Clay of Court Philippe-Chatrier at Roland-Garros

French Open 2027 Quarter-Final Tickets: Tuesday June 1, 2027, Day Session

11:00 AM Paris time · Court Philippe-Chatrier · Up to 3 singles matches

From $749 per ticket

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Where the seats are

On the map: Category 2, $749 per ticket.

Tap an area or a price to choose it. A category price gives you the best available seats in that category at the lowest listed price; a stand and row price gives you more control over your view. All prices are per ticket. Grey areas are not on sale for this session.

Representative viewPhoto taken from block 13, row 5 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 13, row 5 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 8, row 6 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 8, row 6 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 13, row 5 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 13, row 5 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 19, row 16 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 19, row 16 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 21, row 14 (Lacoste stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 21, row 14 (Lacoste stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 19, row 16 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 19, row 16 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 47, row 2 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 47, row 2 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 43, row 9 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 43, row 9 (Borotra stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 50, row 4 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 50, row 4 (Cochet stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from block 47, row 2 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Photo taken from block 47, row 2 (Brugnon stand). Your seats may differ.
Representative viewPhoto taken from a box, Cochet side. Your box may differ.
Photo taken from a box, Cochet side. Your box may differ.
Category 2: the full court from above

Rows 1 to 13 of the upper tier. An elevated view of the whole court, like the TV angle but live. Borotra and Cochet run along the sidelines, Brugnon sits behind the baseline.

Category 1: close to the court

Rows 10 to 21 of the lower tier. At player level, with the rally right in front of you. Lacoste and Brugnon are behind the baselines, Borotra and Cochet along the sidelines.

Category Gold: the closest seats outside the boxes

Rows 1 to 9 of the lower tier, right behind the boxes. You hear the ball and see every expression.

Box (Loge): the first eight rows, hospitality included

One seat in a box within the first eight rows, as close to the clay as it gets, with the hospitality club that goes with the box.

  • Included: a box seat within the first eight rows, seats together on one order, access to the box's hospitality club with a seated lunch (day session) or dinner (night session) and drinks service.
  • Assigned closer to the tournament: the exact box and its club (Club des Loges or Club Chatrier), and with it the stand (Lacoste or Cochet).

Sun and shade (approximate, the roof and the weather change it): Lacoste is shaded from 2 PM and the Brugnon upper tier in the morning; Borotra and Cochet are in the sun most of the day.

Sun and shade (approximate): Lacoste is the shadiest stand, usually protected from 2 PM onwards.

Sun and shade (approximate): the Brugnon upper tier is shaded in the morning and in the sun in the afternoon.

Sun and shade (approximate): Borotra is in the sun most of the day; bring a cap and sunscreen.

Sun and shade (approximate): in Cochet the sun is behind you, not in your eyes, but it shines most of the day.

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About this session

Tuesday, June 1, 2027, French Open Quarter-Final day session on Court Philippe Chatrier. The business end of Roland-Garros: the world's best go head-to-head for a place in the semis on the most famous clay court in tennis.

Court Philippe Chatrier is the beating heart of Roland-Garros, the largest stadium on site and the most storied clay court in tennis. Your ticket also gives you access to the Roland-Garros grounds and annex courts.

  • Reserved seating on Court Philippe Chatrier (Centre Court)
  • Access to the Roland-Garros grounds and annex courts
  • Seats together
  • Mobile tickets delivered via the official Roland-Garros app

What to expect on Tuesday June 1, 2027

Quarter-final day session on Court Philippe-Chatrier: quarter-final matches from the women's and men's draws, the last eight in each draw playing for a place in the semi-finals. Fewer matches than in the first week, but at a far higher level. Play on Chatrier starts at 11 AM; the order of play is published the evening before.

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Questions about these tickets

How will I receive my tickets?

All tickets are mobile tickets in the official Roland-Garros app. It is the only way to receive and show them, so download the app on your phone before the tournament.

When will my tickets be delivered?

Tickets are transferred to the official Roland-Garros app. The transfer window opens May 1, 2027, so orders placed before then are delivered from May 1. During May, we deliver within 24 hours of your order; during the tournament, within hours, often minutes.

What information do you need for the tickets?

The first name, last name and email address of each attendee. The French Tennis Federation requires them to personalize every ticket.

What are the seat categories on Court Philippe-Chatrier?

Box (Loge) seats are sold per seat, include hospitality (seated lunch or dinner and drinks in the hospitality club) and are within the first eight rows, in the box area; the specific box and the hospitality club (Club des Loges or Club Chatrier) are assigned closer to the tournament. Category Gold is rows 1 to 9 of the lower tier, just behind the boxes. Category 1 is rows 10 to 21 of the lower tier. Category 2 is rows 1 to 13 of the upper tier, and Category 3 is rows 14 to 18 of the upper tier (not offered for this session).

Where can I see the seating chart?

The map on this page shows where each category is. For a closer look, open our Philippe-Chatrier seating chart.

Does my ticket give access to other courts?

Yes. A Philippe-Chatrier ticket also gets you into the Roland-Garros grounds and the outside courts.

How many matches will I see?

Day sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier have up to three singles matches; night sessions have one. See the 2027 schedule.

What is the night session?

Since 2019, Roland-Garros has held a night session on Court Philippe-Chatrier every day up to the quarter-finals: one match under the lights.

Can I transfer tickets to a friend?

Yes. In the Roland-Garros app or on the ticketing site, assign the tickets by name and tap Transfer. Your friend downloads the app, logs in or creates an account, then enters the recovery code sent by email.

Can I print my ticket?

No. Tickets are only valid in the Roland-Garros app. Printed tickets and screenshots are not accepted at the gates.

What if my phone battery runs out?

Charge your phone before you arrive. If it runs out, customer service at the stadium gates can help, but the wait can be long.

Will we sit together?

Yes. When you buy 2 or more tickets in one order, your seats are guaranteed to be together.

Are there fees at checkout?

No GoalTickets service, booking or delivery fee is added at checkout.