Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2027: dates, tickets, getting there and where to stay

The Riviera’s big clay-court week, played in a club called Monte-Carlo that sits in France. What is on sale, which court to choose, and where to sleep. Official tickets ↗︎ · Where to stay ↓

What is confirmed

The 2027 tournament runs from Saturday 3 to Sunday 11 April. Qualifying is on 3 and 4 April, the first round also starts on the Sunday, and the final is on Sunday 11 April: doubles at noon, singles at 3pm. Play usually starts at 11am and gates open at 9.30am.

Tickets

General sale opened on 15 October 2026, after a priority sale for 2026 buyers. Everything goes through the official shop: day tickets, multi-day passes, hospitality packages and the Grande Nuit du Tennis. Tickets are sold court by court: Court Rainier III, the centre court, Court des Princes or Court E-A de Massy. Check which court yours covers before the day.

If you cannot go, resell through the official shop: tickets bought on unofficial sites may be refused at the gate. Children under five go free on an adult’s lap; that adult must show ID.

Practical. Official ticket shop ↗︎ · Official resale ↗︎

Getting there without a car

From Menton: about ten minutes by regional train. In 2026 the temporary Monte-Carlo Country Club stop, about 500-600 metres from Entrance 4, was served in one direction only, for spectators coming from the Menton side, and was not wheelchair accessible. Trains back towards Menton do not stop there: return via Monaco-Monte-Carlo station or the Zou! line 600 bus.

From Nice: the TER (regional train) reaches Monaco-Monte-Carlo in about 23 minutes. From there, take a Monaco bus: the 2026 access guide listed lines 1 and 4 to Saint-Roman, and lines 5 and 6 to Larvotto. The whole Monaco bus network was also free from Monday 6 to Friday 10 April 2026. The Zou! line 600 bus (Nice-Monaco-Menton) also stops at Saint-Roman.

By car: the recommended car park in 2026 was Les Salines in Monaco, €6 a day, with a free shuttle. The rest of the area is tight. Leaving the Monaco side by ride-hailing car has its own rules: see taxis, ride-hailing and parking.

Practical. Getting there, official ↗︎ · Google Maps ↗︎

On the day

Four entrances, a security search at each, and no re-entry once you leave. No suitcases or large bags: paid lockers at Entrances 2, 3 and 4. You may bring your own food. Animals are not allowed.

Where to stay

Four hotels that make sense

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MENTON · 10 MIN BY TRAIN

Hôtel de Londres

Central Menton, close to the seafront: ten minutes by train towards the club.

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MENTON · ON THE SEAFRONT

Hôtel Napoléon

The sea view after a day on clay, on the same train line.

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ROQUEBRUNE · ABOVE MONACO

The Maybourne Riviera

The same commune as the club, high on the hillside: the view first, taxis rather than walking.

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NICE · BY THE STATION

Hotel 66 Nice

Next to Nice-Ville station: the early train to Monaco, and the city in the evening.

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What is not known yet

• Whether the temporary train stop and the free Monaco buses return in 2027.
• The order of play, published day by day during the tournament.
• 2027 shuttle and car-park arrangements.

This page will be updated when they are published.