Prepare your visit

Discover the most important information to prepare your visit at Roland-Garros!

Getting to the Stadium – good habits

To consult the bylaws of the Roland-Garros stadium, click HERE

The Roland-Garros Stadium gates open at 10am (9.00am from Monday 19 to Wednesday 21 May): please arrive with plenty of time cause you may be required to wait due to security procedures.
The Stadium has a secure outer perimeter. You are required to pass through three Mandatory Checkpoints (PPO Auteuil, PPO Molitor, PPO Boulogne) at the perimeter in order to then gain access to the Stadium. It is strictly forbidden and dangerous to drop people off outside the stadium, on public roads. Express drop-off points can be found close to each controlled point of entry.
Please avoid bringing unnecessary bags. Only bags with a capacity of 15 litres or less will be allowed inside. All other bags and forbidden items must be deposited at left luggage before the controlled point of entry.

Find here the non-exhaustive list of forbidden objets in the stadium (to zoom, click here):

At the entry

There are two levels of checks prior to reaching the Stadium: visual checks of jackets and permitted bags, and body searches. Please assist with checks by opening your bag before presenting it to security staff and opening your jacket.
To make access easier, please have your ticket ready and provide proof of your identity.

Be watchful – we are all responsible for security

Please observe the security rules.
Please advise Stadium and security personnel of any suspicious behaviour or unattended bags.
Please do not touch the sniffer dogs.
Please make it easy for security to inspect your belongings and follow the instructions given by the staff.
Please keep your personal belongings with you throughout the day to avoid any intervention by security staff.

Refuge area

A refuge area will be set up for the 2025 event in an isolated room in the infirmary of the Suzanne-Lenglen court (L4). The main role of a refuge area is to ensure the safety and care of victims of gender-based and sexual violence, as well as any witnesses, by medical providers trained in these issues.

The purpose of this place is to hear what victims have to say, welcome them in a caring environment, inform them of the steps to take and refer them to specialist services (France Victimes network and the national victim support number 116 006).