French Open Tickets 5/31/2026 - Sunday Day Session - Philippe Chatrier (Center Court)
Stade Philippe Chatrier , Paris , France
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French Open Tickets 5/31/2026 - Sunday Day Session - Philippe Chatrier (Center Court)
Stade Philippe Chatrier, Paris, France
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Sunday, May 31, 2026. Day Session. Philippe Chatrier. The tournament's first Sunday delivers.
Middle Sunday at the French Open is when things get interesting. Your day session ticket covers multiple matches on center court - this is when players start separating themselves from the pack. First week behind them, second week looming, Sunday on Philippe Chatrier is where statements are made.
History proves Sunday at Roland Garros can change everything. This was the day in 2009 when Soderling shocked Nadal, opening the door for Federer's only French Open title. The same Sunday slot in 2022 saw Nadal battle Felix Auger-Aliassime through five sets in one of his toughest wins en route to his final Roland Garros crown. Sundays here don't just host matches - they host moments that define careers.
The Sunday day session crowd brings weekend energy to a court that's seen it all. The atmosphere builds with each match as the day unfolds. Morning tennis eases you in, afternoon matches raise the stakes. By evening, you've witnessed the tournament taking shape - or completely reshape, as history shows.
This is the pivot point Sunday - some players are finding their rhythm, others are hanging on, and dark horses are making their move. Could be routine, could be the day everyone talks about for decades.
Multiple matches, endless drama, one Sunday that might just make history. Again.
How to get the Roland Garros tickets on your phone
- Download the Roland-Garros mobile app (scan QR or tap the download button).
- Log in or create an account, then go to the "My tickets" section to retrieve the transferred tickets.
- Enter the code you received by email to import the tickets into your account.
- On event day, show your mobile ticket at the stadium entrance to get in.
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French Open 2026 Guides
Everything you need to plan your perfect Roland-Garros experience
Interactive Seating Chart
Explore Philippe-Chatrier court with our interactive seating map. Find the best seats for your budget.
Tournament Schedule
Plan your visit with the complete 2026 French Open schedule and match timings.
French Open FAQ
Comprehensive answers to all your French Open questions and visitor information.
Ticket Categories Explained
Understand the different ticket types and categories at the French Open.
French open FAQ
How will I receive my French Open tickets?
All tickets are mobile tickets and will be delivered via the Roland Garros App, which must be downloaded on your mobile phone.
When will my tickets be delivered?
Ticket delivery begins in early May. If you ordered early, tickets are usually sent by mid-May. You will receive them on the Roland Garros App no later than one week before your match date.
What information is required for my tickets?
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.
What are the seating categories in Philippe Chatrier Stadium?
- Box Seats (Loge): First 8 rows closest to the court.
- Category Gold: Rows 1–9 in the lower level, just after the box seats.
- Category 1: Rows 10–21 in the lower level.
- Category 2: Rows 1–13 in the upper level.
- Category 3: Remaining rows in the upper level.
How can I view the seating chart for Philippe Chatrier Stadium?
You can explore our interactive seating chart for Philippe Chatrier Stadium at the French Open by clicking here
Does my Philippe Chatrier ticket give me access to other courts?
Yes, tickets for the Philippe Chatrier court include access to the Annex courts where you can watch other exciting matches.
How many matches can I watch on Philippe Chatrier?
- Day Session: Up to 3 matches.
- Evening Session: 1 match.
View the complete French Open 2026 schedule here.
What is the Night Session?
Since 2019, Roland Garros has hosted a Night Session every day till the quarter finals. It features one match under the lights for a unique experience, like Nadal vs. Djokovic in 2022.
I've bought tickets for a friend, how can I transfer them to him?
From the ticketing website or on mobile application, I assign the
tickets nominally and click on the "Transfer" button. My friend
downloads the Roland-Garros mobile application, logs in or creates
an account, then enters the recovery code received by e-mail.
He can then show his ticket when accessing the stadium and the
main courts, or transfer the tickets himself to the final beneficiaries.
Is downloading the mobile application the only way to pick up my ticket?
Yes, it is the one and only way to pick up your ticket.
Make sure you can download the mobile application!
Do I need to print my ticket before coming?
It is not possible to print your ticket.
Tickets are only available in digital format from the
Roland-Garros mobile application. Any ticket presented
on another support will not be considered as official and
accepted to access the stadium. Screenshots will not be
accepted to access the courts.
If I run out of battery on my phone when I get there, how can I access the stadium?
Take precautions and remember to charge your phone when approaching
the stadium. In the event of a breakdown, Customers Service at stadium
gates will be able to help you, but you'll have to be patient as the wait
can be long
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