Getting French Open tickets shouldn't feel like navigating a maze. Whether you want affordable Grounds Passes or Box Seats with full Club des Loges hospitality, GoalTickets is your personal concierge — with expert knowledge, great prices, and recommendations tailored to your experience.
Who Sponsors the French Open?
BNP Paribas is the main banking sponsor and longstanding partner of Roland Garros — they've been associated with the tournament since 1973. You'll see BNP Paribas branding throughout the venue, from the player benches to the scoreboards. They are also the title sponsor of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells and have deep roots in professional tennis worldwide.
Unlike the US Open (which partners with American Express for presale access), the French Open does not have an Amex presale program. Ticket sales at Roland Garros are handled through the FFT (French Tennis Federation) official lottery and authorized resellers.
How to Actually Get French Open Tickets
The official Roland Garros ticket lottery opens months before the tournament and sells out quickly — especially for Philippe Chatrier finals and semi-finals. If you miss the window or want guaranteed seats without the lottery gamble, here's where GoalTickets comes in.
Why GoalTickets Is Your Best Option
- ✓ Expert Knowledge — We know every seat in Philippe Chatrier, Suzanne Lenglen, and Simonne Mathieu. We'll tell you which category gives you the best views, where the shade falls, and which sessions offer the best matchups.
- ✓ Great Prices — Grounds Passes from $199, Day Sessions from $300, Box Seats with Club des Loges hospitality from $1,500. Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
- ✓ Every Ticket Type — From the most affordable Grounds Pass to the most exclusive Box Seats with full hospitality, we have it all. Nobody covers the full range like we do.
- ✓ Personal Recommendations — Not sure which session, court, or category? We'll guide you based on your budget, who you want to see play, and what kind of experience you're after.
- ✓ Pay Your Way — We accept all major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. Simple, secure checkout.
- ✓ 100% Guarantee — Every ticket is backed by our entry guarantee. If there's ever an issue, we make it right.
French Open Ticket Options at a Glance
| Ticket Type | Starting From | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Grounds Pass | $199 | First-timers, budget-friendly, court-hopping experience |
| Day Session | $300 | Full day of tennis on a show court |
| Night Session | $350 | Premium atmosphere, top-seed matches under lights |
| Semi-Finals | $500 | Elite matchups, electric atmosphere |
| Finals | $599 | Championship Sunday, bucket-list experience |
| Box Seats / VIP | $1,500 | Club des Loges hospitality, gourmet dining, best views |
Step-by-Step: Getting Your Tickets
Nobody Knows Roland Garros Like We Do
We've been helping fans attend the French Open for years. We know which seats get afternoon shade on Philippe Chatrier, which early-round sessions feature the most exciting matchups, and which VIP packages are actually worth the premium. Our team has personally attended the tournament and can answer questions most ticket sellers can't.
Whether you're planning a first trip to Paris for the tennis or you're a returning fan looking for the best seats money can buy — GoalTickets is your concierge.
Ready to Experience Roland Garros?
From Grounds Passes to Box Seats — we have every ticket type and the expertise to match you with the perfect experience.
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Does the French Open have an Amex presale?
No. Unlike the US Open, the French Open does not partner with American Express for presale access. BNP Paribas is the main banking partner at Roland Garros. Tickets are sold through the FFT official lottery and authorized resellers like GoalTickets.
Can I pay with my Amex at GoalTickets?
Yes! We accept American Express, Visa, and Mastercard. All transactions are secure, and our prices include all fees — no surprises at checkout.
What is the cheapest way to attend the French Open?
A Grounds Pass starting from $199 gives you access to all outside courts (Courts 2-14) plus the atmosphere of Roland Garros. It's the best entry point for first-time visitors who want to court-hop and explore the venue.
How is GoalTickets different from other ticket sellers?
We offer personal recommendations based on real venue knowledge. We've been to Roland Garros, we know the seats, and we carry every ticket type — from the most affordable Grounds Pass to the most exclusive Box Seats with Club des Loges hospitality. Nobody covers the full range like we do, and nobody knows it better.
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