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Rolex Paris Masters with a private chauffeur: from Paris to La Défense, at ease
Every autumn, the last Masters 1000 of the season, just before the ATP Finals, comes to the gates of Paris. The Rolex Paris Masters brings the world’s best players to a vast arena where the night sessions rival the atmosphere of the biggest stadiums. To enjoy it fully, nothing beats a stress-free arrival and a guaranteed ride home, even after the last point late at night.
The tournament at a glance
The Rolex Paris Masters is an ATP Masters 1000 event, one of the most prestigious categories on the men’s tour. Long held at Bercy, it moved in 2025 to La Défense, in the large venue previously known as Paris La Défense Arena. Since July 2026 the venue has been called Plenitude Arena: same building, same address, 99 Jardins de l’Arche, Nanterre. Some navigation apps still show the former name.
When is the Rolex Paris Masters?
The tournament takes place every year between late October and early November. The 2026 edition was held from 31 October to 8 November 2026 at Plenitude Arena, qualifying included. The 2027 dates have not been announced yet; they will be published on the official tournament website and we will update this page as soon as they are.
Getting to Plenitude Arena
The arena stands in the La Défense business district, on the Nanterre side. Organisers recommend public transport: RER A (La Défense or Nanterre-Préfecture), metro line 1 and tram T2 (La Défense), Transilien L and U (La Défense) and RER E (Nanterre-La Folie). Trains are crowded at closing time, and the last services at night mean keeping an eye on the clock.
By car, traffic around the arena may be restricted on match days. The official website mentions the Coupole Regnault car park, about an 18-minute walk for those coming from Paris, and the Villon car park, about a 25-minute walk for those arriving via the A86 or A14; booking ahead is advised.
Arriving with your private chauffeur
With a chauffeur, you skip the search for parking, the long walk from the car park and the packed platforms. Your chauffeur drops you as close as traffic restrictions allow on the day and shows you the shortest way to your entrance. For the return, you agree on a meeting point away from the crowds: send a message at the end of the match and he will be waiting, within the waiting time or hourly hire agreed at booking.
If you are flying in for the tournament, your chauffeur welcomes you at the airport or station with a name sign and drives you to your hotel, in Paris or at La Défense.
An evening of tennis, start to finish
For a night session, arrive well before the first match: security checks take time and the arena welcomes very large crowds. Around the venue, La Défense and the Westfield Les 4 Temps shopping centre offer plenty of options for dinner before play. For a full day or an evening with dinner, hourly hire is often simplest: the chauffeur stays with you for several hours, from €283 for 4 hours in an E-Class, departing from Paris.
Corporate guests and hospitality: a coordinated fleet
The tournament is also a major corporate hospitality event. We also handle major events, coordinating up to 300 chauffeur-driven vehicles for a single event, for your clients, partners or a delegation: pick-ups at hotels or offices, arrival at the arena and staggered returns at the end of the evening, with a single point of contact.
Our tips
- Plan for late finishes. Night matches can run long; a pre-booked chauffeur means you do not depend on the last trains.
- Check the entrance shown on your ticket: the arena is huge and the right door saves precious minutes.
- Buy tickets from the official box office, which also runs an official resale service; hospitality packages are booked separately.
- Travel light. There is a cloakroom at the entrance, but large bags slow down security; your belongings can stay in the car during hourly hire.
Always included
- A fixed price shown before you book, tolls and parking included.
- Meet and greet with a name sign.
- Complimentary waiting time: 15 minutes for a transfer, 30 minutes at a station, 1 hour at the airport (may vary by vehicle category).
- Help with luggage, child seats on request.
- Free cancellation up to 3 hours before pick-up.
- Online payment, PayPal accepted.
Book in the booking form or on our booking page. This guide is also available in French, along with our calendar of events in Paris.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Rolex Paris Masters played?
At Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), 99 Jardins de l’Arche, Nanterre, in the La Défense district. The tournament moved there from Bercy in 2025.
What are the 2027 dates?
They have not been announced yet. The tournament is held every year between late October and early November; in 2026 it ran from 31 October to 8 November.
Where can I park for the Rolex Paris Masters?
The official website advises booking a space in advance, for example at the Coupole Regnault car park (about 18 minutes on foot) or the Villon car park (about 25 minutes on foot). With a private chauffeur, you do not need to park.
How do I get back to Paris after a night match?
In 2026, the last RER, metro and tram services left around 12:30 am on some evenings (check your line). A chauffeur booked in advance, on hourly hire or with an agreed return time, waits for you at the meeting point you set together.
Can you organise transport for our hospitality guests?
Yes. We coordinate up to 300 chauffeur-driven vehicles for a single event, with staggered pick-ups and returns.
