Roland Garros 2027 Hospitality: VIP Box Seats and Club Lounge Access
Roland Garros hospitality pairs a seat on Court Philippe-Chatrier with lounge access, dining and drinks. Our 2027 box seats with Club des Loges or Club Chatrier hospitality start from $2,250 per person in the first week and $17,500 for the men’s final. Prices on this page update from our live inventory.
GoalTickets is an independent ticket resale marketplace. We are not affiliated with the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT) or Roland-Garros, and we are not the official ticket or hospitality office.
What is included in Roland Garros hospitality?
With our VIP box seats, hospitality is part of the ticket: you sit in a box (loge) within the first 8 rows from the court around Court Philippe-Chatrier and use the hospitality club attached to that box for the whole session.
Box seat on the main court
A reserved seat in a box within the first 8 rows from the court on Court Philippe-Chatrier, close to the baseline action.
Club des Loges or Club Chatrier
Your box comes with access to one of the two hospitality clubs. Which one is confirmed with your box assignment closer to the tournament.
Seated lunch or dinner
A seated meal in the club restaurant: lunch for day sessions, dinner for night sessions, with a menu that changes daily.
Open bar
Champagne, wine, cocktails and soft drinks throughout the session.
Private entrance and hosts
A dedicated hospitality entrance with hosts, away from the general-admission queues.
Lounge, cloakroom and gift
A lounge to use between matches, a cloakroom and a Roland-Garros souvenir.
Inclusions are those of the club attached to your box and can vary slightly by club and session; we confirm them with your seat assignment. See exactly where the boxes sit on our Roland-Garros seating chart.
How much is Roland Garros hospitality in 2027?
Box seats with hospitality start from $2,250 per person in the first week (23 to 31 May), $3,500 for the quarter-finals and $17,500 for the men’s final. The table shows the lowest available session in each round, updated automatically from our inventory.
| Round | Dates | Sessions | Box seat + hospitality from | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | Sun 23 – Tue 25 May 2027 | First round, day and night sessions | $2,250per person | Choose date |
| Round 2 | Wed 26 – Thu 27 May 2027 | Second round, day and night sessions | $2,250per person | Choose date |
| Round 3 | Fri 28 – Sat 29 May 2027 | Third round, day and night sessions | $2,250per person | Choose date |
| Round 4 (last 16) | Sun 30 – Mon 31 May 2027 | Round of 16, day and night sessions | $2,250per person | Choose date |
| Quarter-finals | Tue 1 – Wed 2 June 2027 | Men’s and women’s quarter-finals, day and night | $3,500per person | Choose date |
| Women’s semi-finals | Thu 3 June 2027 | Both women’s singles semi-finals | $3,000per person | Choose date |
| Men’s semi-finals | Fri 4 June 2027 | Day and evening semi-final sessions | $6,500per person | Choose date |
| Women’s final | Sat 5 June 2027 | Women’s singles final | $4,000per person | Choose date |
| Men’s final | Sun 6 June 2027 | Men’s singles final | $17,500per person | Choose date |
Prices per person in USD, lowest available session in each round. Day and night sessions are priced separately; night sessions start at 8:15 PM with one headline match. Prices move with demand.
Early rounds or finals: which sessions are best for hospitality?
First week, 23 to 31 May
The lowest prices and the most tennis per session, usually three matches by day plus the night match. From $2,250.
Quarter-finals, 1 to 2 June
The last eight in both singles draws, with day and night sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier. From $3,500.
Semi-finals and finals, 3 to 6 June
The highest demand of the fortnight. Women’s final from $4,000, men’s final from $17,500.
What is the Club des Loges at Roland Garros?
The Club des Loges is the hospitality club that serves the boxes (loges) of Court Philippe-Chatrier. The FFT’s stadium history dates it to 1994, when it was built alongside Court Suzanne-Lenglen. Club Chatrier offers the same core experience: a seated meal, an open bar and a lounge a few steps from the court.
Want the full walkthrough?
Our Club des Loges experience guide covers a typical day, arrival to last match, and our Chatrier VIP lounge guide explains lounge access by session.
Choosing a box
Compare box positions and sight lines in the Philippe-Chatrier box seats guide, then pick a date on the box seats and loges collection.
How does official Roland Garros hospitality work?
There are four main ways to buy hospitality at Roland-Garros, and they sell different things.
- The FFT sells shared-lounge hospitality directly. On hospitality.rolandgarros.com, packages such as La Brasserie des Mousquetaires, Le Cercle (Court Suzanne-Lenglen), Le Panoramique and Le Passion pair a Gold or Category 1 seat with a buffet-style cocktail lunch or dinner and drinks in a shared lounge. Prices are per person before tax and you can book from one guest.
- Private boxes and year-long reception areas go to companies. The FFT presents these as year-long offers and does not publish prices.
- Roland-Garros Travel bundles a ticket with a hotel. Its ticket-plus-hotel packs (travel.rolandgarros.com) add one or two nights in an Accor hotel with breakfast. They are not lounge hospitality.
- Tour operators and resale marketplaces. Tour operators such as Keith Prowse Travel and Tours4Tennis combine hospitality tickets with hotels and on-site support. Resale marketplaces such as GoalTickets list seats from sellers; we list Chatrier box seats with club hospitality for every session, which helps when official allocations for a date are gone.
