Paris 2024 Tennis Tickets

There ought to be loads of tennis taking place in the French capital in 2024, with the Paris Olympic Games scheduled to commence just six weeks after the conclusion of Roland Garros.

Fans hoping to catch a glimpse of Olympic tennis can try their luck finding tickets via the official channels, however there is no guarantee of securing your seats at the courts of Stade Roland Garros.

That's why SeatPick is your best option when it comes to buying tickets for live events. Our easy-to-use platform allows users to discover and purchase official hospitality packages for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, ensuring a minimum 100% ticket guarantee on every acquisition via SeatPick.

Browse our inventory of Paris Olympics tennis tickets and compare prices to find the best deals on the resale market today.

Olympic Tennis History

Tennis first became an Olympic sport at the 1900 Games in Paris.

Some of the world's greatest tennis players have taken to the court at the Summer Games over the years, though not all of them have won a gold medal in Olympics tennis.

Roger Federer claimed silver at the 2012 Games in London, as home favourite Andy Murray walked away with gold. Murray would go on to earn back-to-back gold medals as he defeated Juan Martin del Potro in the final at Rio 2016.

Rafael Nadal became an Olympic champion in Beijing 2008, with Novak Djokovic having to settle for bronze on this occasion.

In the women's game, sisters Venus and Serena Williams have both won gold at the Olympic Games, doing do in Sydney 2000 and London 2012, respectively. German great Steffi Graf clinched both gold and silver medals, having claimed first prize in Seoul 1988 and then silver four years later in Barcelona.

Olympic Tennis Winners (Men's Singles)

Olympic Tennis Winners (Women's Singles)