Tennis Ticket Information
The elegance and prestige that surrounds any one of the multiple ATP tournaments is what draws fans in to some of the most historic sporting events year over year. From the US Open to the French Open, tennis fans can all agree that the aggressive atmosphere that encompasses these tournaments makes for one of the world’s most sought after sporting events to see live; and they have the ticket prices to show for it.
Tennis has a worldwide following, which creates high demand for Grand Slam Tickets, as fans from around the world want to see the biggest stars on the ATP World Tour compete on the sport’s biggest stages. Whether you are looking to get a seat at the Australian Open, Wimbledon, French Open, or The US Open, prices for all four of the majors have been trending upwards over the past couple of years and the earlier you can get your hands on the tickets the more likely you are to pay less for them.
The biggest tennis tournament in North America is the US Open, and tickets to see the world's top stars play at Arthur Ashe Stadium have been on the rise in recent years. Coming into the 2016 US Open tennis tournament, the median ticket price for the entire tournament came in at $177, representing a significant rise from previous years. Typically the most expensive tickets are for the Men’s and Women’s Semifinals and Finals. Median ticket prices for the 2016 US Open Women’s Final come in at $356 with 2016 US Open Tennis Men’s tickets slightly higher at $375.
Wimbledon once again cemented itself as the most expensive tennis tournament for fans to attend, with the median ticket price for the 2015 Wimbledon men's final coming in at $4,300. The playing field levels out significantly behind the Wimbledon with the French Open and Australian Open, both having median ticket prices that are much more reasonably priced than Wimbledon.
If you’re not set on attending any of the Grand Slam tournaments, other majors like the BNP Paribas, Miami Open, or the Western and Southern Open offer great opportunities to see the top players on the ATP Tour while not paying top dollar for each ticket. The median ticket price for the 2016 Miami Open final was $237, while the median ticket prices for both the Western and Southern Open and BNP Paribas open both came in under $150.
Ticket prices based on averages as of May 16, 2016