registration draw, expected around December 2026 for the 2027 tournament (May 23 to June 6, 2027). Getting in early means registering for that draw, not paying a lower price.
Expected 2027 sale timeline
The FFT has not announced 2027 dates. This table shows the 2026 pattern and what it implies for 2027. Full detail is in how the official sale works.
| Phase | 2026 edition | Expected for 2027 | What to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registration draw | December 3-17, 2025 | Around December 2026 | Free to enter on tickets.rolandgarros.com. Registering early does not improve your odds. |
| Purchase windows for those drawn | Second half of February 2026 | Around February 2027 | Each winner gets a personal time slot. The earliest slots get the best choice. |
| First-come sale | March 31, 2026, 10:00 Paris time | Around late March 2027 | Remaining tickets, mainly Opening Week and outside courts. |
| Official resale | Spring 2026, up to the tournament | Spring 2027 | The FFT's own platform, at face value, when holders give tickets back. |
How to get the earliest access
- Create a free account on tickets.rolandgarros.com now.
- Register for the draw as soon as it opens (expected around December 2026).
- If you are drawn, be ready at your February time slot with your days and courts in order of preference.
- If not, try the first-come sale in late March, then the official resale platform.
- Flexible on dates? Opening Week and first-week weekdays are the easiest to get.
Is there a waitlist?
Not a separate one. The registration draw is the official way to get in line, and after the sale the FFT's official resale platform releases returned tickets at face value. Sites that promise "priority" places on an official waitlist are not part of the official process.
Buying 2027 tickets on resale before the official sale
Independent resale marketplaces, including GoalTickets, list 2027 sessions before the official sale opens. Those listings sit outside the official system, are priced above face value, and depend on the seller delivering the ticket, so read the seller's delivery and refund terms before you buy. Compare every route in where to buy French Open tickets, and see official vs resale prices.
Frequently asked questions
Are there early bird tickets or discounts for the French Open 2027?
No. Roland-Garros does not sell discounted early bird tickets. Official tickets are sold at a fixed face value in phases, starting with a free registration draw, expected around December 2026 for the 2027 tournament. Roland-Garros warns that any offer of 2027 tickets made before its official sale opens is fraudulent.
When do French Open 2027 tickets go on sale?
The FFT has not announced 2027 dates yet. If it follows the 2026 pattern, registration for the draw opens around December 2026, those drawn buy in February 2027, and a first-come sale opens in late March 2027. The tournament runs from May 23 to June 6, 2027.
Is there an official waitlist for French Open tickets?
There is no separate waitlist. The registration draw plays that role: create a free account on tickets.rolandgarros.com and register when the draw opens. After the sale, the FFT's official resale platform is the place to look for returned tickets at face value.
Can I buy French Open 2027 tickets now?
Not from the official ticket office, which has not opened 2027 sales. Independent resale marketplaces, including GoalTickets, list 2027 sessions in advance. Those listings sit outside the official system and are priced above face value, and the seller, not the FFT, is responsible for delivering the ticket, so read the seller's terms before buying.
Updated October 2026. 2026 dates verified against official Roland-Garros and FFT announcements; 2027 dates are the expected pattern, not confirmed.