General public will have to wait till March 2020 to buy the next French Open edition tickets but various other packages and ticket options will be out from the last week of January.
Rafael Nadal and Ash Barty will kick-start the 2020 French Open as defending champions and fans will be able to buy tickets to watch them look to add to their tally from early next year.
Unless you are looking for the high-roller business packages, the first set of French Open tickets will be released on January 29 for the FTT club members. They will be able to buy these tickets till February 12, 2020. Group orders for these tickets will commence from February 5 before the premium packages for general public sales start on March 4.
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Tickets for disabled people will be out from March 11 while all the other packages for general public will be out on March 25 next year. Resale services begin from the end of April, 2020 while last-minute sale of tickets will kick-start on May 6.
More information on how to buy French Open tickets can be got from our ultimate guide here. The French Open officials are yet to release the ticket prices for the 2020 edition but to get a fair idea about the costs, you can use the same guide that refers to the previous season prices. Ticket prices for corporate packages have been released though, and it costs anywhere between €400 and €5210 per person.
Patrons can order up to 12 tickets for the entire main tournament and up to four a day.
The 2020 French Open will be played between May 24 and June 7 with qualifying to be held between May 18 and 22. The men’s singles semi-finals will be played on the same day and under the retractable Philippe-Chatrier roof along with lights, the two semis will be played from 3 pm onward.
All the singles quarterfinals will be held at the Philippe-Chatrier, with the eight matches (four in each of men’s and women’s singles) to be spread across four sessions (over two days). Patrons will need to buy separate tickets for each session to be able to watch these matches.
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