Paris tennis
Roland-Garros 2027
Roland-Garros 2027 runs from Monday 17 May to Sunday 6 June at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris's 16th arrondissement. Opening Week runs 17–21 May, the main draw starts on Sunday 23 May and the finals are on 5 and 6 June.
- Dates: 17 May – 6 June 2027
- Venue: Stade Roland-Garros, Paris
- Organised by: Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT)
- Admission: Ticketed
- Checked: 11 November 2026
Choose your days before you book a room. Opening Week is 17–21 May, the first round 23–25 May, the round of 16 30–31 May, the quarter-finals 1–2 June, the semi-finals 3–4 June and the finals 5–6 June. Tickets are valid only for the date or session shown and are not exchangeable. An individual buyer can transfer a ticket free of charge to another individual until 23:59 the day before; selling it is only allowed through the FFT's official resale service.
Schedule
| Date | What happens |
|---|---|
| 17–21 May 2027 | Opening Week, with the qualifying rounds |
| 23–25 May 2027 | First round |
| 26–27 May 2027 | Second round |
| 28–29 May 2027 | Third round |
| 30–31 May 2027 | Round of 16 |
| 1–2 June 2027 | Quarter-finals |
| 3–4 June 2027 | Semi-finals |
| 5–6 June 2027 | Finals |
Dates and hours come from the organisers' announcements and can change. Check them once more before setting out.
Roland-Garros Travel: ticket and hotel packages by day · Tickets are issued by the FFT, valid only for the date or session shown and not exchangeable. Refunds apply only in the cases the FFT's conditions set out, such as play cut short by bad weather on the courts the included guarantee covers (Journée Yannick Noah tickets excluded), or a cancellation for force majeure.
The tournament
Roland-Garros is played at the Stade Roland-Garros, the home of the French Tennis Federation (FFT) at 2 avenue Gordon-Bennett in the 16th arrondissement. The 2027 tournament runs for three weeks, from Monday 17 May to Sunday 6 June.
Opening Week, Monday 17 to Friday 21 May, is the qualifying week. Roland-Garros Travel describes its Opening Week days as free seating on the outside courts and Court Suzanne-Lenglen, plus training sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier. The main draw starts on Sunday 23 May; the second week runs from Sunday 30 May to the finals on 5 and 6 June.
Tickets and packages
Tickets are issued by the FFT and are valid only for the date or session shown on them; they are not exchangeable. If you bought your tickets as an individual, you can transfer a ticket free of charge to another individual until 23:59 the day before. Only the buyer can make or change the transfer, and the named beneficiary then needs ID at the gate. Tickets ordered by companies and other organisations may be subject to specific conditions. Selling a ticket, or offering it for sale, is only allowed through the FFT's official resale service and only by the buyer, not by someone the ticket was transferred to, so do not buy from other resellers.
Refunds are limited to specific cases. The ticket price, minus management fees, can be refunded if bad weather cuts play to under two hours on the courts the included guarantee covers: the lower stand of Court Simonne-Mathieu and the outside courts. Tickets bought for the Journée Yannick Noah on Saturday 22 May are excluded from this guarantee. For some Court Philippe-Chatrier tickets, an optional guarantee taken at purchase covers play of under two hours for sporting reasons. If tickets are cancelled for force majeure, they may be refunded at their purchase price minus management fees, or, where the law allows, the FFT may offer a credit instead. Check the exact conditions for your ticket.
MYCOMM sells packages under the Roland-Garros Travel brand that combine tournament tickets with services such as accommodation, transport and activities in Paris. Its offers page lists packages day by day, from Opening Week to the finals. Accommodation and transport in these packages carry no right of withdrawal, and giving up an included service or cutting a package short is not refunded unless specific insurance applies. Cancellation insurance is offered with each order, so read the conditions before you pay.
Getting there
The stadium is in western Paris, in the 16th arrondissement. Plan the trip by public transport, check live RATP service before each match day and leave time for the journey back to your hotel after a long day at the courts.
Good to know
- Fix your match days first: packages are sold by day, and each round has its own dates.
- If you bought as an individual, pass a ticket on through the free transfer to another individual (until 23:59 the day before) or the FFT's official resale service; selling it anywhere else is prohibited.
- Tickets are refunded only in the cases the FFT's conditions set out, and giving up part of a package is not refunded unless specific insurance applies. Read the conditions before paying.
Where to stay for Roland-Garros
The stadium is in the 16th arrondissement, in western Paris, so the trip back after a full day of matches matters. Compare a central base with an easy route west, and check live availability for your May or June dates before booking.
- Where to stay in ParisCompare neighborhoods and choose a base for your stay.
Make a day of it
Sources and transparency:Roland-Garros Travel: terms and conditions (2027 dates, venue, FFT tickets, resale and package rules) (checked 2026-11-11)Roland-Garros Travel: offers by day (Opening Week, round dates and finals) (checked 2026-11-11)Not a paid listing.Editorial policyFull agenda