Court Philippe-Chatrier
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I booked the 90 minute tour organized throughout the week to know more about the RG History. we visited philippe chatrier court from the top and from the bottom, the tour guide explained where does the media and press sit, presidential seat, VIP seats...etc and the sight of it when it's empty was alone breathtaking as it's been always my dream to visit this court. Had an absolute blast and by far was one of my best experiences, looking forward to coming here again but this time during the RG tournament itself. The Tour is conducted in 2 languages, Both French and English and booking via website a few days in advance is essential to ensure the right time and language for visitors.
Adel ErnestAdel Ernest
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First time traveller. Bought court philippe chatrier first round tickets of evening session for my family. I thought we would be able to roam around other courts and places at roland garros if we went early. But we were not allowed till our specified time which was 6.30pm. so its best not to go early. Previous Match got over at 6 and next match was scheduled for 8.30. we could see only 1 match in the evening session. Once the match started our experience was amazing. Tennis players would really enjoy the vibe and atmosphere. Infact everyone can enjoy.
Shivang PatelShivang Patel
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Disappointing experience, not recommended unless you’re a VIP. We went for 2 days of the quarter finals 2024. Bad organization doesn’t even begin to describe the chaos, the unnecessary waiting and the underwhelming facilities. If you wanted some water or something to eat, you had to wait for over 20’, then you had to wander around to find a place to sit. Some people make it in the stadium without the ticket, then take seats which is not theirs so you even need to engage in discussions to claim your seat back! The shop is well organized but very expensive. I made purchases of just over EUR 240, mainly for baseball caps (€35/ piece), a coffee cup (€18), fridge magnets (€8/piece). Coming from the south (we were staying at the Mercure Hotel, as it was sold to us by Roland Garros Travel basically as an “almost on-site” hotel) we had to walk an additional 25’, crossing the highway and back, to enter from the north side. Terrible experience and service. Of course, if you’re in one of the boxes with direct access to the specially dedicated bars/ restaurants, I’m sure it’s an incredible experience. For us it’s a regret that we even tried to come here, a package of approx.EUR 3.700 just to get the worst service and not enjoy it. Terrible distraction which didn’t let us enjoy Alcaraz, Zverev, Tsitsipas and the other players. Certainly not going to go there again. The two stars are because of the high level tennis, an experience destroyed by the organizers.
George PanagiotidisGeorge Panagiotidis
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I visited in 2022 and I was really impressed with some aspects of and very disappointed with the others. The positive impressions include the prices of the tickets and the food. We enjoyed Roland Gaross-themed macarons and champagne. Also, the chips were really great and there was something special about all the food stools that kinda kept reminding us that we are in France. On the negative side, it was really hard to climb the stairs to the central court. There were lifts but we were not allowed to use them because we did not have a disability card?! It was beyond ridiculous because we were with our 75+ years old mum and obviously that was a horror for her to climb 3 sets of stairs. Honestly, it was hard to even for me (I am 47) as I am not particularly fit. That made us enjoy less because we were kinda forced to stay up once we were up because we could not imagine going down and then up again. On one occasion we tried to use the lift and were told off by some staff members in a very rude way. Also, entry to the complex was really poorly organised, and despite so many tourists, the staff was yelling instructions only in the local language (for instance that ladies need to go to one security line and men into other ...). It was confusing and was causing unnecessary delays. It would be useful even if they put some written signs in english.
Jasmina KJasmina K
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Le stade Chartier de Roland-Garros est sans conteste un joyau du patrimoine sportif parisien. Récemment, j'ai eu le privilège d'assister à un quart de finale de paddle en sa cour centrale, et ce fut une expérience inoubliable. La structure emblématique du stade, alliant histoire et modernité, offre une acoustique exceptionnelle qui amplifie chaque acclamation et murmure de la foule. Ce jour-là, l'ambiance était électrique, chaque échange sur le terrain étant accueilli par des vagues d'applaudissements et des cris d'encouragement. La cour centrale, avec sa capacité impressionnante, était un océan de visages enthousiastes, reflétant le spectre international des supporters. Le jeu du paddle, déjà dynamique et palpitant en soi, prenait une dimension supplémentaire dans ce cadre mythique. La proximité des sièges avec le terrain offre une vue imprenable sur chaque détail du match, rendant l'expérience immersive. Roland-Garros n'est pas seulement un lieu de compétition ; c'est un théâtre où se jouent des drames sportifs inoubliables, et ce quart de finale ne faisait pas exception. Je recommande vivement à tous les amateurs de sport de saisir l'occasion de vivre un événement dans cet endroit iconique.
Rezak MEZARIRezak MEZARI
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I went for the stadium tour on a weekend. Our tour guide was late while the guide of other group was all set. Also our guide didn’t explain much while the other group received so many interesting information. The stadium itself is maintained well. You’ll get to see a lot of details. If you’re a tennis fan, you might recollect some great memories of your favourite player.
Guru Prasath SivakumarGuru Prasath Sivakumar
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Roland Garros Stadium, 2 Av. Gordon Bennett, 75016 Paris, France
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attractions: Parc des Princes, Roland Garros Stadium, Stade Jean-Bouin, Jardin des Serres d’auteuil, Molitor Hotel & Spa Paris MGallery Collection, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Store Paris, Paris Saint-Germain Megastore, Aux Merveilleux de Fred, Auteuil, Marché Escudier, restaurants: Auteuil Brasserie, Boulangerie Pâtisserie Artisanale - Traiteur "Aux délices de la reine", Le Murat, Chez Madeleine, Les Deux Stations, Le Congrès Auteuil, Les Saveurs du Maroc, Greengourmet® Boulogne, La Garçonnière, Restaurant Toit Terrasse Molitor

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