Live prices · May 23 to June 6, 2027

French Open Ticket Prices 2027 at Roland-Garros

How much are French Open tickets? For Roland-Garros 2027, tickets on GoalTickets start at $300 for a grounds pass and $499 for a reserved seat on Court Philippe-Chatrier. The women's final starts at $899, the men's final at $1,199, and box seats at $2,499.

Prices per ticket in USD, read live from our listings. Checked October 24, 2026.

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French Open 2027 ticket prices by round

The cheapest seat for each stage of the tournament on Court Philippe-Chatrier, plus the grounds pass. The bar compares that price from one stage to the next; the other columns show where Category 1, Category Gold and box seats start.

Lowest price by stage, French Open 2027, per ticket in USD
Stage Cheapest seat Category 1 Category Gold Box
Grounds PassOutside courts · May 23 to 30 $300 No reserved seat: open seating on the outside courts
Early rounds, dayRounds 1 to 3 · May 23 to 29$599$799 $999 $2,500
Early rounds, nightRounds 1 to 3 · May 23 to 29$699$899 $1,200 $2,500
Round of 16Day and night · May 30 and 31$499$899 $1,299 $2,499
Quarter-finalsDay and night · June 1 and 2$750$1,099 $1,499 $3,500
Women's semi-finalsBoth matches · June 3$499$899 $1,199 $2,750
Men's semi-finalsOne match per session · June 4$699$1,799 $2,699 $5,999
Women's finalSaturday June 5$899$1,149 $1,599 $3,950
Men's finalSunday June 6$1,199$3,899 $6,999 $19,000

Prices for every 2027 session on Philippe-Chatrier

Each row is one session. Tap a price to open that session with the seat category already selected. Every Chatrier ticket also gets you into the grounds and the outside courts. Day sessions have up to three singles matches; night sessions have one.

Lowest price by session and seat category on Court Philippe-Chatrier, French Open 2027, per ticket in USD
Session From Category 3 Category 2 Category 1 Category Gold Box
Early rounds · May 23 to 29
Sun May 23Day · Round 1$650Category 2Not listed$650$999$1,299$2,750
Sun May 23Night · Round 1$700Category 2Not listed$700$900$1,200$2,500
Mon May 24Day · Round 1$600Category 2Not listed$600$899$1,199$2,500
Mon May 24Night · Round 1$700Category 2Not listed$700$900$1,200$2,500
Tue May 25Day · Round 1$599Category 2Not listed$599$799Lowest$999Lowest$2,500
Tue May 25Night · Round 1$700Category 2Not listed$700$900$1,200$2,500
Wed May 26Day · Round 2$599Category 2Not listed$599$899$1,199$2,500
Wed May 26Night · Round 2$700Category 2Not listed$700$900$1,200$2,500
Thu May 27Day · Round 2$699Category 2Not listed$699$849$999Lowest$2,650
Thu May 27Night · Round 2$700Category 2Not listed$700$900$1,200$2,500
Fri May 28Day · Round 3$699Category 2Not listed$699$999$1,299$2,900
Fri May 28Night · Round 3$699Category 2Not listed$699$899$1,399$2,900
Sat May 29Day · Round 3$699Category 2Not listed$699$999$1,299$2,950
Sat May 29Night · Round 3$699Category 2Not listed$699$899$1,399$2,900
Second week · May 30 to June 6
Sun May 30Day · Round of 16$699Category 2Not listed$699$999$1,399$2,950
Sun May 30Night · Round of 16$499LowestCategory 2Not listed$499Lowest$899$1,399$2,900
Mon May 31Day · Round of 16$699Category 2Not listed$699$999$1,299$2,950
Mon May 31Night · Round of 16$499LowestCategory 2Not listed$499Lowest$950$1,299$2,499Lowest
Tue Jun 1Day · Quarter-finals$799Category 2Not listed$799$1,150$1,499$3,500
Tue Jun 1Night · Quarter-finals$750Category 2Not listed$750$1,099$1,499$3,500
Wed Jun 2Day · Quarter-finals$799Category 2Not listed$799$1,199$1,499$3,500
Wed Jun 2Night · Quarter-finals$799Category 2Not listed$799$1,099$1,499$3,500
Thu Jun 3Day · Women's semi-finals$499LowestCategory 3$499Lowest$699$899$1,199$2,750
Fri Jun 4Day · Men's semi-final 1$699Category 3$699$899$1,799$2,699$5,999
Fri Jun 4Evening · Men's semi-final 2$699Category 3$699$899$1,799$2,699$5,999
Sat Jun 5Day · Women's final$899Category 2Not listed$899$1,149$1,599$3,950
Sun Jun 6Day · Men's final$1,199Category 3$1,199$1,899$3,899$6,999$19,000

"Lowest" marks the lowest price in that column across the whole tournament. Prices per ticket in USD.

