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Roland-Garros Ground Passes — Access Every Outside Court
A French Open ground pass (billet «Pelouse») gets you into the Roland-Garros grounds all day: courts 2–14, a first-come unreserved stand on Court Simonne-Mathieu, the practice courts and the big-screen fan zones — everything except reserved seats on Philippe-Chatrier and Suzanne-Lenglen. In the first week that means 40+ matches a day, with seeded players on outside courts every session. French Open 2027 ground passes start at $300.
Planning your visit? See the Roland-Garros seating chart & grounds map, compare all French Open ticket prices, or read how to buy French Open tickets.
French Open Grounds Court Capacities
| Court | Capacity |
|---|---|
| Court 14 | 2,158 seats |
| Court 7 | 1,351 seats |
| Court 6 | 1,146 seats |
| Court 13 | 513 seats |
| Court 12 | 492 seats |
| Court 9 | 448 seats |
| Courts 10 & 11 | 378 seats |
| Courts 8, 2, 3, 4, 5 | 263–350 seats |
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Everything you need to know
French Open Grounds Pass FAQ
What courts can I access with a French Open Grounds Pass?
With a Grounds Pass, you'll have general admission to Roland-Garros's outer courts—Courts 2–14—plus a first-come, unreserved stand on Court Simonne-Mathieu, the practice courts and the fan village. It does not include the two main stadiums (Philippe-Chatrier and Suzanne-Lenglen), which require reserved-seat tickets.
How will I receive my French Open Grounds Pass tickets?
All tickets are mobile tickets and will be delivered via the Roland Garros App, which must be downloaded on your mobile phone before arriving at the tournament.
Are seats reserved with a Grounds Pass at Roland-Garros?
No—outer court seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Admission is general; arrive early for the best spots on the annex courts.
When do French Open Grounds Passes sell out?
Grounds passes are in high demand — official FFT allocations typically sell out within hours of the public on-sale, and weekends and sessions featuring marquee players go first. Verified resale passes for Roland-Garros 2027 are available now; book early to secure your preferred dates.
Can I leave and re-enter Roland-Garros with a Grounds Pass?
No, re-entry is not permitted at Roland-Garros. Once you exit the venue, you cannot return with the same ticket. Plan to stay for the full day to enjoy all the matches and attractions.
Do Grounds Passes include junior or wheelchair tennis matches?
Absolutely! Grounds Passes grant access to junior, doubles, wheelchair, and Legends matches on outer courts—offering a diverse and exciting tennis experience at the French Open.
What information is required to purchase French Open tickets?
To personalize your tickets, we will need the first name, last name, and email address of each attendee. This is mandatory and required by the French Federation of Tennis.
How much do French Open Grounds Pass tickets cost in 2027?
Grounds passes for French Open 2027 start at $300 for first-week days (May 23–30). Weekday sessions are the most affordable; weekend passes sell fastest. Compare all French Open ticket prices.
Is a Grounds Pass worth it in week two?
From the quarter-finals on, play concentrates on Philippe-Chatrier and Suzanne-Lenglen, so week-two passes suit fans who want the atmosphere, the fan village and practice-court viewing. Week one is the tennis-per-dollar winner — 40+ matches a day across the outer courts, with seeds playing every session.
Can I upgrade from a Grounds Pass to a stadium seat?
No — Grounds Passes cannot be upgraded on site. If you want Philippe-Chatrier or Suzanne-Lenglen, buy that stadium ticket directly; it includes full grounds access. Compare all ticket types and prices.