Roland-Garros 2027 with a private chauffeur: enjoy the French Open in total serenity

Three weeks of late spring, the red clay of Porte d’Auteuil and the hum of the crowd rising from the courts by late morning: Roland-Garros 2027, the French Open, runs from 17 May to 6 June 2027 at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. With a private chauffeur, your day begins at your door and ends wherever you choose, with no crowded metro platform and no hunt for a taxi after a night session.

French Open 2027: dates and venue

The tournament’s official website announces the 2027 edition from 17 May to 6 June 2027. The three weeks open with qualifying week, quieter and much loved by tennis insiders, followed by the main draw and the finals on the first weekend of June. The daily order of play is published by the organiser as the tournament unfolds.

The stadium stands at 2 avenue Gordon-Bennett, 75016 Paris, on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne between Porte d’Auteuil and Boulogne-Billancourt. Its three show courts, Philippe-Chatrier, Suzanne-Lenglen and Simonne-Mathieu, the latter set within the Serres d’Auteuil botanical garden, host the most anticipated matches.

Opened in 1928, the stadium hosts the only Grand Slam tournament played on clay. Court Philippe-Chatrier, fitted with a retractable roof, seats 15,225; during qualifying week it is often open to watch the players practise.

Tickets: use the official box office only

Tickets for 2027 are sold on the tournament’s official ticketing website (via rolandgarros.com), with separate tickets for day and night sessions. The box office announces when sales open and warns against fraudulent resale sites. Hospitality packages with access to private areas are offered by official partners. Once your tickets are secured, all that remains is getting there: that is where we come in.

Getting to Roland-Garros, effortlessly

During the tournament there is no public car park on site and the streets around the stadium are largely pedestrianised. The metro is an option: line 10 to Porte d’Auteuil, or line 9 to Michel-Ange–Molitor, Exelmans or Porte de Saint-Cloud. At peak times, and above all as the big matches end, these stations overflow.

Your chauffeur drives you as close as possible to the security checkpoints on the Porte d’Auteuil side, following the traffic plan set each year by the Paris police. As no vehicle may wait in front of the stadium, your chauffeur stays nearby. When you are ready to leave, a simple message is enough: you meet at the pick-up point agreed on arrival.

For guests with reduced mobility, a dedicated drop-off point and welcome area are provided near boulevard d’Auteuil: mention it when booking and your chauffeur will plan accordingly.

A day at the tournament

Seasoned visitors arrive early. Security checks at the entrances take time on busy days, so allow a comfortable margin before your first match. In the morning the alleys are still calm: watch the players warm up on the outside courts and stroll through the Serres d’Auteuil before the crowds.

As evening falls, the night sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier finish late. This is exactly when a chauffeur makes all the difference: while spectators head for the metro, you walk a few steps to your car for a quiet ride back. To extend the evening, Auteuil, Passy and Boulogne-Billancourt have plenty of restaurants; book the table of your choice and your chauffeur will take you there, then back to your hotel.

Moments not to miss

• Qualifying week, at the start of the tournament: the most relaxed atmosphere, ideal for a first visit.
• Night sessions on Court Philippe-Chatrier: a unique atmosphere and a late return best left to a chauffeur.
• The finals, on the first weekend of June: traffic is heavy across western Paris, so allow extra time both ways.

Guests, delegations and hospitality

Hosting clients in a hospitality suite, welcoming an overseas delegation or running hotel-to-stadium shuttles for several guests? We orchestrate every journey with the same discretion: timings matched to the day’s programme, uniformed chauffeurs, and a Mercedes E-Class, S-Class or V-Class van depending on the size of your party.

We also handle major events: up to 300 chauffeur-driven vehicles coordinated for a single event (delegations, trade shows, conferences, evening receptions).

For a full day at the tournament, a chauffeur at your disposal is the most flexible option, from €283 for 4 hours in an E-Class.

What your journey includes

• A fixed price confirmed before you book; tolls and parking included.
• A meet-and-greet with a name sign, always included, at the airport, the station or your hotel.
• Complimentary waiting time: 15 minutes for a transfer, 30 minutes at a railway station, 1 hour at the airport.
• Help with your luggage and child seats on request.
• Payment by card or PayPal.
• Free cancellation up to 3 hours before pick-up.

Flying in for the tournament? Your chauffeur can meet you at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Orly or a railway station and take you straight to your hotel or to the stadium. Read this guide in French or book your chauffeur online.

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