What we run during Roland-Garros
The Porte d'Auteuil area transforms during the two weeks of the tournament in late May and early June. Access via rue Molitor and avenue de la Porte d'Auteuil saturates at session changes — particularly between noon and 2pm and in late afternoon. We prepare validated alternative drop-off points and pick-up windows timed around match schedules.
The stadium includes a Roland-Garros Village with a separate entrance from the general public, off rue Gordon-Bennett. For box access and corporate hospitality, the approach and drop-off follow a different routing from the main stands — we manage that distinction and the associated access constraints.
What you get
A chauffeur familiar with site access waits at the agreed point, with a backup plan if the primary zone is blocked. For post-match returns, we anticipate crowd exit and position the vehicle accordingly.
For VIP groups and multi-passenger hospitality, we coordinate rotations throughout the day. One contact manages changes and keeps you informed in real time if traffic conditions shift.
Book or request a quote
Share your session dates, group size and access type — general admission, Village or box. We come back with a clear proposal including the recommended pickup point.
For day trips or single-session transfers, a quote is available quickly. Full-tournament requests can be structured as a package with a dedicated chauffeur.