Grounds pass: $300 for any day from May 23 to 30

A grounds pass gets you into Roland-Garros for the whole day, with access to the outside courts, where many early-round matches are played. It does not include a seat on Court Philippe-Chatrier or Court Suzanne-Lenglen.

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What you get in each seat category

On any given day, the seat category is what moves the price most. From the top of the stadium down to the court:

  1. Category 3

    from $499

    The highest rows of the upper tier. We list it for some semi-final and final sessions, where it is the lowest price for a seat on Chatrier.

  2. Category 2

    from $499

    The upper tier, with an elevated view of the whole court. Usually the lowest-priced seat on any given day.

  3. Category 1

    from $799

    The lower tier, behind the Gold rows. Closer to the court than Category 2, with a lower viewing angle.

  4. Category Gold

    from $999

    Rows 1 to 9 of the lower tier: the closest seats to the court outside the boxes.

  5. Box

    from $2,499

    A seat in a private box within the first eight rows, with hospitality at Club des Loges or Club Chatrier. Your club is confirmed with your box assignment closer to the tournament.

Where the best value is right now

Worked out from the live prices on this page.

  • Cheapest day session on Chatrier $599 May 25 and May 26
  • Cheapest night session $499 May 30 and May 31
  • Cheapest Category 1 seat $799 May 25
  • Cheapest Category Gold seat $999 May 25 and May 27
  • Cheapest box $2,499 May 31 (night)
  • Women's semi-finals $499 One ticket covers both semi-finals on June 3. The men's semi-finals on June 4 are two separate sessions.

Why resale prices differ from face value

Roland-Garros sells tickets at face value on its own site, tickets.rolandgarros.com, and the most popular sessions sell out fast. After that, resale is the way in, and resale prices are set by demand: they can be above or below face value.

GoalTickets is an independent resale marketplace based in Long Beach, California, selling tickets since 2011. We are not affiliated with the FFT or Roland-Garros.

When to buy

Each session's price moves on its own, up or down, with demand, and we can't promise that a price will drop. What you can count on: the early rounds have the most sessions to choose from, and the semi-finals and finals are the most in demand. If one date or one seat category matters to you, booking early gives you the widest choice.

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French Open ticket prices: FAQ

How much are French Open tickets in 2027?

On GoalTickets, Roland-Garros 2027 tickets start at $300 for a grounds pass and $499 for a reserved seat on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Week-one day sessions start at $599, night sessions at $499, the women's final at $899 and the men's final at $1,199. Box seats with hospitality start at $2,499. Prices are per ticket in USD and move with demand.

What is the cheapest way to see the French Open?

A grounds pass, at $300 for any day from May 23 to 30. It gets you into the grounds and onto the outside courts, but not into Court Philippe-Chatrier or Court Suzanne-Lenglen. The cheapest reserved seat on Chatrier is currently $499: May 30 (night), May 31 (night) and June 3.

What is the cheapest day at the French Open?

A grounds pass costs the same $300 every day. On Chatrier, the cheapest day sessions are May 25 and May 26, from $599, and the cheapest night sessions are May 30 and May 31, from $499.

How much are French Open final tickets?

The women's final on Saturday June 5 starts at $899 and the men's final on Sunday June 6 starts at $1,199. A box seat for the men's final is $19,000 per ticket.

How much are box seats at Roland-Garros?

Box seats on Philippe-Chatrier start at $2,499 per ticket and go up to $19,000; the cheapest right now is May 31 (night). A box is within the first eight rows and comes with hospitality at Club des Loges or Club Chatrier; your club is confirmed with your box assignment closer to the tournament.

Why do French Open resale tickets cost more than face value?

Roland-Garros sells tickets at face value on its own site, tickets.rolandgarros.com, and the most popular sessions sell out fast. Resale prices are set by the market, so they can be above or below face value. GoalTickets is an independent resale marketplace and is not affiliated with the FFT or Roland-Garros.

Will French Open ticket prices go down?

Not reliably. Each session is priced on its own and moves with demand, up or down. The early rounds have the most sessions to choose from, and the semi-finals and finals are the most in demand. If one date matters to you, booking early gives you the widest choice of seat categories.

Are there fees on top of the ticket price?

No GoalTickets service, booking or delivery fee is added at checkout. Tickets are delivered electronically through the official Roland-Garros app, so there is nothing to ship.

Will we sit together?

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

Pick your session

Every 2027 session, from the grounds pass to the men's final.