VISIT THE FRO
Where legends arise
VISIT THE FRO
Where legends arise
TICKETS
Free admission – match schedules published on the website and social networks each evening for the following day
COME FOR THE TENNIS. LEAVE WITH SO MUCH MORE.
On October 3 and 4, your ticket to the French Riviera Open could also open the door to exceptional experiences offered by our partners.
Luxury hotel stays, VIP tickets to experience one of the Côte d’Azur’s most spectacular sporting events, exclusive experiences, tennis gifts signed by some of the game’s biggest stars… and a few very special surprises we’re keeping secret for now.
The concept is simple: 1 ticket used = 1 chance to win.
But there’s a catch: no grand prize will be awarded unless we reach 500 entries per draw. So, spread the word!
The prize draws will take place on October 3 and 4, between the finals, on the Centre Court.
[Read the full terms and conditions.]
AN IMMERSIVE DAY AT THE FRO
The French Riviera Open offers a prestigious setting for a day immersed in dreams, performance, conviviality and shared enjoyment of the sport, where you can meet extraordinary champions, witness top-level matches and discover tennis in a different way.
Never seen wheelchair tennis before? Try it: we promise you’ll be back!
A program full of fun
Enjoy an immersive day rich in emotion, top-class matches and much more. We’ve got surprises in store for you, including games and areas where you can try out wheelchair tennis and practice your serve in the prestigious setting of one of the world’s finest academies. A dream day for all tennis fans.
At the heart of the dream
Forget bodyguards and restricted areas: live with the champions around the competition courts. Don’t be shy! Go for an autograph and launch a conversation. They’ll tell you about their daily lives as professional athletes and share their dreams on the road to Paris 2024.
A family day out
Kids, bring your parents and grandparents. They’ll take the opportunity to look at disability and difference just as you do: without taboo or embarrassment. One year away from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which must help build the France where you’ll be living, we must change how we look at disability together.
“I was impressed by the speed at which the players moved and the power of their shots. I wasn’t expecting this level of play.”
“The players are extremely approachable and, when you spend a day with them, you quickly change your mind about disability.”
“Incredible setting and ultra-convivial atmosphere, the kids loved it, and so did we.”
USEFUL Information
MEDIA COVERAGE
Finals broadcasted on Canal+ Sport 360 (Saturday October 3 and Sunday October 4)
