The bag policy for the French Open 2025 at Roland Garros is designed to ensure safety and security for all spectators. According to the official Roland Garros website and other sources like Sportskeeda, spectators are allowed to bring bags with a maximum capacity of 15 liters or less into the stadium. Larger bags, including backpacks, suitcases, or any bag exceeding 15 liters, are prohibited and must be left at the cloakroom, which charges a fee starting at €1 per item. Small bags, such as purses, pouches, satchels, or briefcases, are permitted but subject to security checks.
Prohibited items include bulky objects, umbrellas, helmets (for cyclists or motorcyclists), selfie sticks, cameras, GoPros, video recorders, and all food and drinks, as snacks and beverages are available for purchase inside the venue. Phones are allowed. The policy advises packing light to avoid delays at security checkpoints. Spectators are also encouraged to bring essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, and weather-appropriate clothing, given Paris’s unpredictable late May and early June weather. The Roland Garros app can help with navigation and pre-ordering food to enhance the spectator experience.[]
