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Stade Roland-Garros

4.6

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8 Boulevard d'Auteuil, 75016 Paris

Book the Roland-Garros Stadium, the most emblematic venue of the Grand Slam

A mythical place of French sport

Roland-Garros is one of the four Grand Slam events and the world's biggest clay court tournament since 1928. The Roland-Garros stadium is a must-see venue in Paris and opens its doors to offer you a unique experience combining events, culture, gastronomy and entertainment.

Built in 1927 on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, it was first designed to host the Davis Cup final, dominated at the time by the French team nicknamed the "Four Musketeers.

Moving anecdote, we owe its name to Emile Lesieur, international rugby player and former friend of Roland Garros at HEC. Lesieur wanted to pay homage to his sportsman friend and aviator, who died for France just before the end of the First World War. A place built from the beginning for the greatness and the surpassing of oneself.

Organize your professional events in the temple of tennis in Paris!

Organizing an event in the stadium means associating your company's image with a legendary venue, one of the 4 greatest tournaments in the history of tennis. Take advantage of this exceptional setting and its unique infrastructure to organize your seminars, product launches, fashion shows, exhibitions, trade shows, showrooms, receptions, team-building events, etc.

The Roland-Garros stadium is of course :

Legendary courts on which the greatest names in the history of tennis have competed, from Björn Borg to Roger Federer, including Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal.
An emblematic venue for Parisian events on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne

But the Roland-Garros stadium is also :

UniqueSpaces available to hire to make your professional meetings take off, from 25 to 450 people
Privileged visits to discover all the secrets of this mythical place and access to confidential areas.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Room 001 - 584m2	350	115	250	44	-
Salon 101 - 207m2	175	90	85	24	-
Room 102 - 181m2	175	90	85	24	-
Room 109 - 206m2	180	120	100	38	-
Living room 110 - 210m2	180	100	100	38	-
Salons 109/110 - 416m2	300	200	200	74	-
Roland-Garros Square - 567m2	350	120	120	38	-
Living room 300 - 200m2	180	120	100	50	-

Information and prices

Quote on request.

7h00/20h on weekdays - 9h/18h on weekends - However, possibility of Book for lounge parties or cocktail parties with an additional security device

Equipment & Facilities

Furniture: According to specifications
Checkrooms with hangers
Wi-Fi included
Technical package: 1 to 2 plasma screens per room and HDMI cable
55, 65 and 85'' screens: Between 1 and 3 depending on the number of participants
Stage return screen: 1 to 2 per room

Animations

Backstage tour
Follow the guide and discover the secrets of the Roland-Garros stadium by accessing the most confidential areas.
Private tours are led by a professional guide and last about 1 hour.

Interventions of personalities from the world of tennis and exceptional professional players
Boost your operation and share the experience of the top level. Professional players can intervene during your event.

CSR Certification

This venue has implemented CSR initiatives and is certified in this field.

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Ratings and reviews

4.6

Google - 7991 reviews

Joe Vance

2 months ago

A must see for the sports fan and any tennis fan. You get to see the media areas, players locker rooms, and the museum of Roland Garros.

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Henry Voros

3 months ago

A desire to attend the French Open is one that many share, but acquiring tickets can be a challenge. Fortunately, reasonably priced tours of Roland-Garros are readily available throughout the year. While you will sacrifice watching the best tennis players in the world compete, you will gain access to portions of the grounds that are usually strictly off-limits to fans. The broadcast networks tend to focus on just a few show courts during the tournament, so the ability to roam more broadly provides a tremendous opportunity. While the tour is guided and you are not permitted to explore without boundaries, this is a truly unique experience. It includes a visit to the Men's Locker Room, and while not diminutive, it serves as a way station for numerous sizable egos and there must be times when cramming them all into this space is a challenge. If you "don't prefer" the company of one or more players there is absolutely no way that you'll be able to completely avoid them while utilizing the many features that are available (including a napping room with 3 beds). 😴 Tracing the players' steps leading from there to Court Philippe-Chatrier is also an interesting experience. Although you travel a surprisingly small number of steps, I'll bet they seem innumerable for the player who has recently been vanquished. Once we made our way to this site's ultimate stage, I was struck by just how cavernous it is. The seats rise from court level at such a steep angle that it has the feel of a coliseum and I can only imagine how exposed a player can feel in front of a full house. If it doesn't happen to be your day, your flaws are on full display for all to see. I suppose the ultimate outcome for a tour such as this one is to create an appetite for a visit during tournament play. If so, then I'm "hangry" for a big serving of the French Open in 2025! And that's...Henry's Take. #rolandgarros

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pulen moodley

3 months ago

Unbelievable experience. Entry into the heart of Rolland Garda with access to player change rooms and media rooms. This is an unbelievable experience for tennis fans. The tour guide was amazing and well knowledged.

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Kris Lam

4 months ago

Iconic venue. Lots of amenities available and potable water stations everywhere which was very needed and helpful during the 35°C day of tournament we were there for - definitely a key highlight feature!

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Sritama Chakraborty

4 months ago

It's the iconic stadium where French open takes place every year. It's just mind blowing when you visit. I would highly recommend a guided tour if time permits.

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