With a Grounds Pass, you'll have general admission to Roland-Garros's outer courts—Courts 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 10/11, and 2–5—but not the main stadiums (Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen, Simonne-Mathieu).

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.

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.

Grounds passes are in high demand. For Roland-Garros 2026, the first 7 days are already sold out. Weekends and sessions featuring marquee players tend to sell out quickly. Book early to secure your preferred dates.

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.

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.

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.

Grounds passes for French Open 2026 start around $150–$275 depending on the day. Weekday early rounds are most affordable, while weekend passes and later rounds may cost more.