Tennis Tickets

Tennis Tickets for the Grand Slams and the Grass-Court Season

TicketsToSee sources tennis tickets for the tournaments where seats are hardest to come by: Wimbledon, the French Open at Roland-Garros and the grass-court week at Queen’s Club, with the US Open, the Nitto ATP Finals and the Laver Cup covered as further dates are confirmed. At Wimbledon, what we offer is debenture seating on Centre Court and No. 1 Court, the only two courts at the All England Club with a debenture scheme.

Each tournament has its own page carrying the dates, the sessions and the tickets we currently hold. If you know which event you want, go straight to it. If you are choosing between them, the sections below set out what each one covers, when it falls in the year and what access looks like.

Tennis Tickets at a Glance

TicketsToSee is an independent seller of tennis tickets, not an official box office or an agent of any tournament. The tennis events we cover are Wimbledon, the French Open, Queen’s Club, the US Open, the Nitto ATP Finals and the Laver Cup. Wimbledon, the French Open and Queen’s currently carry availability for their 2027 editions; the US Open, the ATP Finals and the Laver Cup are listed without current stock. At Wimbledon we offer debenture seats on Centre Court and No. 1 Court only.

Tennis Tournament Tickets We Hold

Wimbledon

The Championships 2027 run from Monday 28 June to Sunday 11 July at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Our Wimbledon Tickets are debenture seats on Centre Court and No. 1 Court, with current availability ranging from £975 to £11,650 depending on the court, the day and the seat. We do not sell ground passes, public ballot tickets or access to any other court. Those are issued only by the All England Club, are personal to the applicant and cannot be transferred.

French Open at Roland-Garros

Roland-Garros 2027 runs from Sunday 23 May to Sunday 6 June at Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, the only Grand Slam played on clay. Our French Open Tickets page sets out the sessions we hold. We are an independent seller with no connection to the Fédération Française de Tennis or the tournament, and we do not sell to residents of France.

Queen’s Club

The Queen’s Club Championships 2027 run from Monday 14 to Sunday 20 June in West Kensington, the leading grass-court tournament in the fortnight before Wimbledon. Queens Club Tickets currently range from £345 to £695.

US Open, Nitto ATP Finals and Laver Cup

US Open Tickets covers the final Grand Slam of the season at Flushing Meadows in New York. Nitto ATP Finals Tickets covers the season-ending event for the world’s top eight players, held each November and currently staged in Turin. Laver Cup Tickets covers the team contest between Europe and the rest of the world. None of the three carries stock at present. Tell us which one you are after and for which year, and we will tell you where we stand.

How the Tennis Year Runs

The major tournaments follow the surface. The clay season builds through the spring to the French Open in late May and early June. Grass follows immediately and briefly: Queen’s in mid-June, then Wimbledon across the turn of June and July, the most sought-after fortnight in the sport. The hard-court summer closes with the US Open in late August and September, and the season ends indoors with the ATP Finals in November. The French Open and Wimbledon sit barely three weeks apart, so buyers planning both tend to book them together.

Debentures, Premium Seats and Hospitality

Access differs from one tournament to the next, which is why each has its own page. At Wimbledon, debentures are the only tickets that can be legitimately transferred, and they give reserved seats on Centre Court or No. 1 Court. At the French Open and Queen’s, the choice is between standard seating and premium options on the main courts. For tennis VIP tickets with dining and hosted packages, hospitality sits in its own section, Tennis Hospitality.

Tennis Tickets FAQs

Where can I buy tennis tickets?

Through the tournament pages above. Each lists the sessions and seats we currently hold for that event, and bookings are handled directly by our team rather than through an open marketplace.

How do I buy tennis tickets?

Choose the tournament, then the day or session. Where a choice needs discussing, such as which court at Wimbledon or how to seat a group together, our team handles it by phone or email.

How do tennis tickets work?

It depends on the tournament. At Wimbledon, the only tickets that can pass from one person to another are debentures, which are for Centre Court and No. 1 Court; everything else is issued personally by the All England Club. Other tournaments set their own rules on transfer and entry, and each event page explains what applies there.

When is the best time to buy tennis tickets?

As early as you can for the Grand Slams. Wimbledon and the French Open sell against a fixed number of seats on dates that do not move, and availability tightens as each tournament approaches.

Why are tennis tickets so expensive?

Because the show courts hold a fixed number of seats and demand for the later rounds far exceeds them. Wimbledon debentures in particular are a limited and transferable resource, and their price reflects that.

Who You Are Booking With

TicketsToSee is the trading name of Aorta UK Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 05060962, incorporated in March 2004. We are an independent seller of tennis tickets. We are not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by any tournament, governing body or venue named on this page, and event names are used only to describe what we sell.

Wimbledon Debentures

Wimbledon is governed by strict rules on who may sell its tickets. Public ballot tickets, ground passes and tickets for courts other than Centre Court and No. 1 Court are sold only by the All England Club, are personal to the applicant and are checked against photo ID at the gate. We do not sell any of them. What we can offer is debenture seating on those two courts, the only form of Wimbledon ticket that can be legitimately transferred.

French Open and Roland-Garros

TicketsToSee has no connection with the Fédération Française de Tennis, Roland-Garros or the French Open, and holds no official allocation. We do not sell to residents of France. Any order from a French resident, or placed using a French billing address or a French-issued payment method, will be cancelled and refunded. Attendee identity may be checked before tickets are released. Official tickets are available directly from the tournament where they remain on sale.

Delivery

Each tournament sets its own delivery method and timing. Some release tickets digitally close to the date; others issue physical passes. We confirm the method for your booking when you book rather than estimating it in advance.

When a Tournament Is Not Currently on Sale

Tennis calendars confirm at different times, and the US Open, the Nitto ATP Finals and the Laver Cup do not carry stock at present. If the event you want is not showing, tell us which one and which year and we will tell you when availability is expected. Call +44 (0)203 070 3997 or email sales@ticketstosee.com.