Roland Garros alert against scams: “2027 tickets are not yet on sale and can only be purchased through the tournament’s official channels”

The French Tennis Federation (FFT), owner and organizer of Roland Garros, a Grand Slam tournament that will be held in its next edition from May 23 to June 6, has launched an alert against fraud. “Beware of ticket scams,” the agency warns when detecting fraudulent offers in the sale of tickets for 2027.

“As is happening as a new edition of Roland Garros, Fraudulent websites are multiplying that offer fake tickets, hospitality or travel packages, under conditions different from those of the official sales channels. It is important to take precautions to avoid these fraudulent offers,” he says in a message to fans.

Roland Garros reminds that “individual tickets for the 2027 edition are not yet on sale and can only be purchased through the tournament’s official channels.”

Information about the sale and the process will be known in mid-October, directing the topic to the official site tickets.rolandgarros.com. It also adds the websites hospitality.rolandgarros.com and travel.rolandgarros.com as vehicles to discover and purchase hospitality and travel packages.

Remember Roland Garros that “purchasing from a fraudulent website offers no guarantee: the ticket or service may never be delivered or may prove to be invalid on the day of the event, with no possibility of a refund or any recourse to the FFT.”

And he points out that “some offer tickets at prices considerably higher than those of the official Roland-Garros ticketing service.”