Hey friends; who’s interested in a French Open adventure?

May 29 - June 4, 2026

I’m going to be in France for several months next winter/spring, and I thought if might be fun to see if we could put together a group of folks to go to Paris for Roland Garros!

Based on my previous experience at the French Open and some research I’ve done with friends in Paris, I’ve put together some ideas of how a trip could work AND be fun & affordable.

The Trip Could Include…

Six nights hotel (double occupancy, 20 minutes walk to the tennis stadium)

Breakfast delivered to your room every morning

Four days of French Open tickets

A behind-the-scenes tour of Roland Garros stadium & grounds

Day trip to Versailles, including palace tour, gardens, and catered lunch OR a free day in Paris

Plus, a two day pass on the BatoBus (a hop-on/hop-off Seine River boat with stops at the major attractions), a week’s citywide transport pass, and at least 2 lunches and 2 dinners included.

(you’d be responsible for your own airfare, meals & transportation not listed above, and fun & games)

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Some nitty-gritty details…

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  • 1 day seated tickets in the Phillipe Chatrier stadium court, plus free access to the outer courts, behind-the-scenes tour of Roland Garros stadium & grounds, and lunch/cocktail reception

    1 day seated tickets in the Phillipe Chatrier stadium court, plus free access to the outer courts

    2 days grounds passes, offering unlimited access to all the outer courts

    A behind-the-scenes tour of Roland Garros stadium & grounds

  • We’ll be staying at the Hotel Parici in the Boulogne Billancourt neighborhood.

    Rooms are double occupancy (1 queen or 2 twins)

    Breakfast basket delivered to your room each morning

    Walk to/from Roland Garros in 20 minutes (or city bus in 15 minutes)

  • 2-day pass for BatoBus, a hop-on/hop-off Seine River shuttle with stops at the major tourist sights, including Eiffel Tower, Musée d'Orsay, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Notre-Dame, Jardin des Plantes, Hôtel de Ville, Louvre, and Champs-Élysées.

    Week pass for the Paris bus/metro system for exploring.

    One multi-course chef’s table dinner for the French cuisine experience.

    At least one other dinner and two lunches at locally renowned restaurants.

Who’s organizing all this?

I’m Kara Larson, RI resident and tennis player. I have been to France frequently and have previously attended the French Open. I will be in France for the three months preceding the Open, and can confidently organize and assist a group traveling together.

If you agree that Paris in springtime, the French Open, and a week of French food, drink, and life sounds like fun, come join us!