Tennistickets

Autumn 2026 closes with the Laver Cup in London on 25, 26 and 27 September 2026 (25.09.2026), the Masters in Shanghai from 7 to 18 October and in Paris from 2 to 8 November, the Six Kings Slam exhibition in Riyadh on 21, 22 and 24 October, the ATP Finals in Turin from 15 to 22 November 2026 (15.11.2026) and the Davis Cup Finals in Bologna from 24 to 29 November. The 2027 season opens with the Australian Open in Melbourne, main draw from 17 to 31 January 2027 (17.01.2027), the spring brings the Masters in Indian Wells and Miami, Monte-Carlo, Madrid and Rome, then Roland Garros from 23 May to 6 June 2027 (23.05.2027), Wimbledon from 28 June to 11 July 2027 (28.06.2027) and the US Open from 29 August to 12 September 2027 (29.08.2027).

We quote tennis ticket prices on request for a specific tournament, day and session: the price per guest depends on the court, the seat category, the stage of the tournament and how much time is left before the match. A first-week day and a Grand Slam final on the same centre court differ in price several times over. Tell us which tournament and dates you are interested in, and we will reply with the available categories and the price for that session.

Through LuxTicket you can buy tickets for any tournament on the ATP and WTA calendar: the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, the US Open, the Masters in Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Rome, Toronto, Cincinnati, Shanghai and Paris, the ATP Finals in Turin and the Laver Cup. The calendar on this page lists the 10 tournaments people book well ahead. If your tournament is not listed, name it and the dates and we will reply for those days.

At the Grand Slams and the Masters we arrange centre-court seats by category: from the upper tiers with a full view of the court to the lower rows by the service line, as well as boxes and hospitality packages with a lounge, food and drinks. At Wimbledon that means Centre Court and No.1 Court, at Roland Garros Court Philippe-Chatrier, at the US Open Arthur Ashe Stadium, at the Australian Open Rod Laver Arena. We work with categories, not individual seats: the row and block are confirmed at booking for a specific session. How Wimbledon debentures differ from Roland Garros loges is covered in our guide to tennis hospitality.

At the Australian Open, the US Open and Roland Garros a playing day on centre court is split into a day session and a night session, and a ticket is valid only for its own. The day session usually includes two or three matches, the night session one or two, but it is the night session that gets the biggest matches of the day. Wimbledon has no session split: a Centre Court ticket is valid for the whole playing day. When you ask, tell us which session you want, or which player you want to see, and we will suggest the day.

Guaranteed entry means you will get into the session you paid for, at the tournament you paid for, in the category you paid for. The job is done not when you pay, but when you are in your seat and the first match of the session has started. If something changes on the organisers' side, we sort it out before you arrive at the court rather than refunding you on the day. Since 2017 there has not been a single case of a client paying and not getting in. A refund is our last resort: if entry still fails on our side, you get the full amount back.

Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram with the tournament, the dates or the stage, and the number of guests. One and the same manager confirms the available sessions and categories, sends the price and payment documents, and then stays in touch until the match itself. Communication in English or Russian from the first message to match point. For Grand Slam finals it is best to send your request 2 to 3 months ahead; for first-week days, 4 weeks ahead or earlier.

How tennis tickets are delivered depends on the tournament and the category; there is no single format. Your manager sends delivery instructions in advance and checks that the tickets are in your hands before you leave for the court. For boxes and hospitality you also receive entrance and lounge details.

At Wimbledon, Roland Garros, the Australian Open and the US Open the centre courts have roofs, so matches there are played in any weather. On outdoor courts and at the Masters, organisers move matches to the next day in case of rain, and the ticket is valid for the rescheduled session under the tournament's rules. We let you know about changes straight away and help adjust your plans if the change affects your trip.

Yes, tickets for finals and semi-finals are issued for a date, not a pair of players: a seat at the Wimbledon final on 11 July 2027 (11.07.2027) or the US Open final on 12 September 2027 (12.09.2027) is valid whoever walks onto the court. Individual second-week days work the same way, when the draw is only partly known. If you want to see a specific player, name them and we will suggest which first-week days they are most likely to be on centre court.