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About Tennis Tickets
Tickets for the four Grand Slams — Wimbledon, the US Open, Roland Garros and the Australian Open — plus ATP Masters 1000 events, WTA finals and touring exhibition matches. Listings are split by session (day or night where applicable) and by court, with live pricing for each combination.
Grand Slam pricing hinges on two things: which court and which round. Early-round ground passes are the best-value way into a Slam — you see dozens of matches across the outer courts for a fraction of the centre-court price. Quarter-final and semi-final sessions on the show courts are where prices peak.
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Tennis Tickets — FAQs
Dates, venues, prices and checkout details before you pick seats.01What is the difference between a ground pass and a show-court ticket?
A ground pass admits you to all outer courts on unreserved seating — you can watch multiple matches by moving between courts. A show-court ticket gives you a reserved seat on Centre Court or the main stadium, usually for two or three scheduled matches.
02When do Grand Slam tickets go on sale?
Timelines vary: the US Open sells from spring, Roland Garros from March, and Wimbledon runs a ballot months ahead with remaining tickets sold closer to the event. Our listings go live the moment tickets are available for each session.