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Western and Southern Open Tickets

Western and Southern Open Tickets Tickets

2024 Western & Southern Open Tickets

The field should be loaded again in 2024 as many tennis greats come to Cincinnati for this tournament. Many fans are excited to watch the '23 W&S Men's returning champion, Novak Djokovic, and Women's champion, Coco Gauff. They should draw big crowds for the 2024 edition of the tournament.

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Western and Southern Open Tennis

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Western & Southern Open Tickets

Demand for tickets to the Western and Southern Open tennis tournament is strong each year. That is because tennis fans across the Midwest know the W&S Open ranks among the top tournaments played in the United States. That strong popularity among tennis fans means that those fans turn up in large numbers each August to fill the stands at Lindner Family Tennis Center. Ticket prices at the Western & Southern Open vary greatly by sessions. Fans can often find good seats for around $50 a ticket for the earlier sessions in the tourney. While the "get in" ticket prices on the final weekend are often $100 per ticket.

The tournament is still commonly called the Cincinnati Masters by many of the fans who attend each year. This storied tournament, which started way back in 1899, has a past champions list which includes many of the greatest tennis players of this decade like: Azarenka, Barty, Djokovic, Federer, Keys, Murray, Medvedev, Nadal, Sharapova, Williams and Zverev. The W&S Open is an ATP 1000 and WTA premier tournament, so it promises a draw filled with the top men’s and women’s tennis players in the world.

It is not a Grand Slam tennis tournament, but it is one the most prestigious tennis tournaments played in North America alongside the Miami Open and BNP Paribas. Fans looking to see the best hard court tennis, this side of the US Open, can attend the Cincy tourney to see it.

US Open Series

The Western & Southern Open is the crown jewel of the US Open Series. A group of North American tournaments that act as springboard to the US Open Tennis Tournament in New York City. The other tournaments in the series are the Atlanta Open, Citi Open, Silicon Valley Classic, Rogers Cup (Men's), Rogers Cup (Women's), and the Winston-Salem Open. The US Open Series was organized in 2004 and offers a cash purse for the Men's & Women's players who fare the best in it in 2024.

W&S Open at Lindner Family Tennis Center

The Western & Southern Open tennis tournament is played at the Lindner Family Tennis Center, which is the historic tennis center located in Mason, Ohio. The Lindner tennis center has four main courts (Center Court, Grandstand Court, Court 3 and Court 10) that are used during the tournament.

The biggest matches are played on Center Court, which has a capacity of nearly 11,500. The Grandstand Court can accommodate nearly 5,000 fans. The courts at Lindner are hard court surfaces and they are outside. The most popular ticket options are seats in Center Court Stadium in the Lower Box, Loge, or Terrace Level.

Lower Box

Sections 101 thru 130 are all termed Lower Box. This is the level closest to the court. All seats are box seats meaning each box is delineated by metal railing. The lower box level has four quadrants the East (section 107-113) and West (section 120-128) offer court side views with varying degrees of shade depending on the time of day. The North (section 129-130 & 101-106) and South (section 113-119) quadrants offer coveted views behind the servers.

Loge

The Loge (sections 208-232) is just behind the boxes separated only by an aisle. The loge offers 8 rows of stadium seating, relatively near the court. Sections 221-223 have 12 rows, but the sections benefit from shade offered by the suites in the southwest corner. The loge viewing angles range from mid-court to corner views.

Terrace

The terrace level (sections 307-318 & 328-332) views benefit from the stadium’s single bowl design. The seats feel closer to the action than the seating chart may indicate. The seating is bleachers, so you may want to bring a cushion for a long day of matches. The elevated view, while not as intimate, makes it easy to follow each point regardless of your viewing angle.

Pavilion

The Pavilion (Section 324-327) located on the stadium's west side offers covered stadium style seating above the west side suites.

North Terrace

The north terrace (section 501-504) offers covered box seating with end court views. Other amenities include access to a private Veranda Bar.

North Terrace Low

The North Terrace Low (section 401-404) is just below the North Terrace. The amenities are almost identical to the North Terrace. While section closer to the court than the North Terrace, North Terrace Low does not have a shaded canopy.

Grandview

The Grandview is located in the south end of the stadium. It offers covered box seating behind the servers, Access to private restrooms and upgraded concessions, in an air conditioned area, is also included.

Premium Tickets

The premium options include Air-Conditioned Boxes and All-Inclusive Seats, which are both on the south side of Center Court Stadium. The west side of the stadium has many suite options. Die-hard tennis fan love sitting on the court in the form of Player’s Row Boxes. Just be sure to read the ticket notes, as some listings may include added hospitality or other amenities.

Shaded Seats

The tournament is held in August, which tends to be the hottest month of the year. The west & northwest areas of the stadium tend to get the most shade. The Pavilion, North Terrace, and most of the South End of the stadium also offer shade.

Grandstand Stadium

The Grandstand is the number 2 court. It offers both reserved and general admission seating open to those with grounds passes.

Grounds Passes

To purchase grounds passes please visit our page dedicated to those tickets. Those grounds passes offer admission to all side courts, but do not allow for entry into Center Court Stadium.

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