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Roland-Garros 2027 / Paris

Getting there
17 May–6 June 2027 · Main draw 23 May–6 June

Plan the airport arrival, public transport and the final walk to the venue.

From your arrival to the courts.

Arrive through Charles de Gaulle or Orly, or take the train into Paris. Plan your city connection around metro 9 or 10, or the buses serving the venue approaches.

The final approach runs through a security checkpoint before your stadium gate. Confirm the 2027 instructions, your ticket’s entrance and the return journey before heading to the grounds.

Choose your arrival and your final approach.

Plan airport, rail and venue connections. Check timetables, engineering works and stops for your travel date; 2027 event services and last departures are to be confirmed.

CDG · terminals 1 & 3

Use the CDG 1 RER station for the airport’s terminal connection. Take RER B into Paris; choose your onward metro connection in the official planner.

CDG · terminal 2

Take RER B from the terminal 2 station into Paris. Terminal transfers and walking time depend on your flight.

Orly · metro 14

Metro 14 connects Orly with Paris. You need an airport-valid ticket, then an onward connection towards metro 9 or 10 for the tennis.

Gare du Nord

Arrive by Eurostar or other rail services, then plan a metro or RER connection towards the venue. Allow time to move from the arrival platform to local transport.

Gare de Lyon

Use the local metro connection after your mainline arrival. Metro 14 connects with line 6 at Bercy; line 6 meets line 9 at Trocadéro.

Saint-Lazare

Plan your local connection after arriving by train. The venue is served by metro 9 and 10; check the station transfer and direction for your journey.

Montparnasse-Bienvenüe

Metro 6 meets metro 9 at Trocadéro for an onward trip towards Michel-Ange. Allow time to transfer from your mainline platform.

Tickets for the journey

Airport rail ticket

2026 full fare: €14.00 · 2027 fare to be confirmed

For Orly on metro 14 or CDG on RER B, including metro/RER connections within two hours without leaving the network. Excludes buses, trams and Beauvais coaches.

Metro–Train–RER ticket

2026 full fare: €2.55 · 2027 fare to be confirmed

For metro, train and RER journeys outside the airport stations. Does not include a bus or tram transfer.

Bus–Tram ticket

2026 full fare: €2.05 · 2027 fare to be confirmed

For buses and trams, including Noctilien. Does not cover metro, RER or train travel; validate at each connection.

CDG terminal 2: published airport departures 04:50–23:50 as of October 2026. Check the timetable for your 2027 flight.

From the station to screening

Porte d’Auteuil · metro 10

The 2026 approach was about 1 min on foot to PPO Auteuil. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Michel-Ange–Auteuil · metro 9

The 2026 approach was about 8 min on foot to PPO Auteuil. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Michel-Ange–Molitor · metro 9 / 10

The 2026 approach was about 9 min on foot to PPO Molitor. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Boulogne Jean-Jaurès · metro 10

The 2026 approach was about 11 min on foot to PPO Boulogne. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Porte d’Auteuil · buses 52 / 88 / 123 / 241

The 2026 approach was about 2 min on foot to PPO Auteuil. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Porte Molitor · buses 88 / 123

The 2026 approach was about 2 min on foot to PPO Molitor. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Gambetta · buses 123 / 241

The 2026 approach was about 3 min on foot to PPO Boulogne. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

La Tourelle · bus 52

The 2026 approach was about 10 min on foot to PPO Molitor. Confirm the 2027 route and allow extra time for screening and the walk to your stadium gate.

Before a late match, check the last metro or RER from your chosen station. Buy or load the return ticket in advance. If trains have finished, check Noctilien in the official planner or arrange a taxi at the permitted meeting area near a security checkpoint. Confirm the 2027 pickup instructions; vehicles cannot drive to a stadium gate.

Michel-Ange–Molitor and Porte d’Auteuil involve stairs on the organiser’s accessibility guidance. If you need step-free travel, arrange the complete journey with the operator and FFT; the assisted Gate 30 approach needs prior arrangements. A metro or RER connection does not guarantee an accessible route to your seat.

Check your journey with Île-de-France Mobilités ↗

Explore transport connections on the map →

Explore your venue journey.

Explore the permanent courts and stadiums. Entrance markers follow the 2026 event map; check the 2027 event map and the entrance on your ticket.

