Box Seats (Loges) at Court Philippe-Chatrier
Box seats, known as loges in French, are the most premium seats at Roland-Garros: private boxes in the first ~8 rows around Court Philippe-Chatrier. Most are sold to companies as hospitality, and individual box seats also appear on resale marketplaces, priced well above standard tickets.
What box hospitality typically includes
Features vary by box and package. They typically include:
- A private box seat in the rows closest to the court
- Access to a hospitality area before, during and after play
- Food and drinks, often including champagne
- Dedicated hosts and facilities for box guests
Box seats vs Category Gold
Category Gold is the best regular ticket category, directly behind the boxes, without the private box or the hospitality. If you want to be close to the court without paying for hospitality, it is the one to look for. Our hospitality and box seats guide compares the premium options, including packages for companies and groups.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the box seats at Philippe-Chatrier?
The box seats (loges) are private boxes in the first ~8 rows around Court Philippe-Chatrier, the closest seats to the court. Category Gold seats (rows 1 to 9 of the lower bowl) sit directly behind them.
How do you get box seats at the French Open?
Most Philippe-Chatrier boxes are sold to companies as hospitality, often for the whole tournament. Individual box seats also appear on resale marketplaces such as GoalTickets, priced well above standard tickets. Availability varies by session, and the finals weekend is the hardest to get.
What is included with a box seat?
It depends on the box and the package. Typically you get a private box seat close to the court and access to a hospitality area with food and drinks. Check exactly what is included before you buy.