Question 1

What exactly is included in the Roland Garros guided tour?

Accepted Answer

The Roland Garros guided tour includes skip-the-line access to the stadium with your e-ticket on smartphone, an hour and a half tour accompanied by an official guide, discovery of the players' locker rooms , the court access tunnel, the presidential stand , the media center and free entry to the Tenniseum museum gallery. The e-ticket is sent instantly by email upon confirmation.

Question 2

Can you visit Roland Garros outside the tournament, and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is entirely possible to visit Roland Garros throughout the year, including outside the official fortnight, thanks to guided tour slots organized every day. It's even the most privileged configuration: without the tournament crowd, visitors freely access the players' locker rooms , the players' tunnel and the presidential stand , spaces inaccessible to spectators during the competition.

Question 3

How long does the Roland Garros stadium guided tour last?

Accepted Answer

The Roland Garros guided tour lasts one hour and thirty minutes continuously, from the welcome at Gate 36 to the end of the tour at the Tenniseum . This slot includes all key areas: Philippe-Chatrier court , backstage, media spaces and museum gallery, without downtime.

Question 4

How to access the Roland Garros stadium with your e-ticket, do you need to print the ticket?

Accepted Answer

No printing is necessary: your e-ticket received by email is used directly on your smartphone during access control at Gate 36 , Avenue Gordon-Bennett , in Paris 16th . Entry is immediate, with no queue at the ticket office.

Question 5

What departure times are available for the Roland Garros guided tour?

Accepted Answer

Slots are offered every day of the week, in the morning and afternoon, with several departures depending on the chosen guiding language (French, English or Spanish). The precise Roland Garros times are communicated at the time of booking and appear on your e-ticket .

Question 6

Can you postpone or modify your booking if plans change?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a date change is possible according to the conditions in effect at the time of booking. This flexibility is one of the key advantages of direct booking via Paris en un Clic, where confirmation is immediate and modification conditions are clearly indicated before payment.

Question 7

Is the Roland Garros tour suitable for families with children?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely: this tour is an unusual experience ideal for families. Children discover the stadium backstage , the real trophies and anecdotes about the greatest champions in tennis history in a lively and concrete way. Strollers are welcome throughout the circuit.

Question 8

Is the tour accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the entire circuit of the Roland Garros tour has been designed to be wheelchair accessible. All visited areas, including the surroundings of the Philippe-Chatrier court , indoor spaces and the Tenniseum gallery, are accessible without obstacles.

Question 9

What happens in case of bad weather during the stadium tour?

Accepted Answer

The vast majority of the tour spaces, including the locker rooms, media center, players' tunnel and the Tenniseum museum gallery, are covered indoor spaces. Weather conditions do not affect the quality of the Roland Garros guided tour .

Question 10

How is the Roland Garros guided tour different from a simple free visit to the stadium?

Accepted Answer

The guided tour is the only option that allows access to the most confidential areas of the stadium: the players' locker rooms , the court access tunnel and the press conference area. Without an official guide, these areas remain closed. The guide also provides the human story and tennis anecdotes that give meaning to the places, from the epic of the Mousquetaires to the mural of Yannick Noah signed by Jay One Ramier.

Question 11

How to get to Gate 36 of the Roland Garros stadium by public transport?

Accepted Answer

The stadium is perfectly served from the center of Paris. The Porte d'Auteuil station (metro line 10) is a few minutes' walk from Gate 36 , Avenue Gordon-Bennett. The Michel-Ange Auteuil and Michel-Ange Molitor stations (line 9) are close alternatives, and many bus lines also serve this area of Paris 16th .

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