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    Roland-Garros Pass Guide: Multi-Day & Tournament Passes

    Week-long and full-tournament passes for Roland-Garros 2027 — and how they compare to a single-day ground pass.

    Panoramic view of multiple Roland Garros clay courts during French Open tournament, showcasing the venue's extensive tennis facilities

    Week 1 Pass

    May 23 - May 29, 2027

    Experience the first week of Roland-Garros

    • All matches access
    • Ground pass included
    • Flexible entry
    • Mobile tickets

    Week 2 Pass

    May 30 - June 6, 2027

    Witness the quarter-finals and beyond

    • Premium seating
    • Finals access
    • VIP areas
    • Digital program

    Full Tournament Pass

    May 23 - June 6, 2027

    The complete Roland-Garros experience

    • All matches
    • Best available seats
    • VIP lounges
    • Special events

    Which Roland-Garros pass is right for you?

    A multi-day pass makes sense if you're in Paris for several days and want guaranteed access across sessions without re-buying each morning. If you only have one day — or want the cheapest way onto the grounds — a single-day ground pass gets you into every outside court plus Court Simonne-Mathieu for a fraction of the price. Week 1 offers the widest choice of matches (all 128 players in action); Week 2 trades variety for stakes, with quarter-finals onward on the two main stadiums.

    Official pass sales open in spring 2027 and sell out quickly. On the resale market, GoalTickets lists individual sessions and multi-day options for 2027 now, so you can lock in dates before the official queue opens.