Tennis majors travel

Tennis Majors Travel Packages

Plan a trip to the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, or US Open with help on hotels, tickets, hospitality, transfers, travel protection, and destination add-ons through sports-travel partners including Roadtrips.

Beyond the ticket

The tournament is only part of the trip.

Each major feels different because the city is part of the experience: Melbourne in January, Paris in late spring, Wimbledon in London, and the US Open in New York.

Start with the tournament, how many sessions you want, the kind of seats or hospitality you prefer, and whether you want extra time in the destination.

We help you sort through those choices before you commit to a package.

Advisor insight

The four majors are not interchangeable.

Wimbledon is the most traditional. Roland-Garros is defined by clay and Paris. The US Open is the easiest major for many U.S. travelers to reach. The Australian Open works best when you want the tennis to anchor a longer trip to Australia.

Choosing the right major is the first planning decision.

The four tennis majors

Compare the Grand Slam travel experiences

Surface, city, session structure, and travel distance all change the trip. Those differences are more useful than simply comparing tournament prestige.

Melbourne · Hard court

Australian Open

The Australian Open works well for travelers who want warm weather and enough time to turn Melbourne into part of a larger Australia trip.

Typical timing: January Best for: Long-haul travelers, Australia extensions, relaxed luxury
Paris · Clay court

French Open / Roland-Garros

Roland-Garros combines clay-court tennis with Paris and works naturally as part of a longer France itinerary.

Typical timing: Late May into June Best for: Paris lovers, food and culture, clay-court tennis fans
London · Grass court

Wimbledon

Wimbledon stands apart because of the grass courts, Centre Court, player dress rules, and the traditions of the All England Club.

Typical timing: Late June into July Best for: Tradition, premium travel, London extensions
New York · Hard court

US Open Tennis

The US Open is the most straightforward major for many U.S. travelers, and night sessions work especially well with a New York weekend.

Typical timing: Late August into September Best for: U.S. travelers, night sessions, New York weekends

Tournament dates, session schedules, ticket access, hospitality options, and availability change by year. Beyond the Castle Travel will confirm current options before quoting.

Surface & destination

The surface changes the tennis. The city changes the trip.

The tournaments share Grand Slam status, but the surface and city make each trip very different.

Hard courts

The Australian Open and US Open use hard courts and tend to have the most familiar stadium-session feel for U.S. travelers.

Clay courts

Roland-Garros is the clay-court major and pairs naturally with a late-spring trip to Paris.

Grass courts

Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam played on grass, which gives both the tennis and the event atmosphere a different feel.

Choosing the right major

Start with the kind of trip you want.

Tell us whether you want Wimbledon tradition, New York night sessions, Paris, Australia, premium hospitality, or simply the easiest trip to make work. We’ll narrow the options from there.

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Package inclusions

What tennis travel packages can include

Package components vary by tournament and supplier. We can review current options through sports-travel partners including Roadtrips, without charging planning or booking fees from Beyond the Castle Travel.

Tickets and sessions

Day sessions, night sessions, stadium access, premium seating, multi-day packages, and hospitality options where available.

Hotels

Hotel options based on location, comfort level, tournament access, and the rest of your itinerary.

Hospitality

Premium lounges, dining, hosted experiences, and other hospitality upgrades where available.

Transfers

Airport transfers, tournament transportation, and local logistics when included or added.

Destination add-ons

Add extra time in Melbourne, Paris, London, or New York before or after the tournament.

Travel protection

Major event trips can include non-refundable components, so we help you review protection options carefully.

Sports travel partner

Roadtrips packages with BTC support.

Beyond the Castle Travel works with sports-travel partners including Roadtrips. We can review the available packages with you, explain what is included, and coordinate the rest of the trip around them.

Premium package options

Depending on the tournament and availability, options may include tickets, hotels, hospitality, transfers, and destination add-ons.