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Court outlines & grounds paths: © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Rail lines are cyan; buses use operator colours. Use the Layers menu to choose a connection; station pins open their details. Timetables for your travel date are to be confirmed.

Plan your journey to the tennis.

Choose your hotel and a security checkpoint for the public approach. After screening, follow venue directions to the stadium gate on your ticket.

Walking estimates finish at screening, before any walk inside the controlled grounds. Confirm the 2027 approach and your ticket’s stadium entrance.

After the last match

Check the last train before you enter the grounds. Match finishes vary; keep a night-bus or taxi alternative and confirm the pickup point.

Step-free travel

Contact FFT and the transport operator before travel. Station lifts, assistance, transfers and the final approach need checking for the whole journey.

Direction and disruptions

Metro 10 has a loop near the venue: check the station and direction for both arrival and return. Bus stops and diversions may change during the event; use the official planner for your chosen day.

Official journey planner ↗

Official venue arrival instructions ↗

Airport tickets ↗

Night buses ↗

Transport geography · ODbL ↗

Check the daily order of play, the entrance on your ticket and your return journey. Match finish times vary.

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Sources & travel notes

This independent guide is being prepared for the 2027 edition. Court, ticket, hotel, transport and city collections will be added as their individual sections are completed.

Court identities and physical outlines are separate from ticket entitlements. Geographic outlines retain OpenStreetMap vertices; pins are court-area representative points, not doors or surveyed line markings.

Entrance and service positions use the official 2026 event map and the year-round stadium map. Their source dates do not confirm 2027 entry assignments, queues, practice viewing or accessible journeys.

The official 2026 map places Court 14 and Simonne-Mathieu 730 metres apart. Mapped internal paths are partial sections; no continuous checkpoint-to-seat or step-free route is certified.

The 2027 FFT ticket conditions and official travel listings supply date windows, court entitlements and package inclusions. These are comparison families, not live ticket inventory or seller product identifiers. Ticket-only sales pages returned a maintenance notice on 13 October 2026; the hospitality page supplied no usable offer details.

Travel-package starting figures retain their full package basis. Traveller count, hotel occupancy and final mandatory charges require the seller’s checkout; no package figure becomes a per-person ticket estimate. The finals package listing indicated out of stock. Round dates are distinct from a daily match schedule.

Transport lines retain the operator’s geographic segments and station reference points under ODbL. They are a selected planning network, not a timetable. No GTFS calendar, departure or last train is certified for May–June 2027. Station points do not identify a particular street entrance or accessible platform.

Screening approaches and walking estimates come from the organiser’s 2026 instructions. No line is drawn between stations, checkpoints and seats; temporary bus closures, queues, taxi ranks and assisted access must be reviewed for 2027. Current transport fares and the CDG departure window are labelled with their 2026 reference date.

Hotel identities, addresses and GPS use official operator listings. Room totals are editorial spending allowances for the 2027 tournament, not captured rates or availability. They assume a double/twin room for up to two adults, scale to additional rooms and exclude tourist tax; breakfast and cancellation depend on the chosen rate. The default comparison is a three-night early-round visit, superseded by saved dates and party size.

Room layouts, views and facility access depend on the room category and rate you book.

Stable city identity and GPS are separate from tournament visit advice. Hours are current references, not confirmed May–June 2027 schedules. Dining amounts are editorial EUR allowances; no quote or table availability is asserted. Museum closures, garden access and reservations should be reconfirmed before travel.

Check the official order of play, ticket conditions and last transport home for your chosen day. Match finish times vary.

Official 2027 Opening Week and main-draw datesOfficial Roland-Garros grounds map (2026)FFT accessibility informationOpenStreetMap attributionOfficial 2027 ticket conditionsOfficial ticketingOfficial hotel + ticket packagesOfficial journey plannerOfficial venue arrival instructionsAirport ticketsNight busesTransport geography · ODbLAuteuil BrasserieRestaurant MolitorLes Deux MagotsAngelina RivoliBouillon Chartier Grands BoulevardsLe Pré CatelanHarry’s New York BarMusée Marmottan MonetMusée d’OrsayMusée Rodin ParisEiffel TowerJardin des Serres d’AuteuilJardin du LuxembourgDomaine national de Saint-CloudMusée départemental Albert-Kahn