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Roland Garros tickets: tickets for the tournament in Paris
In short
Official tickets for Roland Garros can only be bought through rolandgarros.com and the partners listed there. Roland Garros 2027 runs from 17 May (qualifying) to 6 June (men's final). Exact dates and prices for 2027 aren't known yet. Avoid unofficial resellers: they offer no guarantee of valid tickets.
How to buy official Roland Garros tickets
Official tickets for Roland Garros can only be bought through the tournament's official channels, primarily via rolandgarros.com and the partners explicitly listed there. Roland Garros 2027 is planned to run from 17 May (qualifying starts) to 6 June (men's final), with the main draw from 23 May to 6 June and the women's final on 5 June, all at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, on its distinctive clay courts.
Since ticket sales for a tournament that only takes place in 2027 haven't opened yet, the exact dates and prices aren't known at this stage. Roland Garros typically runs a pre-registration or ballot system for the most popular sessions, often several months before the tournament. Anyone hoping for a shot is best off keeping an eye on the announcements on the official website.
Tickets for weekend sessions, and especially the two finals days, are usually the fastest to sell out. Being flexible on date and court generally gives you a better chance than holding out for one specific marquee match.
Watch out for unofficial resellers
Good to know: because demand for Roland Garros tickets is so high, unofficial resale sites and private offers pop up every year. Some sell tickets at inflated prices, others offer tickets that simply don't exist or never get delivered. Pay through a channel like that and you typically have no guarantee at all that you'll actually get in.
Always buy through the official website or through a partner named there by name. Be wary of offers noticeably cheaper than the official price, and always double-check the web address before you pay.
No tickets, but still following the tournament
Not everyone wants or is able to travel to Paris, and that's not a requirement for experiencing Roland Garros. At Napoleon Sports you can follow the whole tournament remotely: the schedule, the livestream and broadcast options, the live results and an overview of the winners through the years.
Want to bet on Roland Garros too? Check out the ATP betting offer and WTA betting offer, or read the tennis betting guide first if you're not yet familiar with the markets.
The Napoleon Sports app
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I buy official Roland Garros tickets?
Only via rolandgarros.com or a partner explicitly listed there. All information on sales and any ballot system is on that official website.
When does ticket sales for Roland Garros 2027 start?
That's not known at this stage. Keep an eye on the official website: it typically announces sale dates a few months before the tournament.
Is it safe to buy tickets from a reseller?
Not typically. Unofficial resale sites offer no guarantees and sometimes not even valid tickets. Always buy through the official channel to avoid disappointment.