French Open

For more information about seating at Roland Garros, please visit our French Open Seating Guide

 

 

French Open Tickets are registered to the name of the ticket holder.  After you place your order we will email you to request the names and birth dates for each person using the tickets. The attendees will need to show some form of ID and the name on it must match the name on the ticket. Reserved tickets in the Philippe Chatrier (Center Court) or the Suzanne Lenglen stadium also give you access to the outside courts, known as the Annex courts. Tickets are all sold by category. About 1-3 days before your match your tickets will be transferred into the names you have provided and emailed to you.

Grounds or Annex Passes Explained

Grounds or annex tickets as some people refer to provides you with seating on a first come first served basis.  For the first week of the tournament, the variety of matches available to watch and lower prices make tickets for the outside courts very popular. With the Grounds or Annex tickets you will have access to the entirety of the public areas in the Grounds, these tickets allow you to watch the action on almost 20 different courts over the course of the day.   As the tournament progresses, these tickets also allow you to access Court N°1 and Court Suzanne-Lenglen and to watch various tournament events, such as the Juniors matches, the Legends Trophy and the Wheelchair Tennis tournament.