Roland-Garros Stadium Tour: How to Visit the French Open Stadium
Can you tour Roland-Garros? Yes. The stadium offers an official guided “backstage” tour of the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, lasting about 90 minutes and booked through Cultival, the booking partner linked from the tournament’s own website. rolandgarros.com lists the price as €18 for adults, €14 for FFT licence holders and €12 for under-18s. Individual tours are offered in English, French and Spanish.
Facts checked on rolandgarros.com and the Cultival booking page on 6 October 2026. Confirm prices, languages and session times when you book. GoalTickets does not sell stadium tours and is not affiliated with the FFT or Cultival.
What the Roland-Garros stadium tour includes
According to the official tour description, the guided visit covers:
- The players’ side of the stadium: the locker room and the press room
- The walk to the court through the corridor and staircase lined with the names of past champions, out to Court Philippe-Chatrier
- A panoramic view of the stadium and its gardens from the top floor, and the tournament trophies and posters in the presidential stand
- The history of the venue, built in 1928: the statue of the aviator Roland Garros, the statue of Rafael Nadal and the Jardin des Mousquetaires, which honors Henri Cochet, René Lacoste, Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon
- The Tenniseum museum gallery and a mural tribute to Yannick Noah by the artist Jay One (both listed on the booking page)
The booking page notes that some areas may be closed on the day of your visit because of stadium activities.
How to book the official tour
- Start from the stadium tour page on rolandgarros.com, which links to the booking site.
- On the Cultival booking page, choose your language (English, French or Spanish), the number of people and a session.
- Bring ID for the under-18 rate and a current FFT licence card for the member rate: proof is checked on site.
Groups can request a tour; the booking page lists French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Finnish and Swedish for group tours.
When the tour runs
Session dates and times are published on the booking calendar. Neither rolandgarros.com nor the booking page publishes a seasonal schedule, so we could not verify whether tours run every month or during the tournament itself (17 May – 6 June 2027). Check the calendar for your travel dates.
Getting there
The booking page gives the address as Roland-Garros Stadium, Avenue Gordon-Bennett, Porte 36, 75016 Paris. Nearest Metro stations: Porte d’Auteuil (Line 10), Michel-Ange Auteuil and Michel-Ange Molitor (Lines 9 and 10). Buses 22, 32, 52, 62, 72, 123, 241, 260 and PC stop nearby. See our French Open Paris travel guide and the Roland-Garros gates map.
Stadium tour vs French Open match tickets
| Stadium tour | French Open match ticket | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A guided visit of the empty stadium, about 90 minutes, including backstage areas | Entry on a tournament day to watch matches: a reserved seat on a show court, or the outside courts with a grounds pass |
| Backstage areas | Locker room, press room, players’ corridor | No, spectator areas only |
| Live tennis | No | Yes |
| When | Dates on the booking calendar | Roland-Garros 2027: 17 May – 6 June |
| Price | €12–€18 per person (rolandgarros.com) | Face value set by the FFT; resale prices vary by day and seat and can be above face value |
| Where to buy | Cultival, linked from rolandgarros.com | Official FFT ticketing (tickets.rolandgarros.com) or independent resale marketplaces such as GoalTickets |
A tour ticket does not include entry to any tournament session, and a match ticket does not include the backstage tour.
Want to watch a match on Court Philippe-Chatrier?
The FFT says it will announce 2027 ticketing information on tickets.rolandgarros.com by mid-October 2026. GoalTickets is an independent resale marketplace: browse French Open 2027 tickets, the Roland Garros grounds pass or Philippe-Chatrier tickets. Looking for a tennis travel “tour” with hotel and tickets? See French Open packages.
Plan your seats with our guides: Court Philippe-Chatrier seating chart and capacity, the interactive Chatrier seating chart and the French Open FAQ.
Roland-Garros stadium tour FAQ
Can you tour Roland-Garros?
Yes. The official guided stadium tour lasts about 90 minutes and is booked through Cultival, the booking partner linked from rolandgarros.com.
How much is the Roland-Garros stadium tour?
rolandgarros.com lists €18 for adults, €14 for FFT licence holders and €12 for under-18s. Check the current price when you book.
Is the Roland-Garros tour available in English?
Yes. Individual tours can be booked in English, French or Spanish.
Does the stadium tour include French Open tickets?
No. The tour is a separate visit of the empty stadium. To watch the tournament you need a match ticket or a grounds pass for that day.
Can I tour the stadium during the French Open?
We could not confirm this from the official pages. Tour dates are on the booking calendar; during the tournament, a match ticket or grounds pass is the way in.