2027 PRICING GUIDE

French Open Ticket Prices 2027 – Roland Garros Cost Guide

Complete breakdown of French Open ticket prices at Roland Garros. Compare costs across sessions, rounds, and seating categories to find the best value for your budget.

French Open 2027 Ticket Prices at a Glance

All prices are live market prices for verified resale tickets on Philippe Chatrier (center court) unless noted. Prices are in USD, move with demand, and were last updated August 2026.

Session / Round Dates Starting Price Best Value
Grounds Pass May 23 – May 30 $300 Best budget option
Day Sessions (R1-R3) May 23 – May 29 $600 3 matches included
Night Sessions May 23 – Jun 2 $650 Electric atmosphere
Round of 16 May 30 – May 31 $650 Top 16 players
Quarter-Finals Jun 1 – Jun 2 $750 Premium matches
Semi-Finals Jun 3 – Jun 4 $800 Final 4 players
Women's Final Jun 5 $900 Championship Saturday
Men's Final Jun 6 $1,900 Championship Sunday
VIP Box Seats All sessions $1,250 Full hospitality included

Note: These are approximate starting prices for verified resale tickets. Actual prices depend on seating category, session date, and demand. All prices include guaranteed delivery via the official Roland-Garros app.

French Open Prices by Round & Category

Early Rounds (R1-R3)

May 23 – May 29
  • Cat 2 (Upper Level) From $600
  • Cat 1 (Lower Bowl) From $800
  • Cat Gold (Rows 1-9) From $999
  • Box Seats (VIP) From $1,250

Best value for seeing top players up close. Week 1 prices run 30-50% below later rounds.

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Quarter-Finals

June 1 – 2
  • Cat 2 From $750
  • Cat 1 From $1,100
  • Cat Gold From $1,500
  • Box Seats From $2,000

Two QF matches per session. Great quality-to-price ratio — top 8 players, before finals-level pricing.

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How French Open Ticket Prices Work

Why Resale?

The French Open uses a lottery system with only a 5-10% success rate. Public sales sell out in minutes. The resale market is the only reliable way to guarantee tickets for specific sessions at Roland Garros.

What Affects Price?

  • Round: Finals cost 3x more than early rounds
  • Category: Lower seats (Gold, Cat 1) cost 2-3x upper level
  • Day vs Night: Night sessions carry a premium
  • Timing: Prices rise as the tournament approaches

What's Included?

  • Verified ticket delivered via official Roland-Garros app
  • Guaranteed entry — 100% money-back if any issue
  • No hidden fees at checkout
  • Expert support from purchase to event day

What Are the Cheapest French Open Tickets?

The cheapest French Open tickets are Grounds Passes at $300 for any first-week day (May 23–30, 2027), covering every outer court. The cheapest reserved seats on Philippe-Chatrier are week-one Cat 2 day sessions from $600.

Cheapest Option Dates Price What You Get
Grounds Pass May 23 – May 30 $300 Courts 2–14 + Simonne-Mathieu free stand
Chatrier Day Session (Cat 2) May 23 – May 27 From $600 Reserved center-court seat, 3 matches
Round of 16 Day Session (Cat 2) May 31 From $650 Week-2 tennis at near week-one prices

Those are live minimums for in-stock tickets on GoalTickets, checked August 2026. As an independent resale marketplace our prices move with demand — they can drop or rise as the tournament approaches — but the cheapest Roland-Garros tickets are always the same three routes: the grounds, the early rounds, and the upper tier. Every order is covered by our 100% ticket guarantee.

BEST VALUE

Grounds Pass – From $300

The cheapest day at the French Open costs the same all week: every Grounds Pass day (May 23-30) is $300. Access all outer courts (2-14) plus a first-come stand on Court Simonne-Mathieu, the practice courts and the fan village. In week one that's 40+ matches a day.

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Week 1 Day Sessions – From $600

If you want cheap French Open tickets with a reserved seat, early-round Chatrier day sessions are the answer. See top players in competitive first-round matches, with three matches included per ticket.

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Cat 2 Upper Level – From $600

The most affordable reserved seats on Chatrier. Higher up, but the bowl is steep enough that upper-center beats low corner seats for view quality. See where every category sits.

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Are French Open Resale Tickets Worth It?

Official Lottery

  • 5-10% success rate
  • No choice of specific session
  • Limited to 4 tickets per account
  • Results in late January — premium sessions gone in hours
  • Face value pricing (if you win)

GoalTickets Resale

  • 100% guaranteed tickets
  • Choose exact session & category
  • Book now, plan your trip confidently
  • Verified via official Roland-Garros app
  • Full refund guarantee
  • Trusted seller since 2011

Official Hospitality (FFT)

  • Guaranteed tickets + hospitality
  • Starting from $3,000+
  • Often 2x the cost of resale VIP
  • Limited session availability
  • Same club hospitality access

Over 100,000 tickets delivered since 2011. Every French Open ticket is transferred digitally through the official Roland-Garros app. If there's ever an issue, you get a full refund. No questions asked.

French Open Ticket Prices FAQ

How much are French Open tickets?

French Open 2027 ticket prices at Roland Garros range from $300 for a Grounds Pass to $1,250+ for VIP Box Seats. Day sessions on Chatrier start at $600, night sessions from $650, Quarter-Finals from $750, Semi-Finals from $800, the Women's Final from $900 and the Men's Final from $1,900.

What is the cheapest French Open ticket?

The cheapest option is a Grounds Pass at $300, which gives access to all outer courts at Roland Garros (plus a first-come stand on Simonne-Mathieu) but not the two main stadiums. For reserved Chatrier seating, early-round Cat 2 tickets start from $600.

What is the cheapest day at the French Open?

On the grounds, no single day is cheaper — all eight Grounds Pass days (May 23-30, 2027) cost the same $300. For reserved seats on Philippe-Chatrier, the opening days are cheapest: Cat 2 day sessions are $600 from May 23-27, rising to $650-$700 over the first weekend.

Why are Roland Garros tickets expensive?

Roland Garros tickets on the resale market reflect genuine demand. The official lottery has only a 5-10% success rate, and public sales sell out instantly. Resale prices are higher than face value but guarantee you'll attend — no gambling on a lottery.

Do French Open ticket prices go down?

Early-round prices may decrease slightly closer to the date if demand is lower. However, popular sessions (QF, SF, Finals, night sessions) typically increase as the event approaches. Booking early usually gets the best price and selection.

Are there hidden fees on French Open tickets?

No. GoalTickets shows the full price at checkout with no hidden fees. The price you see includes the ticket, delivery via the official Roland-Garros app, and our guarantee. What you see is what you pay.

How much are French Open VIP tickets?

French Open VIP Box Seats at Roland Garros start from $1,250 per person. This includes seats in the first 6-10 rows of Philippe Chatrier plus hospitality club access (Club des Loges or Club Chatrier) with gourmet dining, open bar, and concierge service — roughly half the cost of official FFT hospitality. Compare every VIP package.

How much are French Open finals tickets?

Women's Final tickets (Saturday June 5, 2027) currently start at $900; Men's Final tickets (Sunday June 6, 2027) start at $1,900 and reach $17,500 for front-row boxes. Finals weekend is the peak of the price curve — buying earlier in the year is reliably cheaper.

How much is a grounds pass at Roland-Garros?

$300 for first-week days (May 23-30, 2027). See grounds pass availability by day.

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