French Open Schedule 2020

May 24 – Sun Men’s & Women’s 1st Round
May 25 – Mon Men’s & Women’s 1st Round
May 26 – Tue Men’s & Women’s 1st Round
May 27 – Wed Men’s & Women’s 2nd Round
May 28 – Thu Men’s and Women’s 2nd Round
May 29 – Fri Men’s and Women’s 3rd Round

Middle Rounds:
May 30 – Sat Men’s and Women’s 3rd Round
May 31 – Sun Men’s and Women’s 4th Round
Jun 1 – Mon Men’s and Women’s 4th Round

1/4 Finals:
Jun 2 – Tue Men’s and Women’s Quarter Finals
Jun 3 – Wed Men’s and Women’s Quarter Finals

Semis/Finals:
Jun 4 – Thu Women’s Semifinals
Jun 5 – Fri Men’s Semifinal Match 1
Jun 5 – Fri Men’s Semifinal Match 2
Jun 6 – Sat Women’s Finals
Jun 7 – Sun Men’s Finals

At the French Open, the stands behind the baseline are Tribune Rene Lacoste and Tribune Jacques Brugnon. Whilst the stands along the sideline are Tribune Jean Borotra or Tribune Henri Cochet, at Roland Garros. We supply Roland Garros Final tickets.

Category 1 seats Marked in blue on seating plan are in the Lower Level section 2 to 10 rows off the court, with the Corporate “Loge Level” seats in the first couple of rows.

Category 2 seats marked in orange on the seating plan

Category 3 tickets marked in pink on seating plan are in the upper tiers.

We sell tickets to the French Open final and every day of the tournament.

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When confirming a Roland Garros ticket or ticket and hotel package, please note that the name on the reservation MUST match the ORIGINAL identification of the person(s) attending Roland Garros. We will contact you for the names and date of birth of all attendees which will be printed on the tickets.

An original passport or driver’s license (copies will not be accepted) will be required at the gates of Roland Garros and MUST correlate with the name on the e-ticket purchased.