date		round		Grounds		Category 2		Category 1
	Sun May 25th		1st Round		SOLD OUT		$225		$425
	Mon May 26th		1st Round		SOLD OUT		$195		$475
	Tue May 27th		1st Round		SOLD OUT		$175		$475
	Wed May 28th		2nd Round		SOLD OUT		$275		$325
	Thu May 29th		2nd Round		$195		$245		$575
	Fri May 30th		3rd Round		$175		$495		$875
	Sat May 31st		3rd Round		$145		$395		$895
	Sun Jun 1st		4th Round		$95		$325		$995
	Mon Jun 2nd		4th Round		$65		$225		$895
	Tue Jun 3rd		Quarters		$75		$365		$895
	Wed Jun 4th		Quarters		$95		$325		$895
	Thu Jun 5th		Women's Semis		$95		$295		$795
	Fri Jun 6th		Men's Semis		$175		$795		$2195
	Sat Jun 7th		Women's Finals		$175		$595		$895
	Sun Jun 8th		Men's Finals		$175		$795		$2295

Changes to the Philippe Chatrier Stadium and nomination of Stands for 2008
Formerly named A, B, C and D, the stands of the Philippe-Chatrier Court have this year been renamed the Brugnon, Borotra, Lacoste and Cochet stands after the celebrated Musketeers. The Lacoste Stand underwent refurbishment between summer 2007 and April 2008, its capacity being reduced from 2,491 to 2,224 places. The overall seating capacity of the Philippe-Chatrier Court is now 14,840.


*Grounds Passes: Also known as "Annexe tickets" by the French, are very popular as there are many great matches to enjoy throughout the tournament on the outside courts or "courts annexes" as the French call them. Seating on a first come first served basis so it's important to know where the matches you're interested in viewing will be taking place so you can get there as early as possible to secure seats. During the first week you can catch some great singles matches. As the tournament progresses there'll be mainly main draw doubles, mixed doubles, junior and senior matches played on the outside courts. In addtion to the action on the courts you'll be able to enjoy all the animation that Roland Garros has to offer including the Practice Courts which are great for autographs, Souvenir Areas, Food areas, and of course the excitement in the "Place des Mousquetaires" where hundreds of fans congregate between Court 1 and Center Court Philippe Chatrier to watch the action taking place on the main show courts on the Huge Screen. Consult the Schedule of Matches to see what matches are planned for the outer courts (court annexes) throughout the tournament. These French Open Grounds Passes will give you access to ALL the outside courts but DO NOT offer access to the stadiums Phillipe Chatrier, Suzanne Lenglen, or Court 1.

A Ticket on Court Phillipe Chatrier or Suzanne Lenglen gives you a reserved seat for the entire day on that particular show court and access to all the outside courts, but you don't have access to any of the other Show Courts as each Show Court requires a separate ticket. So if you have a ticket for the Phillipe Chatrier Court you cannot access the Suzanne Lenglen court and vice versa. Both Show courts (Phillipe Chatrier and Suzanne Lenglen) do offer equal level of matches through Wednesday of the Second week with top seeds such as Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Henin, Williams, etc. having been placed in the past on the Suzanne Lenglen Court for their match. From Thursday of the second week through the end of the tournament all featured singles matches are played only on the Phillipe Chatrier Center Court and all Show Court tickets we sell will be from Thursday of the second week till the end of the tournament only on Court Philippe Chatrier. It is impossible to know which court a certain player will be placed in advance as this is determined only once the tournament is underway and usually the night before.

Provisional Time Schedule for 2008 French Open Matches
Sunday May 25th to Sunday June 1st: Matches start at 11am
Monday June 2nd to Wednesday June 4th: Matches start at 12 noon
Thursday June 5th :Matches start at 12 noon – Women's semi-finals at 2pm
Friday June 6th: Matches start at 11am – Men's semi-finals at 1pm
Saturday June 7th: Matches start at 12 noon – Women's final at 3pm
Sunday June 8th: Matches start at 11am – Men's final at 3pm

French Open Tickets - About the French Open
The French Open, which is officially called the Roland Garros Tournament, is held in Paris, France every summer. The clay courts of the Roland Garros provide the most interesting feature of the tournament. The clay court slows the ball down, and can do a number on players' footwork. Traditionally there have been clay court specialists who emerge from the French Open, who win when higher ranked players falter. Sampras and Federer could never master the clay. Will threepeat champion 2005, 2006, and 2007 Rafael Nadal and Justine Henin win it again in 2008, or will a newcomer seize the French Open.

French Open Tickets - The Best Play on the Red Clay of Roland Garros
French Open tickets are available for this Grand Slam season. What could be better than watching the world's top tennis aces sliding around on the terre battu courts of Roland Garros in a two week tournament? And besides, it's Paris in the summertime, so after the final match you can discuss the tournament while sipping coffee at an outdoor café. Getting tennis tickets to the French Open would be a dream for any tennis fan.

French Open and other Tennis links:

French Open Official Site
Federation Francaise de Tennis Official Site
Tennisfinder.com
onthebaseline.com
Steveg Tennis Site
Tennis Fan Discussion Board
ESPN's Tennis Page
Sportsline's Tennis Page
eSeats.com
Tennis Magazine Official Site

Shipping
French Open tickets are generally delivered the week of the tournament. All tickets are delivered via FedEx. International shipping is available.

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