Taxi to Roland-Garros

Getting to Roland-Garros during the French Open, at a price known when you book, spares you the double bind of the crowd and saturated parking around the stadium. An affordable Roland-Garros taxi rests on a fixed rate, confirmed by quote for your starting point, tolls and luggage included: you know the amount before getting in, including during the tournament when transport demand climbs sharply. The sedan drops you as close as possible to the gates, where a public-transport stop would still leave a walk.

This page gathers what you need to plan your visit to Roland-Garros: the real route to Porte d'Auteuil, how a return booking unfolds, what the sedan offers against the metro and RER on session days, and the cases where it secures your schedule. The aim is to arrive in time for your session and to leave without enduring the crush on the way out.

The transfer to Roland-Garros in detail

The stadium sits at Porte d'Auteuil, on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, in the 16th arrondissement, along the ring road. From Roissy-CDG, allow about thirty kilometres; from Orly, around twenty, via the western A86 arc and the ring road. From the west, access is closest via the southern ring road. Drop-off is timed to your gate, on Avenue Gordon-Bennett or at Porte d'Auteuil, as close as possible to your court.

• The stadium sits beside the ring road at Porte d'Auteuil, on the Bois de Boulogne side.
• Drop-off timed to your gate: Avenue Gordon-Bennett or Porte d'Auteuil.
• From Orly, the western A86 then the ring road get you closest.

How to book both ways

Booking is built around your session time: you give the date, the session time, your departure address and the number of passengers, then you receive a fixed price and confirmation. The most useful step is to book the outbound and return together: pick-up is timed to the session start, and a return slot is set at an agreed meeting point, a little away from the immediate saturation at the exits.

• Book the return slot in advance: after sessions end, transport is quickly absorbed.
• Allow a margin outbound to absorb the busy approaches during the tournament.
• Agree a precise meeting point, a little away from the main gates.
• Mention child seats or a large group so the right vehicle is arranged.

During the French Open, in late May and early June, access and parking around the stadium are saturated: relying on a parking space or a taxi hailed on site wastes time. Outside the tournament, the site hosts the federation museum and various events, and the taxi gets you there just as directly, without the saturation specific to the two competition weeks. The fixed price confirmed in advance protects your budget either way.

Sedan, metro or RER: what changes

The metro and RER serve Porte d'Auteuil for a few euros, but on session days the trains are full, the stations clogged and the wait sometimes long at the exit, before a walk to the gates. The sedan leaves from your address and drops you as close as possible to your court, then collects you at the agreed time. You endure neither the platform jostling nor the uncertainty over transport frequency at the end of a session.

The gap shows as a family, with children or in a group: proper seats, a drop-off as close as possible to the entrance and a guaranteed return at the meeting point. Split between several people, the fixed price makes the ride more attractive than a stack of tickets once comfort is counted. Against a ride-hailing app whose rate can follow demand on a big session day, here the amount is confirmed at booking.

When the taxi makes the most sense

• Tournament session with a return to book before the matches end.
• Arrival from an airport followed by a same-day session, luggage included.
• Family outing with young children and a drop-off as close as possible to the entrance.
• Group of friends sharing a single fare for the outbound and return.

To reach Roland-Garros without enduring saturated transport or the hunt for a parking space on a tournament day, the taxi brings together a fixed price confirmed in advance, a drop-off as close as possible to your gate and a return arranged at booking. You arrive in time for your session and you leave without queuing. Give the date, the session time and your address: you receive a fixed fare and confirmation, both ways if needed, to enjoy the tennis with a free mind.

For another major venue, see the Stade de France taxi. From the airport, consider the Orly airport taxi. Back to the parks & leisure hub.