From 24th May to 13th June, the world’s top players will all be at Roland-Garros. Discover the schedule for these three weeks of thrilling tennis action.
©Christophe Guibbaud / FFTAfter the first week of qualifying matches, which are always intense, the main draw will kick off on Sunday 30th May with four matches scheduled on the show courts and plenty of matches to watch on the outside courts, from 11am onwards. It is an opportunity to see a continuous stream of matches in a unique setting.
Now that the stadium transformation is complete, tennis fans are guaranteed even more action and excitement on the courts. Between matches, spectators can take a breather in the Auteuil greenhouse gardens or stroll around the brand-new Mousquetaires Gardens, where a giant screen has been set up so that they don’t miss a minute of the action!
From the classic authenticity of Philippe-Chatrier court to the stylish passion of Suzanne-Lenglen, not forgetting the elegance of Simonne-Mathieu court and the buzz of the outside courts, there is something for everyone at Roland-Garros stadium! The icing on the cake this year is that the action spills over into the night, with the introduction of night sessions on Centre Court.
Equipped with a roof since the 2020 tournament, Philippe-Chatrier court will host night sessions for the first time this year. From 31st May to 9th June, there will be three matches scheduled on Centre Court during the day, from 12 noon, plus a fourth match scheduled to start at 9pm. Each of the ten night sessions will feature one of the day’s top-billed matches (men’s or women’s singles)
If you want to attend the 2021 Roland-Garros tournament, there are still some tickets available for the outside courts. It is a great opportunity to watch the players up close and explore the newly-renovated stadium!
Get your hands on tickets for every day of the tournament at a great price:
ROLAND-GARROS
19 May - 8 June 2025
