Getting tickets to the French Open shouldn’t feel like navigating a maze. Whether you want affordable Field Passes or Lodge Places with the full hospitality of the Club des Loges, GoalTickets is your personal concierge — with expert knowledge, great prices, and recommendations tailored to your experience.
Who sponsors Roland-Garros?
BNP Paribas is the main banking sponsor and long-standing partner of Roland Garros. It has been associated with the tournament since 1973. You will see the BNP Paribas brand all over the site, from the players’ benches to the scoreboards. They are also the title sponsor of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells and have deep roots in global professional tennis.
Unlike the US Open (which partners with American Express for presale access), Roland Garros does not have an Amex presale program. Tickets for Roland Garros are sold via the official lottery of the FFT (French Tennis Federation) and approved resellers.
How to get tickets to Roland Garros
The official Roland Garros ticket lottery opens months before the tournament and sells out quickly, especially for Philippe Chatrier’s finals and semi-finals. If you miss the window or want guaranteed seats without playing the lottery, this is where GoalTickets comes in.
Why GoalTickets is your best option
- ✓ Expert knowledge — We all know the seats of Philippe Chatrier, Suzanne Lenglen and Simonne Mathieu. We’ll tell you which category gives you the best views, where the shadows fall, and which sessions offer the best showdowns.
- ✓ Attractive prices — Field passes from $199, day sessions from $300, box seats with Club des Loges hospitality from $1,500. Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
- ✓ Each type of ticket — From the most affordable Grounds Pass to the most exclusive box seats with full hospitality, we have it all. No one runs the gamut like us.
- ✓ Personal recommendations — You don’t know which session, court or category? We will guide you based on your budget, who you want to see perform and the type of experience you are looking for.
- ✓ Pay your way — We accept all major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard and American Express. Simple and secure payment.
- ✓ 100% Guarantee — Every ticket is covered by our entry guarantee. If there is a problem, we solve it.
Overview of Roland Garros ticket options
| Ticket type | From | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| Field passes | $199 | Field jumping experience for beginners, at a lower cost |
| Day session | $300 | Full day of tennis on a show court |
| Night session | $350 | Premium atmosphere, seeded matches under the lights |
| Semi-finals | $500 | Elite matches, electric atmosphere |
| Finals | $599 | Championship Sunday, bucket-list experience |
| Box / VIP seats | $1,500 | Club des Loges hospitality, gourmet dining, best views |
Step by step: get your tickets
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Browse our Roland Garros collection — Filter by date, court, session type or price range. Each ad displays the exact category and section.
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Don’t know what to choose? Ask us. — Email or chat with our team. Let us know your budget and preferences, and we’ll recommend the perfect session and seats.
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Secure payment — Pay with Visa, Mastercard or American Express. All prices include fees: what you see is what you pay.
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Mobile delivery — Tickets are delivered to your phone via the Roland-Garros application. No printing necessary.
Nobody knows Roland Garros like us
We’ve been helping fans attend the French Open for years. We know which seats benefit from Philippe Chatrier’s afternoon shadow, which first-round sessions feature the most exciting matchups, and which VIP packages are actually worth the price. Our team has personally attended the tournament and can answer questions that most ticket sellers cannot.
Whether you’re planning a first trip to Paris for tennis or you’re a returning fan looking for the best seats money can buy — GoalTickets is your concierge.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the French Open have an Amex presale?
No. Unlike the US Open, Roland-Garros does not partner with American Express for pre-sale access. BNP Paribas is the main banking partner of Roland Garros. Tickets are sold via the official FFT lottery and authorized resellers like GoalTickets.
Can I pay with my Amex at GoalTickets?
Yes! We accept American Express, Visa and Mastercard. All transactions are secure and our prices include all fees — no surprises at checkout.
What is the cheapest way to attend Roland Garros?
A Grounds Pass starting at $199 gives you access to all outdoor courts (Courts 2 to 14) as well as the atmosphere of Roland Garros. This is the best entry point for first-time visitors who want to roam around and explore the places.
How is GoalTickets different from other ticket sellers?
We offer personal recommendations based on actual knowledge of the location. We’ve been to Roland Garros, we know the seats and we offer all types of tickets, from the most affordable Grounds Pass to the most exclusive box seats with the hospitality of the Club des Loges. No one runs the gamut like we do, and no one knows it better.
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