Tennis hospitality 2027: how it’s sold
Sources checked 4 October 2026 · 4 min read
Each big tournament sells hospitality its own way, and some through one channel only. Here’s who sells what for 2027, in their own words.
Who sells hospitality, tournament by tournament
Dates are on each event page; Wimbledon runs from 28 June to 11 July 2027. Roland-Garros has no link below: its organiser limits who may sell its hospitality, as explained further down.
- Where
- Turin
- Sold by
- The Italian Tennis and Padel Federation: premium online, corporate through one appointed adviser
- Where
- Melbourne
- Sold by
- The tournament, as AO Reserve
- Where
- Rotterdam
- Sold by
- The tournament
- Where
- Monte-Carlo Country Club
- Sold by
- The tournament
- Where
- Madrid
- Sold by
- The tournament
- Where
- Rome
- Sold by
- The tournament
Roland-Garros
- Where
- Paris
- Sold by
- Its own hospitality site and the agencies it names
- Where
- London
- Sold by
- The LTA, through one appointed hospitality partner
- Where
- Eastbourne
- Sold by
- The LTA, through one appointed hospitality partner
- Where
- London
- Sold by
- One appointed hospitality partner, plus debenture seats
Australian Open: AO Reserve
The Australian Open sells its premium hospitality as AO Reserve, and lists the 2027 tournament as 11 to 31 January.
“Welcome to AO Reserve, where Grand Slam tennis meets relaxed Australian luxury.”
Its 2027 range includes on-court seats, a lounge and two chef-led dining spaces, and each client has a dedicated account manager. The dress code is relaxed, within limits:
“Please dress for a day in the Australian summer in a way that shows your unique style, keeping in mind flip flops, singlets, ripped jeans/clothes or sports shorts are not permitted.”
Children can come with a parent or legal guardian.
Roland-Garros: one set of channels
The French Tennis Federation (FFT) sells Roland-Garros hospitality through its own hospitality website and three agencies it names, together with their listed sub-agents. It is clear about everyone else:
“No other intermediary is authorized to offer Roland-Garros hospitality packages.”
“Similarly, Roland-Garros travel packages are only available through travel.rolandgarros.com.”
We are not one of the agencies the FFT lists. If Roland-Garros is the one you want, your host will tell you plainly what we can and can’t help with, and point you to the FFT’s own hospitality site if we can’t. When we checked on 4 October 2026, the FFT also said individual tickets for 2027 were not yet on sale, so any offer of them before sales open is not genuine.
Wimbledon: hospitality and debentures
Wimbledon’s own site says its hospitality is sold through a single appointed hospitality partner; your host can tell you whether places for your days can be arranged through that channel. Debenture seats work differently. In the Club’s words:
“Debenture tickets provide access to your seat on Centre Court or No.1 Court, together with access to the debenture areas.”
Food and drink in those areas is paid for on the day:
“A range of restaurants and bars is available within the Centre Court and No.1 Court debenture areas, offering a variety of food and drink available to purchase and enjoy throughout the day.”
The fine dining restaurants there take bookings in advance, and:
“Reservations can only be made by registered debenture holders, although there may be some last-minute availability on the day.”
These details come from the Club’s 2026 handbook; your host confirms the 2027 rules for your seats.
The ATP events
The Monte-Carlo Masters sells boxes on its main court for the whole tournament, not by the day:
“Our boxes are accessible for the entire duration of the Tournament only (9 days of competition).”
“Our boxes can accommodate 4, 6, or 10 guests. Each ticket is valid for one person per day.”
Box guests lunch each day at one of the tournament’s restaurants; for one to three days, the tournament points you to its premium package instead. It also rents suites in its hospitality village, indoors or on terraces.
Madrid sells boxes on its centre court with entry to its box-holders’ club, and rents a business lounge overlooking the court by the session. In Rome, corporate packages pair centre-court seats with an on-court lounge, and a premium package covers one session with a buffet and open bar. Rotterdam sells its business hospitality itself, from boxes to week-long suites. At the ATP Finals in Turin, the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation’s hospitality runs from courtside seats to private boxes and suites, with restaurant dining; its corporate packages are sold through one appointed hospitality adviser.
Source: Monte-Carlo Masters — Hospitality suites (opens in a new tab); Madrid Open — Boxes (opens in a new tab); Madrid Open — Business lounge (opens in a new tab); Italian Open, Rome — Corporate hospitality (opens in a new tab); Italian Open, Rome — Premium hospitality (in Italian) (opens in a new tab); Rotterdam ATP 500 — Business hospitality (opens in a new tab); ATP Finals — Hospitality (opens in a new tab)
Queen’s and Eastbourne
The LTA has published its 2027 weeks: the women’s event at Queen’s from 7 to 13 June, the men’s from 14 to 20 June, and Eastbourne from 21 to 26 June. It sells hospitality for all three through one appointed hospitality partner, and every package includes a Centre Court ticket.
Your host can tell you whether places can be arranged through that channel.
Source: LTA — Hospitality (opens in a new tab); LTA — The Queen’s Club Championships (opens in a new tab); LTA — Eastbourne Open (opens in a new tab)
What our quote shows
Which days, which court and where you sit, what food and drink is included, and a per-guest price including VAT.
Sources
- Wimbledon — Tickets (opens in a new tab)
- ATP Finals — Hospitality (opens in a new tab)
- Australian Open — AO Reserve (opens in a new tab)
- Rotterdam ATP 500 — Business hospitality (opens in a new tab)
- Monte-Carlo Masters — Boxes (opens in a new tab)
- Monte-Carlo Masters — Hospitality suites (opens in a new tab)
- Madrid Open — Boxes (opens in a new tab)
- Madrid Open — Business lounge (opens in a new tab)
- Italian Open, Rome — Corporate hospitality (opens in a new tab)
- Italian Open, Rome — Premium hospitality (in Italian) (opens in a new tab)
- Roland-Garros — 2027 tickets, hospitality and travel: where they are sold (opens in a new tab)
- LTA — The Queen’s Club Championships (opens in a new tab)
- LTA — Eastbourne Open (opens in a new tab)
- Wimbledon — Hospitality (opens in a new tab)
- Wimbledon Debenture Handbook 2026 (AELTC) (opens in a new tab)
Checked 4 October 2026. Venue rules, dates and guidance change; the version in force applies. General information only. We’re not affiliated with the venues, organisers or bodies quoted. We source hospitality through venues, promoters and their appointed hospitality partners.