Tennis Tickets

Tennis tickets are sold by session: you pick the tournament, the day and the court, not a specific match. Write to us on WhatsApp or Telegram, name the tournament, the number of guests and the day, and you get back the available categories with prices for that date. LuxTicket works as an independent reseller on the secondary market and covers eleven key tournaments across 2026 and 2027, from the US Open finals on the twelfth and thirteenth of September, 12 and 13 September 2026, to the US Open a year later from the twenty ninth of August to the twelfth of September, 29 August - 12 September 2027. One manager handles your booking from the first message to the moment you walk in.

A Grand Slam ticket covers a seat on one court for one session plus access to the outer courts. At the US Open an Arthur Ashe ticket gives you a reserved seat in the main stadium and first come access to the rest of the grounds, while a Louis Armstrong or Grandstand ticket does not let you into Ashe. The day session usually starts around eleven in the morning and the evening session around seven in the evening local time, and those are two separate tickets. A Grand Slam main draw holds 128 players in singles, 32 seeds and seven rounds to the title, so in week one matches run on more than twenty courts at once and in week two only the show courts remain.

We quote the price in the conversation for each specific request, because the spread inside a single tournament runs to an order of magnitude. Four things drive it: the court, the day, the round and the session. A first round ticket on the opening Monday and a men's final ticket are different money at the same tournament. Evening sessions on the main stadium are almost always dearer than day sessions, because that is where the marquee matches go. Week two costs more than week one: the draw has narrowed, fewer courts are in play and demand is the same. Every figure is per guest for one session, and we confirm the final amount at booking.

Four major tournaments remain in 2026 after the US Open. London hosts the Laver Cup on the twenty fifth, twenty sixth and twenty seventh of September, 25, 26 and 27 September 2026. The Shanghai Masters runs from the twelfth to the twenty fifth of October, 12 - 25 October 2026, in the twelve day format. The Paris Masters runs from the second to the eighth of November, 2 - 8 November 2026, and stays a one week event. The year closes with the season finale in Turin from the fifteenth to the twenty second of November, 15 - 22 November 2026, at the Inalpi Arena.

All four 2027 Grand Slams are already in the ATP calendar published on 14 January 2026. The Australian Open takes Melbourne Park from the seventeenth to the thirty first of January, 17 - 31 January 2027, with the women's final on 30 January and the men's final on 31 January. Roland-Garros runs from the twenty third of May to the sixth of June, 23 May - 6 June 2027, on the clay of Court Philippe-Chatrier in Paris. Wimbledon runs from the twenty eighth of June to the eleventh of July, 28 June - 11 July 2027, on the grass of the All England Club. The US Open closes the majors from the twenty ninth of August to the twelfth of September, 29 August - 12 September 2027, in New York.

A Masters is shorter, the draw is smaller and matches are best of three sets rather than best of five. The 2027 season has nine Masters 1000 events, seven of them in the twelve day format with a 96 player draw, while Monte-Carlo and Paris stay at one week. For a spectator that changes the buying logic: at a Masters a single day session can put several top level matches back to back, whereas the first week of a Grand Slam is spread across more than twenty courts. The Masters events on our list are Shanghai 12 - 25 October 2026, Paris 2 - 8 November 2026, Madrid 21 April - 2 May and Rome 5 - 16 May 2027.

The season finale brings together the eight best singles players and the eight best doubles pairs of the year, and it is the most compact major event of the season. The eight are split into two groups of four, everyone plays everyone in the group, then semi-finals and the final. Turin hosts it at the Inalpi Arena from the fifteenth to the twenty second of November, 15 - 22 November 2026, for the sixth year running. The difference from a Grand Slam is structural: there are no filler matches, every session has a player from the world top eight. That is why evening sessions go first, long before the line-up is even known.

Book months ahead, before the draw is made. The draw at a Grand Slam is made only a couple of days before play starts, and the order of play for the next day is released the evening before, so waiting for names is pointless: by the time you know who plays whom, the good categories for that day are gone. We hold access by court and session rather than by a name, which works in your favour: you fix the day and the draw forms around it. We are taking 2027 bookings now, the calendar was published on 14 January 2026.

Buying on the secondary market is safe when the seller is a registered company that confirms availability before you pay. Lux Ticket Limited is registered in the United Kingdom under number 10820777 and works as an independent reseller of tickets and hospitality. We confirm the court, the session and the category in writing before any payment, we do not advertise stock we cannot supply, and payment goes by card or bank transfer to the company, never to a personal account. Prices on the secondary market may be above face value, and we say so before you commit. If a booking cannot be delivered, you hear it from us straight away rather than after payment.

LuxTicket is a service of Lux Ticket Limited, a company registered in the United Kingdom under number 10820777. We work as an independent reseller of tickets and hospitality on the secondary market: we match the court and the session to your request, confirm availability and stay with the booking until you are through the gate. We are not affiliated with the ATP, WTA, ITF, Tennis Australia, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the Federation Francaise de Tennis or the USTA. One manager handles the booking from the first message to the last match of the day, with no call centres and no case numbers. Payment by card or bank transfer.

To arrange access, write on WhatsApp or Telegram and name the tournament, the day and the number of guests. You get back the available courts and categories with prices for that date, usually within one working day. From there a single manager runs the booking: reservation, paperwork, payment and contact during the tournament days. We stay with you until you are in your seat and the first point of the session is played.