2027 Travel
Late May to early June 2027
A French Open package covers reserved show-court seating for your chosen days at Stade Roland Garros, a Paris hotel, transfers, and guidance through the public ballot and ticket process. Roland Garros is the only Grand Slam played on red clay, with the main draw running roughly May 23 to June 6, 2027. Packages are quoted to your group and dates rather than sold at a fixed price, and range from a Featured package with show-court seats and a Paris hotel up to full Premium and Hospitality dining.
Roland Garros, Paris
The French Open is the only Grand Slam played on red clay, two weeks at Stade Roland Garros in Paris from late May into early June 2027, roughly May 23 to June 6.
Roland Garros is a different kind of tennis trip. The clay slows the ball and stretches the rallies, so the tennis itself plays differently than the hard courts of the US Open or the grass at Wimbledon, and the grounds sit inside the city rather than out in the suburbs. Getting tickets is its own process too. The French Federation runs a public ballot months ahead of the tournament, and being selected gets you into the purchase window, not a guaranteed seat on the court you want. That is where a package and an advisor earn their place, working through the ballot timing and the show-court options so the trip lands on the days and seats that actually work for your group.
At a glance
How it works
Tell us the event, your group, and what you want out of the trip. No checkout, no pressure.
We match you to the right package and seating, hold the rooms, and tell you honestly what it takes.
Tickets, hotel, and transfers are handled. You show up and enjoy the event.
Packages
Paris hotel · Paris, France
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
Priced to your dates and the seats you want. No set rate until we know which days and which court.
Ask about this packageParis hotel · Paris, France
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
For the full occasion at Roland Garros, dining and the best seats. Quoted live to your group and dates.
Ask about this packagePrices are per person from the current published rate and are confirmed on your call. Airfare is not included. Final pricing depends on occupancy, hotel, and seating tier.
The fine print, up front
The trip
Fly into Charles de Gaulle or Orly and settle into your Paris hotel. Roland Garros runs across two weeks, so you choose the days that fit your trip.
Out to Stade Roland Garros for clay-court tennis: Court Philippe-Chatrier for the marquee names, Suzanne-Lenglen and Simonne-Mathieu for the closer, faster-paced matches.
Included: Hospitality dining on premium tiers
The rest of Paris is yours between match days: the museums, the neighborhoods, and the city in one of its best stretches of weather.
A private transfer back to the airport closes out the trip, with your seats, hotel, and logistics already handled.
What the ticket is
Access to the grounds and the outside courts, where you can catch up-close matches and take in the atmosphere without a reserved show-court seat.
Roland Garros's main stadium and primary show court, where the biggest names and the finals are scheduled.
The tournament's second show court, closer to the action and still carrying a strong slate of marquee matches.
Premium hospitality packages with dining and top show-court seating, the fullest way to spend a day at Roland Garros. Quoted live.
FAQ
The main draw runs roughly May 23 to June 6, 2027, at Stade Roland Garros in Paris. Confirmed as of August 2026.
The French Federation runs a public ballot months before the tournament. Being selected gets you into a purchase window, not a guaranteed seat, and demand far outstrips the available inventory, especially for the show courts. A package built around the ballot timing and show-court options is the more reliable route to the seats and days you want.
It is the only Grand Slam played on red clay. The surface is slower than grass or hard courts, which stretches out the rallies and rewards patience and footwork, a different look at the sport than Wimbledon or the US Open.
A grounds pass gets you onto the grounds and the outside courts but not the reserved show courts. Show-court tickets are seats at Court Philippe-Chatrier or Court Suzanne-Lenglen for the marquee matches scheduled there.
Yes. Roland Garros is an international trip to Paris, and we handle the flights, transfers, and timing that come with an overseas event.
Early. The ballot runs months ahead of the tournament and Paris hotels in late May and early June are in high demand, so start the conversation well before the ballot window opens.
You reserve your package with a per-person deposit and pay the balance on a set schedule, with final payment typically due 60 days before departure. Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, so we recommend travel insurance to protect what you pay. Your booking is transacted by a licensed tour operator whose full written terms govern your trip, and no payment is taken through this website. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page.
Yes. Package prices are quoted per person and depend on how many people share a room, so solo travelers and couples are quoted accordingly. Tell us your group and we will price it honestly.
Yes. We handle private groups, typically parties of eight or more, with dedicated coordination for the tickets, hotel, and logistics so everyone travels together smoothly.
Yes. We are a registered seller of travel, California CST 2155818-70 and Florida ST43282, a service of Early and Away Travel, LLC. Your booking is fulfilled by a licensed tour operator, and we earn a commission when you book.
Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, and event tickets and hotel-only reservations are final once booked. If you cancel, any amount already paid cannot be refunded, which is why we strongly recommend travel insurance. If an event is postponed or cancelled, you receive updated tickets or a credit only to the extent the ticket or hotel vendor refunds the operator. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page and are provided to you in writing before you book.
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