Where to Buy French Open Tickets in 2027 — Every Option Compared
There are four realistic ways to get into Roland-Garros in 2027: the official FFT sale, premium resale through GoalTickets, large marketplaces like StubHub and Viagogo, and official hospitality packages. Each has real trade-offs on price, fees, seat choice, and availability. Here is how they actually compare.
1. Official Roland-Garros ticketing (FFT)
The official channel at tickets.rolandgarros.com, run by the French Tennis Federation (FFT), is the cheapest way to attend. Tickets are sold at face value with no buyer fees — at 2026 prices, ground passes started at €29 in opening week and €39 during the main draw. Sales run in phases: a free registration draw in December, winner purchase windows in February, and a first-come public sale in late March. Popular sessions sell out in minutes, and you choose a court and price category rather than an exact seat. Tickets are nominative (tied to your name) and delivered through the official mobile app.
- Cheapest option: face value, no added buyer fees
- Sells out in minutes; requires entering the draw months ahead
- No choice of exact seats — court and category only
See our step-by-step guide to the official sale for dates and how the draw works.
2. GoalTickets
GoalTickets is a resale marketplace specializing in premium and guaranteed seats for major sporting events, including the French Open. Prices are above face value, with the listed price shown up front. Unlike the official sale, you can buy at any time without a lottery, choose your court and seating category, and receive tickets by electronic delivery before the event, backed by an authenticity guarantee and refund policy.
- Available year-round — no draw, no purchase windows
- Choose your court and seating category; e-ticket delivery
- Costs more than face value — you pay for access and choice
3. StubHub and Viagogo
StubHub and Viagogo are the largest international ticket marketplaces, where many individual sellers list French Open tickets. Inventory is broad and prices are market-driven, but the advertised listing price is not the final price: buyer service fees are added at checkout. Delivery method and timing vary by seller and listing, and seat detail depends on what each seller specifies. Both platforms operate buyer-guarantee programs covering invalid tickets.
- Very large inventory from many sellers worldwide
- Buyer fees added at checkout — compare final totals, not listings
- Delivery timing and seat detail vary listing to listing
4. Official hospitality packages
Official hospitality packages are sold by FFT-appointed partners and bundle premium show-court seats with extras: lounge or village access, fine dining, and dedicated on-site service. This is the most expensive way to attend Roland-Garros, aimed at corporate entertaining and special occasions. Some packages also combine tickets with hotels and transfers.
- Premium reserved seats plus catering, lounges, and service
- Sold through official FFT partners
- Highest price of any option
More detail in our corporate packages and hotel packages guides.
Side-by-side comparison
| Option | Price level | Fees transparency | Seat selection | Delivery | Guarantees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official Roland-Garros (FFT) | Lowest — face value | No buyer fees added | Court and category only — no exact seat choice | Mobile tickets via the official Roland-Garros app | Sold directly by the FFT; tickets are nominative |
| GoalTickets | Above face value (premium resale) | Listed price shown up front | Choose your court and seating category | Electronic delivery before the event | Authenticity guarantee with refund policy |
| StubHub / Viagogo | Market-driven — varies by seller | Buyer service fees added at checkout | Depends on individual seller listings | Varies by seller and listing | Marketplace buyer-guarantee programs |
| Official hospitality packages | Highest | Package price quoted up front | Premium reserved seats included | Managed by the hospitality provider | Official FFT partners |
Which should you choose?
Budget-first and planning early
Go official. Register for the FFT draw in December 2026, be flexible on courts and days, and you will pay the lowest possible price. Have a backup plan for if you are not drawn or your session sells out.
Specific match, court, or seats in mind
Premium resale fits best. GoalTickets lets you pick the court and category for the exact session you want, without waiting on a lottery. You pay above face value for that certainty. (Disclosure: GoalTickets is operated by the same team as this site.)
Comparison shopper with time to browse
Check StubHub and Viagogo alongside other resale options — but always compare the final checkout total including buyer fees, and check each listing's delivery method before buying.
Corporate hosts and special occasions
Official hospitality is built for you: premium seats, dining, and lounges in one package at the highest price point. Book through FFT-appointed partners.
Ready to compare live French Open 2027 inventory?
Browse guaranteed seats by court and category on GoalTickets — operated by the team behind this site.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest way to buy French Open 2027 tickets?
The official Roland-Garros ticketing site (tickets.rolandgarros.com) is the cheapest option because tickets are sold at face value with no buyer fees. At 2026 face value, ground passes started at €29 during opening week and €39 during the main draw. The trade-off: you must register for the ticket draw months in advance, popular sessions sell out extremely quickly, and you cannot choose your exact seat — only the court and category.
Can I still buy French Open tickets after the official sale sells out?
Yes. Resale marketplaces such as GoalTickets, StubHub, and Viagogo list French Open tickets year-round, including after official channels sell out. Expect to pay above face value. Official hospitality packages are another route and typically remain available longer, at a significantly higher price point that includes extras like lounge access and catering.
Do StubHub and Viagogo add fees to French Open tickets?
Yes. Both marketplaces add buyer service fees on top of the listed price, which are typically shown at checkout rather than on the listing page. When comparing prices across platforms, always compare the final checkout total, not the advertised listing price.
Is French Open Insider affiliated with GoalTickets?
Yes. French Open Insider is operated by the team behind GoalTickets, and we earn revenue when readers buy tickets through our GoalTickets links. We disclose this on every relevant page, and this comparison also covers the official ticketing site — which is the cheapest option if you can get access — as well as other marketplaces and hospitality packages.
Can I choose my exact seat when buying French Open tickets?
On the official Roland-Garros site you choose a court and a price category, but not an exact seat — seats are assigned. Resale platforms like GoalTickets let you pick the court and seating category from listed inventory, and some individual marketplace listings specify a section or row. Official hospitality packages include premium reserved seats as part of the package.
What are French Open hospitality packages and are they worth it?
Hospitality packages are sold by official FFT partners and combine premium show-court seats with extras such as lounge access, fine dining, and on-site service. They are the most expensive way to attend Roland-Garros. They make sense for corporate entertaining or a once-in-a-lifetime occasion where the extras matter; fans who just want good seats usually pay less buying tickets on their own.
Factual characteristics of each channel as of August 2026. Official 2027 sale dates and prices have not yet been announced by the FFT; the official-sale pattern described reflects the 2026 edition.