Roland-Garros 2027

Roland-Garros 2027 runs from 17 May to 6 June 2027 at the Stade Roland-Garros. That is a three-week span, longer than the fortnight most people picture, so the date you travel on decides whether you see early rounds or a final. The tournament has not published its 2027 ticket sale dates: the only ticketing notice on its site so far is a warning about ticket scams, which is worth reading before buying anywhere else.

Roland-Garros 2027 runs 17 May to 6 June, which is three weeks rather than the fortnight most people picture, and that span decides what a ticket is worth: travel in the first week and you see early rounds on many courts, travel in the last and you see one match. The tournament has not published 2027 sale dates - its only ticketing notice so far is a warning about scams.

Court Simonne-Mathieu seats 5,000, against the main Court Philippe-Chatrier, whose capacity Roland-Garros does not publish in the same place. In the first week the smaller courts carry full rounds, so a cheaper seat sees more tennis per day; from the quarter-finals on, play concentrates on Chatrier and the cheap seat sees nothing.

Not published as of 2026-10-19. Roland-Garros has released the dates, 17 May to 6 June 2027, but no ticketing terms: nothing on ground passes, re-entry or moving between courts during the day. The only ticketing notice on the site so far is a warning about ticket scams, so the rules that decide how a day is spent are still to come.

• Typestadium
• AirportParis-Orly Airport (ORY), about 14 km
• From the airportOrlyBus to Denfert-Rochereau, or Orlyval + RER B, about 30 min — bus/RER ticket; taxi 30–40 min
• Public transportMetro (16 lines), RER, bus, tram (RATP): Metro ~5:30 am–midnight, to ~1:45 am at weekends; Noctilien night buses; Paris Visite pass for 1–5 days incl. airports
• TaxiG7, Uber — Hail on the street, use a taxi stand or book in the G7 app