All Roland-Garros stadium facilities are accessible.
All tickets for the Roland Garros can only be booked online.
There is a special booking system to guarantee easy access to the areas provided for people with reduced mobility on the show courts.
For more information about booking tickets for wheelchair users, please visit this page.
The transport map to access the stadium is available below (to zoom in, click HERE).
To access the Roland-Garros stadium, "Pont du Garigliano" station on the RER C line and the T3a tram is the nearest accessible station for people with reduced mobility (PRM).
On the metro, the Michel-Ange Molitor (line 9) and Porte d'Auteuil (line 10) stops have stairs only.
The parking spaces around the stadium are reserved for local residents (including the disabled parking spaces): anyone parked in these spaces may be issued with a parking ticket and their vehicle may be towed.
There are 3 paid public car parks close to the stadium and its accessible access points.
Car parks suggested:
Once you have arrived at the car park, you can use the official shuttle service as described below.
A free transport service provided by the official fleet will take you to the stadium from the following pick-up and drop-off points:
Please note: line 9 will be closed on 31 May and 1 June. Please plan your journey accordingly.
To get to the stadium, all you have to do is make a request. You will be taken to the drop-off point at gate 30. If your request is made:
Please note that requests made less than 24 hours before the start of the session will be subject to availability. In the event of a change to the booking, our dedicated service will contact you.
To leave the stadium: go to gate 30 and report to the reception staff on site. A vehicle will take you to a drop-off point near the stadium.
For your safety, it is strictly prohibited to drop people off on the roads around the stadium.
The special drop-off area in front of gate 30 (8 boulevard d'Auteuil, Paris) may be used, upon presentation of a disability card or a pass (drop-off and pick-up) previously requested from Customer Service by completing the form here. Make sure you apply early.
Under no circumstances are visitors permitted to park alongside the barriers set up along the stadium’s secure perimeter, including in the disabled parking spaces. Any parked cars may be issued with a fine.
At gate 30, spectators can also enter the stadium directly without queuing by showing their card or pass.
To leave the stadium, the spectators concerned must also go to gate 30.
Please note that at Roland-Garros there is no direct access to the stadium entrances.
All visitors must pass through one of the three Mandatory Checkpoints (PPO) in order to enter the secure perimeter and access the stadium entrances.
Identified staff around the stadium will welcome you from these 3 PPO if necessary.
Distance between the PPO Molitor and Gate 50 (priority access for PWD/WU): 375 meters.
Distance between the PPO Auteuil and Gate 1: 515 meters.
Distance between the PPO Boulogne and Gate 12: 100 meters.
All stadium gates are accessible to people with reduced mobility. However, a drop-off zone is located Gate 30 to make it easier for you to come if you wish (8 boulevard d'Auteuil, 75016 Paris). This drop-off is accessible on presentation of the disability card or the pass delivered by completing the form here.
A map of the stadium is available below (to zoom in, click HERE). All public gates are accessible.
Dedicated PWD/WU teams are present at the various gates to assist people with disabilities throughout their visit to the stadium. If you need assistance when you are in the stadium, you can contact them by calling +33 1 47 43 49 49.
The route through the stadium for people with reduced mobility is shown on the map below (to zoom in, click HERE).
All of the courts are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Wheelchair users (and their attendants):
People with Disabilities (PWD) - other than wheelchair users:
Your seat will be located near an elevator and you will have a minimum number of steps to climb to get to your seat in the stands.
A wheelchair loan service is available:
You can apply in advance by filling in the online form HERE
Sound for all: During the men's and women's singles matches – from the quarter-finals – from June 6 to 9, an immersive audiodescription service is available for the visually impaired and blind. Fans can hear the courtside ambiance and listen to detailed match commentaries by professional journalists on the official Roland-Garros application or by clicking on the tennis audio link.
Quiet zone: 2 quiet zones are provided
For people with an assistance dog, exits from the stadium are allowed for the dog's natural needs. If you are lost in the stadium, please contact the stadium reception staff or go to an information point/to the services area (near the court 7).
Heat & sun :
Cold and night sessions:
Remember to bring a blanket or warmer clothing.
From Gate 30: by contacting the reception and/or security teams on site. You will have the opportunity to be driven to one of the following points near the stadium:
Please note: line 9 will be closed on 31 May and 1 June. Please plan your journey accordingly.
Go to the drop-off zone at Gate 30 and give the address "8 boulevard D'Auteuil, 75016 Paris" to your attendant or Taxi/VTC. Get in touch with a host or hostess and tell them the license plate of your attendant or Taxi/VTC. The access will be allowed by the police. You will have to present your trip order with a Taxi/VTC. You can also contact +33 1 47 43 49 49 to plan your departure from the stadium in advance.
If your attendant has a pass previously requested from Customer Service by completing the form here, you will not need to provide the license plate to the reception staff.
Taxi ranks near the stadium:
ROLAND-GARROS
18 May - 7 June 2026
