Luggage storage Roland Garros

Watch the tournament hands-free. Store your bags at secure luggage storage facilities near Roland Garros and focus entirely on tennis. Radical Storage makes it effortless, book online in seconds from €1.90 per bag per day. Every bag is protected by our €10,000 security guarantee.

Roland Garros is one of the world’s most iconic sporting events, the French Open tennis tournament that draws 650,000+ spectators each spring to the clay courts of Porte d’Auteuil in Paris. From early morning matches on the outer courts to epic five-set battles on Centre Court, the energy is electric from the moment the tournament begins in late May.

But nothing ruins that experience quite like lugging a heavy suitcase through crowded metro cars, worrying about your luggage while standing in line for hours, or awkwardly storing a bag under your seat during a crucial tiebreak.

That’s where Radical Storage steps in.

Imagine arriving at Porte d’Auteuil on opening day and dropping your bags at a secure partner location within steps of the entrance, completely hands-free for the entire two weeks of the tournament. Picture yourself moving freely through the grounds, grabbing courtside seats, exploring different venues throughout the day, stopping for lunch on the terraces, without being weighed down by luggage or distracted by where your belongings are.

We’ve built a reliable network of secure storage spots across central Paris, positioned specifically for Roland Garros visitors: near Métro Line 10, which connects directly to Porte d’Auteuil, along the Rue de la Pompe corridor, and within walking distance of the tournament grounds. Whether you’re asking, “Where can I store my luggage during Roland Garros?” or “Is there luggage storage near Porte d’Auteuil?” — the answer is always yes with Radical Storage.

Booking is instant. From €1.90 per bag per day, you enjoy the tournament with total peace of mind. Plus, every item is backed by our €10,000 guarantee against damage, loss, or theft, so you can focus entirely on the sport.

Whether you’re here for the first round qualifiers, the dramatic quarterfinals, the tension of the semifinals, or the climactic final matches, let Radical Storage handle your bags while you experience one of tennis’s greatest stages.

Ready to enjoy Roland Garros completely hands-free? Drop your bags, take your seat, and make the most of every match.

Can I leave my luggage at Roland Garros?

The stadium itself does not offer luggage lockers or bag storage facilities. Spectators are expected to carry personal items throughout the day. Leaving bags with friends, storing them at your hotel, or attempting makeshift solutions creates stress and wastes precious time you could spend watching matches.

Radical Storage provides the ideal solution: verified local shops, restaurants, and businesses where you can safely leave your bags for hours or entire days.

We have luggage storage points all across central Paris , especially convenient to Roland Garros. Most are just a 5–10 minute walk from Porte d’Auteuil, the main entrance on Rue de la Pompe, or a single metro stop on Line 10. So if you’re wondering, “Is there a place to store my bags near Roland Garros?” — the answer is a clear yes. Check out all our safe, convenient spots and enjoy the tournament completely hands-free.

How much does it cost to store luggage at Roland Garros?

Radical Storage is dedicated to offering affordable storage at nearby shops, restaurants, and other trusted businesses. With a low rate from €1.90 per bag per day, we provide secure storage with a €10,000 guarantee for all luggage.

Arranging it is simple and using it is effortless. Booking is possible on either our app or website. All locations are displayed on the map, with details on pricing, opening hours, and reviews for each partner.

Radical Storage collaborates with hundreds of local businesses throughout Paris — making our service extremely convenient to store your belongings no matter which part of the city you’re in or which day of the tournament you’re attending.

Is there luggage storage near Porte d’Auteuil?

Porte d’Auteuil, the main entrance to Roland Garros, has no reliable luggage facilities. During the tournament, from late May to early June, the area becomes crowded and congested — and any temporary solutions fill up quickly. Travelers can rely on services like Radical Storage instead. With a convenient network of trusted locations throughout central Paris, you can safely store your bags for a few hours or the entire tournament, giving you the freedom to explore the grounds hands-free from the moment you arrive.

Luggage storage near Roland Garros venues and landmarks

Luggage storage near Porte d’Auteuil (Main Entrance) Porte d’Auteuil is the primary entrance to Roland Garros, located on Rue de la Pompe in the 16th arrondissement. This is where most spectators enter the tournament grounds. Store your luggage with Radical Storage within 5–10 minutes’ walk of the gate, and arrive at the courts completely unencumbered.

Luggage storage near Métro Line 10 Line 10 runs directly to Pont de Sèvres and stops at Porte d’Auteuil station — the fastest way to reach the tournament from central Paris. Radical Storage partners are positioned along the Line 10 corridor, making it seamless to drop your bags and head directly to the courts.

