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    French Open Tickets 2027 - Everything You Need to Know

    Official French Open 2027 tickets are not on sale yet. On the 2026 pattern, the sale starts with a free registration draw around December 2026 on tickets.rolandgarros.com, followed by purchase windows in February and a first-come sale in late March 2027. The tournament runs from May 23 to June 6, 2027. The FFT has not yet announced 2027 dates or prices.

    Roland Garros 2027 - Plan Ahead

    Demand for Roland-Garros far exceeds supply for the big sessions, so the key dates are the ones in the official sale. Here's what to expect and how to prepare.

    Dec 2026

    Expected registration draw

    May 23 - Jun 6

    2027 main draw

    15 Days

    Tournament duration

    When Do 2027 Tickets Go On Sale?

    Registration Draw

    Around December 2026 (expected)

    Free to enter; 2026's ran December 3-17, 2025

    Purchase Windows

    Around February 2027 (expected)

    Personal time slots for those drawn

    First-Come Sale

    Around late March 2027 (expected)

    2026's opened March 31; mainly Opening Week and outside courts

    Official Resale

    Spring 2027

    Returned tickets at face value on the FFT platform

    Set Your Reminder:

    Create a free account on tickets.rolandgarros.com and register as soon as the draw opens. See how the official sale works.

    What Will 2027 Tickets Cost?

    The FFT has not published 2027 prices. The 2026 face values are the best guide:

    Opening Week (qualifying)€29
    Grounds pass, main draw€39
    Show courtsHigher, by court, category and round

    Finals weekend is the most expensive. Resale prices are set by sellers and usually sit above face value. Compare in our official vs resale price guide.

    How to Get French Open 2027 Tickets - Complete Strategy

    Step 1: Prepare in Advance (Do This Now)

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      Create Your Ticketing Account

      Register on tickets.rolandgarros.com before the draw opens

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      Enter the Registration Draw

      Free, expected around December 2026; timing within the window doesn't affect your odds

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      Set Calendar Alerts

      December (draw), February (purchase windows) and late March (first-come sale)

    Step 2: Choose Your Ticket Strategy

    Budget Option

    • • Target Opening Week and early rounds
    • • Buy grounds passes
    • • Consider qualifying days
    • • Go on weekdays

    Premium Experience

    • • Aim for semi-finals or finals
    • • Choose Category Gold or Category 1
    • • Consider hospitality or box seats
    • • Combine with grounds-pass days

    Step 3: Maximize Your Chances

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      Have your account and payment details ready before your time slot

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      Rank several days and courts in order of preference

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      Be flexible with dates - weekdays are easier

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      Join the virtual queue early on the day of the first-come sale

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      Check the official resale platform after the sale for returned tickets

    Official Sale

    Face Value

    Draw, windows, first-come sale

    • • Cheapest option
    • • Court and category, not exact seat
    • • Popular sessions go fast
    How It Works

    Grounds Pass

    Outside Courts

    One day, unreserved seating

    • • €29-€39 at 2026 face value
    • • Best in the first week
    • • No multi-day pass
    Grounds Pass Guide

    Premium: Hospitality

    Box Seats & Lounges

    Highest price point

    • • Boxes in the first ~8 rows
    • • Lounge, meal and drinks
    • • Built for companies and groups
    Hospitality Guide

    Frequently Asked Questions - French Open 2027

    When do French Open tickets go on sale 2027?

    The FFT has not announced 2027 dates. If it follows the 2026 pattern, a free registration draw opens around December 2026 on tickets.rolandgarros.com, those drawn buy in personal time slots in February 2027, and a first-come sale for remaining tickets opens in late March 2027.

    How much will French Open 2027 tickets cost?

    The FFT has not published 2027 prices. At 2026 face value, a grounds pass cost €29 in Opening Week and €39 during the main draw, and show-court seats rose from there by court, category and round, with the finals the most expensive. Resale prices are set by sellers and are usually higher.

    How quickly do French Open tickets sell out?

    Finals and semi-finals typically go within minutes of each sale phase opening, and popular sessions within hours. Opening Week, early-round weekdays and grounds passes are the easiest to get.

    Can I buy French Open 2027 tickets now?

    Not from the official ticket office, which has not opened 2027 sales; Roland-Garros warns that any offer of 2027 tickets before its official sale opens is fraudulent. Independent resale marketplaces, including GoalTickets, list 2027 sessions in advance, outside the official system and above face value, so read the seller's terms before buying.

    More detail: price guide, when to buy and 2027 sale dates.

    Don't Miss French Open 2027

    The first official step is the registration draw, expected around December 2026. Our sale dates page tracks the timeline and what to do at each phase.