Roland Garros 2026: Ticket sales dates for Opening Week and the qualifiers

Are you ready for the return of the most prestigious clay court tennis tournament? If you're in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, don’t miss it! While the main event kicks off on Sunday, May 24, the action actually begins with a qualifying week on the secondary courts at Roland-Garros, starting May 18, 2026. For this special week, tickets are affordable: just 29 euros for everyone, giving access to all courts throughout the day and plenty of thrilling matches! Mark your calendar for March 31 to pick up your tickets.

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During this Opening Week, you'll have the chance to see the world’s top players in action, alongside the rising stars of tomorrow in the sport. While the biggest stars of the game don’t need to go through qualifying rounds and are directly placed in the Main Draw based on their global rankings, you can still catch them practicing during training sessions. These open sessions are often visible from the stands of Court Philippe-Chatrier.

The most high-stakes matches will take place on the Suzanne-Lenglen Court. During this Opening Week, a variety of activities are also planned throughout the stadium's corridors. These are designed to give visitors a breather between intense, decisive matches for the players: tattoo stands, photo booths with players, street performers, marching bands, and an exhibition of the singles tournament trophies. Fingers crossed for a few more French players to join the already qualified ones!

This also remains the only way to watch the matches if you weren't able to register in December or if you're not a member. Starting at the end of April, the remaining General Public tickets will go on sale alongside the launch of Last Minute deals.

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