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Mejores asientos por ronda

🎾 Primeras rondas (R1-R3)

La mejor opción: Philippe-Chatrier Category Gold

See multiple matches throughout the day
Premium sideline views for elite matchups
Price range: $800-$1,000

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🏆 Cuartos de final

Elección Premium: Philippe-Chatrier Box Seats

VIP amenities become essential
Best atmosphere of the tournament
Price range: $2,500-$3,000

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🥇 Semifinales

Mejor valor: Category 2 Cochet Stand (Sections 48-52)

Only 4 players remaining - guaranteed classics
Rows 1-10 offer best viewing angle
Price range: $600-$750

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Experiencia definitiva

🏅 Finales

Una vez en la vida: Category 1

Championship match atmosphere
Protected from afternoon sun
Trophy ceremony visibility
Celebrity sightings guaranteed
Price range: $2,500-$2,900

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Explicación de las categorías de asientos de Philippe-Chatrier

Category	Sections	Best For	Pros	Cons	Early Rounds	Finals
Box Seats	Lacoste and Cochet first 8 rows	Ultimate VIP	All-inclusive, private, climate control	Very expensive	$1,500+	$4,000+
Category Gold	Lower level after box seats row 1 to 9	Best views, and half the price of hospitality	no lounge access		$750+	$2,000+
Category 1	lower level row 10 to 21	Serious fans	Excellent views, shaded	Expensive for early rounds	$600+	$900+
Category 2	Upper sections all tribunes	Value seekers	Good overview, affordable	Far from action	$400+	$500+
Category 3	highest rows	Budget option	Atmosphere, affordable		$300+	$500+

💡 Insider Tips by Section

Lacoste Stand (Sections 20-23)

The "champagne seats" - where celebrities sit. Sections G & H directly behind baseline offer TV-angle views. Protected from sun after 2 PM.

Brugnon Stand (Sections 1-2, 7-8, 45-47)

Shade in the upper level, afternoon sun in the lower level. Lower level is near the presidential Box and the players boxes.

Borotra Stand (Sections 16-19, 40-44)

Budget-friendly with full court views. Gets intense sun all day - bring hat and sunscreen. Great for evening sessions.

Cochet Stand (Sections 10-13, 48-52)

Morning sun, afternoon sun in the back. Seating across from the players benches, photographers best spot.

Philippe-Chatrier Shade Analysis ☀️

Sun & Shade by Time of Day

11:00 AM - Start of Play

🌤️ Shaded: Brugnon Stand upper level ☀️ Full Sun: Borotra Stand, Cochet Stand, Lower seats

2:00 PM - Peak Hours

🌤️ Shaded: Lacoste Stand (protected after 2 PM), Brugnon upper ☀️ Full Sun: Borotra Stand, Lower sections all sides

5:00 PM - Late Afternoon

🌤️ Shaded: Lacoste Stand, Brugnon upper, Most upper sections ☀️ Full Sun: Cochet Stand back rows, Borotra Stand

Evening Sessions

🌙 Optimal: All sections comfortable, no sun concerns 💡 Note: Can get cool - bring light jacket

Recommendations by Weather Preference

☀️ Sun Lovers

Borotra Stand - evening sessions only
Lower rows all stands
Best for: Evening sessions, cloudy days

🌤️ Shade Seekers

Lacoste Stand (protected after 2 PM)
Upper corners sections
Box seats (climate controlled)
Best for: Hot sunny days

🌡️ Flexible Comfort

Mid-level Brugnon/Cochet stands
Category Gold (covered options)
Best for: Unpredictable weather

Price Comparison & Value Analysis

Best Value Seats by Budget

💰 Budget: Under $300

Best Pick: Category 3 Upper Rows

Early rounds: $75-150
Quarter-finals: $200-300
Authentic atmosphere
Full match experience

💎 Mid-Range: $300-800

Best Pick: Category 2 Cochet Stand, Rows 15-25

All rounds available
Good views and comfort
Some shade coverage
Near amenities

👑 Premium: $800-2,000

Best Pick: Category 1 Lacoste Stand, Rows 8-15

Premium views for finals
Celebrity section proximity
Best photo opportunities
Quick exit access

🥂 Luxury: $2,000+

Best Pick: Philippe-Chatrier Box Seats

All-inclusive experience
Private hospitality
Best of everything
Memorable forever

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VIP & Premium Seating Options

📦 Box Seats

From $1,500

✓ Private Box for 4-5 guests
✓ Seated lunch or dinner
✓ Premium bar service
✓ Climate control
✓ Private restrooms
✓ Dedicated host

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🥇 Category Gold

From $750

✓ Best individual seats
✓ Padded premium seating
✓ Half the price of premium
✓ With better view

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🍾 Hospitality Packages

From $1,500

✓ Premium tickets included
✓ Fine dining experience
✓ Champagne reception
✓ Meet & greet opportunities
✓ Transportation options

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best seats for French Open finals?

For finals, Category 1 seats in sections G, H (Lacoste Stand lower) offer the best views. These seats provide perfect sightlines, protection from sun after 2 PM, and closest proximity to trophy ceremonies. Premium boxes in Lacoste and Cochet stands are ideal for VIP experience.

Which Philippe-Chatrier seats have the most shade?

Lacoste Stand (sections 20-23) has shade after 2 PM, Brugnon Stand upper level has good shade. Borotra Stand gets intense sun all day. Cochet Stand has morning sun with afternoon sun in back rows. Box seats have climate control.

What's the price difference between categories?

Category 1 seats are typically 40-50% more expensive than Category 2. For finals, Category 1 ranges $800-1,500 while Category 2 is $500-900. The premium provides better views, comfortable seating, and quicker venue access.

Are corner seats worth it?

Corner seats (sections A, E, L, P) offer unique diagonal views and are 20-30% cheaper than sideline seats. They're excellent for early rounds but less ideal for finals where traditional broadcast angles are preferred.

Which sections are best for photos?

Sections G and H (behind baseline) are best for player photos during changeovers. Cochet Stand (sections 10-13, 48-52) is the photographers' best spot across from player benches. Box seats and Category Gold have optimal angles for both play and player entrances.

What's the view difference between rows?

Lower sections (rows 1-15) provide intimate views and player detail visibility. Upper sections (rows 16+) offer better tactical overview and full court perspective. Mid-level rows 10-20 provide the best balance of both.