Luggage storage near Rue de la Pompe Rue de la Pompe is the central artery leading to Porte d’Auteuil. Our storage partners are conveniently located along this route, so you can store your bags moments before entering the tournament grounds — or pick them up on your way back to the metro at the end of the day.

Luggage storage near central Paris (16th & 15th arrondissements) The 16th arrondissement, where Roland Garros is located, and the 15th are both well-served by our storage network. Whether you arrive from Montparnasse, the Eiffel Tower, or elsewhere in western Paris, you can drop your bags at a convenient partner location and head straight to the courts.

Why choose Radical Storage for luggage storage at Roland Garros?

Unbeatable Rate — From €1.90 per bag per day. No extra fees based on bag size, weight, or storage duration. Fixed pricing that’s transparent and competitive.

Prime Locations — With partners throughout central Paris and specifically convenient to Porte d’Auteuil, Roland Garros, and Métro Line 10, storing your luggage is always seamless.

Peace of Mind — All stored bags are covered by a guarantee of up to €10,000 in value. Our partners are thoroughly vetted for security and reliability.

Ultimate Flexibility — Modify your reservation anytime for free if your match schedule changes. Grab your bags whenever needed — no rigid pickup times.

Speedy Service — Our QR code systems allow swift 3-minute check-in and check-out. No more waiting in queues.

Easy Booking — Reserve storage completely online in just minutes, even on the go via our website or mobile app.

How to get to Roland Garros from central Paris?

Roland Garros is located in the Boulogne-Billancourt district in the 16th arrondissement, accessible via Métro Line 9 or Line 10. From central Paris, including Champs-Élysées, Louvre, and Notre-Dame, take Line 9 toward Pont de Sèvres, then transfer to Line 10 toward Gare d’Austerlitz and exit at Porte d’Auteuil station — approximately 20–30 minutes total. Alternatively, take a taxi or Uber directly from your hotel or accommodation, approximately 15–25 minutes depending on traffic and your starting point. The walk from Porte d’Auteuil metro station to the tournament grounds is approximately 5 minutes.

How to get to Roland Garros from Paris airports?

From Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG): Take the RER B train toward Paris, exit at Saint-Michel/Notre-Dame or Châtelet, then transfer to Métro Line 9 or 10 toward Porte d’Auteuil. Total journey time: approximately 50–70 minutes. Alternatively, book a taxi or airport shuttle, approximately 30–45 minutes depending on traffic.

From Orly Airport (ORY): Take the Orlybus toward Denfert-Rochereau or the RER C toward central Paris, then transfer to Métro Lines 9 or 10 toward Porte d’Auteuil. Total journey time: approximately 45–60 minutes.

Before you leave the airport or your hotel, drop your bags at a Radical Storage partner near your accommodation from €1.90 per day — and travel to Roland Garros completely hands-free.

Things to do at Roland Garros

Roland Garros is, first and foremost, about the tennis — but the experience offers far more than matches alone:

1. Experience Centre Court (Philippe Chatrier Court) The main show court at Roland Garros, where the final matches are held. The atmosphere on Centre Court is electric — whether you’re watching a relatively unknown player upset a seeded favorite or witnessing a champion defend their title, every point carries immense weight.

2. Explore the outer courts (Courts 1–14) The magic of Roland Garros happens on the outer courts as much as Centre Court. You can walk freely between courts, discover emerging talent, and experience matches from unique vantage points. Many of the most dramatic upsets and unexpected victories happen on courts 4, 7, or 10 rather than the main stage.

3. Explore the tournament grounds The Roland Garros site spans 9.7 hectares of grounds with plenty to explore: sculpture gardens, hospitality areas, merchandise shops, food vendors, and shaded terraces. You can easily spend an entire day moving between courts, absorbing the atmosphere, and catching multiple matches.

4. Visit the Musée de Roland Garros Located within the tournament grounds, this museum documents the history of Roland Garros, formerly the French Open or Internationaux de France, dating back to 1925. It’s a fascinating look at the tournament’s evolution and legendary players.

5. Grab food and drinks throughout the grounds Roland Garros has excellent food and beverage options — from casual stands serving crepes, sandwiches, and pastries to more upscale dining areas. Many visitors experience the tournament as much through the social atmosphere of the terraces as through the matches themselves.

6. Attend evening matches The tournament runs both day and evening sessions. Evening matches have a different energy — the lights come on, the crowds shift, and the intensity often ramps up as players battle in the cooler night air.