Stade Roland-Garros seating plan & guide
Stade Roland-Garros in western Paris has hosted the French Open since the stadium opened in 1928, built after France won the 1927 Davis Cup. Its main court, Court Philippe-Chatrier, holds about 15,225 after a 2019 rebuild and gained a retractable roof in 2020. It is the only clay-court Grand Slam, with Court Suzanne-Lenglen as the second show court.
Show courts
The centre court for marquee matches and both finals — now roofed, so rain rarely stops the schedule.
The second show court (~10,000), reroofed in 2024, hosting big-name matches throughout the fortnight.
Reaches Court Simonne-Mathieu and the outside courts for early rounds, but not Chatrier or Lenglen.
Insider tips
- Clay days run long and rain delays still happen on the open courts — pack layers and patience.
- Outside-court and grounds tickets in week one offer the best value to see top players up close.
Compare tickets by team
Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Stade Roland-Garros?
Court Philippe-Chatrier offer the closest view, while grounds pass are the best value. Reaches Court Simonne-Mathieu and the outside courts for early rounds, but not Chatrier or Lenglen.
Where is Stade Roland-Garros?
Stade Roland-Garros is a grand slam complex in Paris, France, opened in 1928 with a capacity of Court Philippe-Chatrier ≈15,225.
Where can I find the cheapest Stade Roland-Garros tickets?
Compare the all-in total across TickPick, StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Gametime on the team pages below. TickPick usually wins because it charges no buyer fees — the listed price is what you pay.
