Most Popular Ticket Option
French Open Ground PassOutside Courts / Billets Annexes - Your Gateway to Roland-Garros
Access all outer courts (Courts 2-14) plus one stand on Simonne-Mathieu. Experience the authentic atmosphere of the French Open. Best value from First Sunday through Saturday (7 days).
Most Affordable
Ticket option
12 Courts
Full access
10+ Matches
Per day possible
Best Value at Roland-Garros: Ground Pass tickets offer unlimited access to 12+ courts, practice sessions, and all public areas for a fraction of the cost of main court tickets. Perfect for true tennis fans who want to see multiple matches and discover future stars.
Important: Ground Pass tickets are most valuable from First Sunday through Saturday (7 days - Rounds 1-3). After Saturday, outside courts primarily feature junior championships and mixed doubles with significantly fewer matches. We strongly recommend purchasing Ground Pass tickets only for the first 7 days of the tournament.
What's Included with Your Ground Pass (Outside Courts)
Full Access To
- All outer courts (Courts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
- One stand on Court Simonne-Mathieu (5,000 capacity court)
- Practice courts - watch top players warm up
- Fan Village and all public areas
- Food courts and merchandise stores
- Singles matches (First Sunday - Saturday, Rounds 1-3)
Not Included
- Court Philippe-Chatrier (Center Court)
- Court Suzanne-Lenglen
- Most of Court Simonne-Mathieu (only one stand accessible)
- Reserved seating (all seating is first-come, first-served)
- Access to player lounges or VIP areas
- Limited matches after Middle Saturday (mainly juniors/mixed doubles)
Outer Courts Guide & Capacities
Roland-Garros Grounds Map
✓ Ground Pass Access: Courts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, one stand on Simonne-Mathieu, Practice Courts, Fan Village, all restaurants and shops.
✗ Separate Ticket Required: Court Philippe-Chatrier (center), Court Suzanne-Lenglen, most of Court Simonne-Mathieu.
Court 14Popular
2158 seats
- •Great atmosphere
- •Close to action
- •Raised platform viewing area
Court 7Popular
1351 seats
- •Near Village area
- •Intimate setting
- •Popular for early rounds
Court 6
1146 seats
- •Good sightlines
- •Often features rising stars
Court 13
513 seats
- •Most intimate court
- •Player practice viewing nearby
Court 12
492 seats
- •Cozy atmosphere
- •Hidden gem
Court 9
448 seats
- •Quiet location
- •Less crowded
Courts 10 & 11
378 seats
- •Double court complex
- •Great for doubles
Courts 2, 3, 4, 5
263-350 seats
- •Multiple match options
- •Easy court hopping
Pro Tip: Courts 14 and 7 are the largest outer courts and often feature the best matches. Arrive early to secure good seats, especially during the first week.
When to Buy Ground Pass - Schedule Guide
First Sunday - Tuesday
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Best Value Days
Round 1 (Days 1-3)
- Maximum singles matches
- All courts in action
- Best value for money
Wednesday - Thursday
RECOMMENDED
Great Value
Round 2 (Days 4-5)
- Still many singles matches
- Doubles action picks up
- Less crowded than Round 1
Friday - Saturday
GOOD VALUE
Quality Matches
Round 3 (Days 6-7)
- Higher stakes matches
- Top seeds in action
- Last good days for singles
After Saturday
NOT RECOMMENDED
Poor Value
Round 4 onwards (Day 8+)
- Only juniors/mixed doubles
- Very few matches
- Poor value for money
Pro Tip: Focus your Ground Pass purchases on the first 7 days (First Sunday through Saturday - Rounds 1-3). This is when you'll see the most action with singles matches on all courts. Avoid purchasing after Saturday.
Insider Tips for Buying Ground Pass Tickets
When to Buy
- Early March: Main sale opens at 9am Paris time
- Be ready at 8:45am: Join the queue early, don't refresh!
- Late April/Early May: Final batch sometimes released
Purchase Strategy
- Have backup dates ready if first choice sells out
- Weekdays offer better availability than weekends
- Create your account and save payment details in advance
Making the Most of Your Ground Pass Day
Morning (10am-1pm)
- • Arrive when gates open at 10am
- • Secure seats on Court 14 or 7
- • Check practice courts schedule
- • Watch first matches of the day
Afternoon (1pm-6pm)
- • Peak match time on all courts
- • Court hop between matches
- • Visit less crowded courts (9, 12, 13)
- • Catch doubles matches starting
Evening (6pm-close)
- • Crowds thin out - better seats available
- • Watch marathon matches continue
- • Great atmosphere as day winds down
- • Potential for dramatic finishes
Buy Grounds Pass Tickets by Date
Grounds Pass tickets are available for the first eight days of Roland-Garros 2027 (May 23–30), covering the first through fourth rounds across all outer courts. Pick your day below, or browse every available date on GoalTickets.
Sunday, May 23
1st Round
Monday, May 24
1st Round
Tuesday, May 25
1st Round
Wednesday, May 26
2nd Round
Thursday, May 27
2nd Round
Friday, May 28
3rd Round
Saturday, May 29
3rd Round
Sunday, May 30
4th Round
Frequently Asked Questions
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Ground Pass tickets offer the best value and most authentic French Open experience
Detailed Stadium Map
Roland-Garros Detailed Court Layout
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Ground Pass Courts:
- • Courts 2-5 (Upper area)
- • Courts 6-9 (Middle section)
- • Courts 10-14 (Lower courts)
- • One stand on Simonne-Mathieu
Key Facilities:
- • Practice Courts (Accessible)
- • Fan Village (Full access)
- • Food Courts (All areas)
- • Merchandise Stores
Expert Ground Pass Tips
What to Bring
- Sunscreen and hat (courts can be very sunny)
- Portable phone charger for all-day use
- Light rain jacket (matches continue in drizzle)
- Comfortable walking shoes
Hidden Gems
- Court 13 offers the most intimate viewing experience
- Practice courts 15-16 accessible from Court 14
- Court 7 has the best food options nearby
- Standing areas often have better views than back rows