On 1 October 2026 the FFT’s hospitality site already listed many 2027 sessions as sold out, including the cheapest first-round sessions, both finals-weekend options in La Brasserie des Mousquetaires and the men’s final in Le Passion.
How do Roland Garros hospitality options compare?
The options are not like-for-like: a private box with a seated meal is a different product from a shared lounge with a buffet, and tour packages add hotels. Here is what each provider listed for 2027.
| Option | Seat | Hospitality | Hotel | 2027 price as listed on 1 October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GoalTickets VIP box seatsIndependent resale marketplace | Box seat within the first 8 rows of Court Philippe-Chatrier | Club des Loges or Club Chatrier: seated meal, open bar, lounge | Not included (we can suggest hotels) | From $2,250 (first week)QF $3,500 · Women’s SF $3,000 · Men’s SF $6,500 · Women’s final $4,000 · Men’s final $17,500, per person, live |
| Roland-Garros official shared loungesFFT, hospitality.rolandgarros.com | Gold or Category 1, Chatrier (Le Cercle: Suzanne-Lenglen) | Shared lounge, buffet-style cocktail lunch or dinner, drinks | Not included | Listed from €350Per person before tax. Lowest still available: €440 (Brasserie des Mousquetaires, 24 May night). Le Cercle from €690 · Le Panoramique from €835 (lowest available €1,080) · Le Passion from €875. Sold out: the €350 session, Brasserie women’s semi-finals and finals weekend (€3,260 to €3,735), Le Passion men’s final (€3,390). |
| Roland-Garros private boxesFFT year-long offers for companies | Private box | Private hospitality | Not included | On requestNo public price |
| Keith Prowse TravelHospitality travel packages | Le Pavillon or L’Orangerie hospitality tickets | As per the hospitality ticket in each package | 3 to 4 nights, 4- or 5-star | From US$2,100Per person twin share, Opening Weekend (22 to 25 May), up to US$15,215 for the Finals Weekend (3 to 7 June) |
| Tours4TennisSteve Furgal’s International Tennis Tours | Per-session packages listed as “Official 2027 Roland-Garros Hospitality Packages” | As per package | Session-only, or 3 to 5 nights in Paris hotels | From US$575Per person: 23 May night session, up to US$5,250 for the men’s final. Hotel packages from US$6,330 to US$18,260 per person. |
Competitor prices and availability are as published on each provider’s website on 1 October 2026, in the currency and on the basis they state; they change often and inclusions differ, so check the provider before booking. Sources: hospitality.rolandgarros.com, travel.rolandgarros.com, keithprowsetravel.com, tours4tennis.com. GoalTickets prices are per person in USD and update automatically from our inventory.
Planning the whole trip, not just the seats? Our French Open 2027 packages guide compares travel packages with building your own trip, with sample itineraries and costs.
How do I get a Roland Garros hospitality quote?
Tell us the sessions, party size and budget per person. We reply by email with the boxes available for your dates, including multi-day and corporate groups. Prefer to chat? Message us on WhatsApp.
Roland Garros hospitality FAQ
How much does Roland Garros hospitality cost in 2027?
At GoalTickets, Court Philippe-Chatrier box seats with club hospitality start from $2,250 per person for first-week sessions (23 to 31 May), $3,500 for the quarter-finals, $3,000 for the women’s semi-finals, $6,500 for the men’s semi-finals, $4,000 for the women’s final and $17,500 for the men’s final, based on our live inventory. For comparison, the FFT’s own shared-lounge packages were listed from €350 per person before tax on 1 October 2026, but the cheapest sessions were already sold out and the lowest still available was €440.
What is included in Roland Garros VIP hospitality?
With our VIP box seats you get a seat in a box within the first 8 rows from the court on Court Philippe-Chatrier, access to the Club des Loges or Club Chatrier for that session, a seated lunch or dinner, an open bar with champagne, wine and soft drinks, a private entrance with hosts, a lounge, a cloakroom and a Roland-Garros souvenir.
Will I be in the Club des Loges or Club Chatrier?
Both clubs offer the same core hospitality: seated dining, an open bar and a lounge steps from Court Philippe-Chatrier. Your club is attached to your box and is confirmed with your seat assignment closer to the tournament. If one matters to you, say so in your quote request and we will try to match it.
Is GoalTickets the official Roland-Garros hospitality seller?
No. GoalTickets is an independent resale marketplace and is not affiliated with the FFT or Roland-Garros. Official hospitality is sold by the FFT at hospitality.rolandgarros.com and through its partners. We list box seats with hospitality for every session of the 2027 tournament, which helps when official allocations for a date are sold out.
Can I book Roland Garros hospitality for a group or a company?
Yes. Send the quote form with your sessions, party size and budget per person. We can often seat groups in the same or adjoining boxes and combine several days, subject to availability.
Can I choose which players I will see?
No seller can guarantee players. The order of play is published the evening before each day, so choose a session by round and date rather than by player. Day sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier usually have three matches and night sessions one headline match.
What is the dress code in the hospitality areas?
Smart casual: business casual or cocktail attire works, and sportswear, shorts and flip-flops are best avoided. Our French Open dress code guide has outfit ideas for day and night sessions.
What happens to hospitality if it rains?
Court Philippe-Chatrier has a retractable roof, so play on the main court can continue in rain, and you keep the use of your club lounge during any delay. See our French Open rain policy guide for the outside courts.