Your BTC advisor

We explain the tradeoffs between the current package options and what each one actually includes.

No added BTC fee

Beyond the Castle Travel does not charge planning or booking fees. Pricing and availability are confirmed before booking.

Before you book

Questions we help you think through

Price alone does not tell you whether a tennis package is a good fit. Session timing, seat location, hotel location, and the destination around the event matter too.

  • Do you want a specific major, or are you comparing all four?
  • Do you care more about finals, early rounds, night sessions, or overall atmosphere?
  • Would you prefer premium hospitality, strong seats, or a better hotel location?
  • Are you planning a quick event trip or a larger destination vacation?
  • Do you need flights, hotels, transfers, excursions, or travel protection?
  • Are you traveling as a couple, solo traveler, family, group of friends, or corporate group?
Fee-free planning

No planning or booking fees from us.

We help compare partner package options and coordinate the trip without charging a planning or booking fee.

You still have access to sports-travel partners such as Roadtrips while working through Beyond the Castle Travel.

Who it works for

Who tennis-major trips work well for

A tennis major can work as a couples trip, corporate trip, solo trip, or a larger city vacation built around the tournament.

Couples

Pair tennis with a premium hotel, great dining, and a city itinerary built around the event.

Corporate groups

Hospitality and premium seating can work well for client entertainment, incentives, and executive travel.

Bucket-list travelers

Use the tournament as the anchor for a larger trip to Australia, France, London, or New York.

Solo travelers

Solo travelers can build the trip around specific sessions while still leaving time for the destination.

Planning process

How the planning process works

We start with the tournament and dates, then work through access, hotel, transportation, and any destination add-ons.

1

Choose the major

We help compare Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, and US Open based on your priorities.

2

Compare access

We review available ticket, seating, hospitality, hotel, and package options based on timing and budget.

3

Build the trip

We coordinate hotels, flights, transfers, destination add-ons, and travel protection where needed.

4

Support the details

We help manage next steps, supplier confirmations, payment timing, and pre-travel reminders.

Before you book

Questions travelers ask before booking a tennis major

The four tennis majors, also called Grand Slam tournaments, are the Australian Open, French Open or Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open.
Yes. Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam played on grass, and it has the most traditional feel, including the All England Club setting, Centre Court atmosphere, and a very distinct London event experience.
No. Australian Open, French Open, and US Open all use the word “Open,” but they are very different trips. The Australian Open is in Melbourne on hard courts, Roland-Garros is in Paris on clay, and the US Open is in New York on hard courts.
For many U.S. travelers, the US Open is the easiest first tennis major because it is domestic and has strong New York travel options. Wimbledon is often the bucket-list choice. Australian Open and Roland-Garros can be excellent if you want a larger international trip.
Yes. We can help review available ticket, seating, hospitality, hotel, transfer, and package options depending on the tournament, dates, and supplier availability.
Beyond the Castle Travel works with trusted sports travel partners, including Roadtrips, to help source premium package options. You still work with a Beyond the Castle Travel advisor who helps compare choices, explain inclusions, and guide the planning process at no added planning fee from us.
Some packages may include hospitality or offer it as an upgrade. Options vary by tournament and supplier, so we help compare what is available and whether the upgrade makes sense for your trip.
Earlier is better, especially for Wimbledon, finals weekend, premium hotels, and hospitality. Major event inventory can move quickly, and waiting may limit the better package options.
No. Beyond the Castle Travel provides fee-free planning support. You receive advisor guidance without an added planning fee from us.

Tournament schedules, ticket access, package components, hospitality options, pricing, and availability can change. Beyond the Castle Travel will confirm current details before you book.

Tennis travel inquiry

Start planning your tennis major trip

Tell us which tournament you are considering, who is traveling, and what matters most. We’ll review the current package options from there.

Submitting this form does not create a reservation or obligation. Current tournament access, hotel availability, package inclusions, and pricing will be confirmed before deposit.