Court Philippe-Chatrier Seating Plan

Yes. A retractable roof was added for 2020; it closes in about 15 minutes to keep play going in rain and enables floodlit night sessions.

Category 1 courtside seats are closest to the players, while upper-tier Category 3 offers the best value with a full view of the clay.

Yes, like every Roland-Garros court it is red clay (terre battue).

Around 15,000 after the stands were reconstructed for the roof.

Since 2021 Roland-Garros stages a single featured evening match under lights on Chatrier, usually with the roof closed.

Metro line 10 to Porte d'Auteuil or line 9 to Michel-Ange-Molitor; parking is very limited, so public transport is best.

Section numbers at Court Philippe-Chatrier follow the seating tiers. Courtside (Category 1 / Loges): Front lower rows and courtside boxes; Middle tier (Category 2): Mid-height rows around the bowl; Upper tier (Category 3 / top): Highest rows / promenade level.

Yes. Court Philippe-Chatrier's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Courtside (Category 1 / Loges) Front lower rows and courtside boxes; Middle tier (Category 2) Mid-height rows around the bowl; Upper tier (Category 3 / top) Highest rows / promenade level), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Court Philippe-Chatrier are from Seats behind either baseline (north/south ends) — Best angle to read serve trajectory, depth and rally length. The weakest are Highest upper-tier rows on a hot afternoon: Full sun with the roof open and a long distance from the clay. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Roland-Garros provides wheelchair spaces and companion seating on Chatrier, bookable through the official ticketing service, with accessible entrances and facilities across the redeveloped site. Spaces are limited, so early booking is advised. Locations: Designated accessible platforms in the lower tier with step-free access..

For the best view at Court Philippe-Chatrier, aim for Category 1 courtside lower rows (You are almost at clay level, close to the baseline and the players' box.); Upper-tier Category 3 (The cheapest seats with a complete view of both baselines and the tactics.). The view is most restricted from Highest upper-tier rows on a hot afternoon (Full sun with the roof open and a long distance from the clay.).

Car parks near Court Philippe-Chatrier include Parcmètre -Horodateur, Parcmètre -Horodateur, Saemes Parking Jean Bouin, Parking Saemes Paris Porte D'Auteuil and more. The closest is Parcmètre -Horodateur, about 131 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.