World's Best Female Tennis Players Star in San Diego!
San Diego usually has picture-perfect weather in October. It welcomes fans ready to enjoy more tennis with its warm beach climate. The WTA will showcase most of the World's Top 20 female players.Use our SeatGeek discount code for tickets, parking, and even MLS Padres Games!
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Who is Playing in the WTA 500 San Diego Open?
- Coco Gauff leads the field!
- Ons Jabeur is also playing in solid form.
"Surfin' Swiatek" in Style - San Diego Open's 2022 Championship Team
Congrats to Iga for sealing her win at San Diego Open WTA 500! |
Thank you to all the SeatGeek fans who used our promo code. Together with the Tennis United community, we tallied up and doubled our donated amount to Tennis Plays for Peace. Many thanks to all the fans and tennis charities involved! Let's double it again at the next event.
Fan Tips for Watching Tennis @ San Diego Open
- What highlight matches to watch?
Great matches and top players playing on Friday and Saturday. - Should I buy the Day or Night sessions?
Night sessions are more popular (starting around 5:30pm).
I recommend arriving early and watching Court 2 matches until you can enter. - Parking Options
Recommend taking the shuttle (free for ticket holders). Located near Sea World, just a 15-minute bus ride and hassle-free parking. VIPs have on-site parking for sale. - Is Weekday or Weekend a better deal?
Saturday's Semi-Final tickets are almost sold out.
Check here for prices on the latest on re-sell tickets and parking. - My friend is somewhere in the Grandstand. How do I find them? Use the FLAGs.
First, determine if they are on the West (umpire chair) or East (opposite umpire chair).
Next, ask them to tell you which Flag is flying behind them and what row from the front. - Examples might be to meet @Spain, Row 2...@Japan, Row 4...@USA, Row 6.
On the changeovers (odd games) or end of the set, they can meet you at the flag to say hi! - Usually, Fans enter/exit on every odd-number game.
The key exception is at the start of any set. It is on the 3rd Game (not 1st game). - Where should I sit, so I don't face the sun?
For the Day session, I like the West Side (on the left when entering from the entrance)
At night, I prefer closer to the South East end, so you get a view of the sunset - Does it get cold there at night?
San Diego can get a little chilly after sunset, so bring a light jacket or extra layer! We have been getting overcast skies with slight chances of rain the latter half of the week. Plan accordingly! - Best food option, Favorite souvenirs, Free swag, and Top merch?
My reviews and recommendations are given here
Ticket Deals and Seating Advice
- Ground passes start at only $20!
Day Sessions are only available from 10/10 to 10/14. Not Saturday, Sunday. - Grandstand seats offer a higher-up view. You can cheer openly with fellow tennis fans and chat with neighbors more freely. The ambiance from the grandstand is very exciting for the crowd's reactions.
- North Covered Baseline and VIP box seats are still available; most were empty on Day 1. Some folks were able to find VIP resold tickets for under $100! Great deals for the catered food and drinks option.
Court 2 - space can be very tight on Court 2 with many new restrictions for entry/exit. Even for media!
Fans can only sit on one side of the court. All seats are facing directly into the sun so plan accordingly.
Tip: before a good match, head there early to get a good seat before the crowds, and bring shades!
Best courtside seat section?
Day: Section 101 and 102 - umpire chair side.
Night: Sections 103 and 104 for the SD sunset views.
Corners:
Seats 1-8 in sections 101, 103 and
Seats 16-24 in sections 102, 104 offer great angles.
Avoid sitting at the very bottom row?
Rows B, C, and D will give you a slightly better height perspective.
Row A puts practically at court level! (good after the match, or when you want selfies and autographs).
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Fan Village Interactive Fun
Half the fun of attending a tennis tournament is visiting all the sponsor booths (and booth owners)!
For the Tennis Techie and kids at heart, visit the Fan Village for some cool Q&A with players and many interactive activities. Tell them Jacky sent you! I only listed the booths I felt were worth visiting.
- MultiBall with their digital wall to test your skills. Come at night for the best experience! Hone your skills and speed on the wall. Can you beat the fastest daily score? (Charlie, Jenny)
- Sense Arena offers some Virtual Reality Tennis Games. Get a chance to win a VR headset and haptic racket. It actually feels like you are swinging a tennis racket. (Justin, Yannick)
- Stretch Lab offers a free 15-minute stretch demo. Perfect for any tennis player or fan. You'll feel better afterward. Visit them in Little Italy, Del Mar, and Solana Beach! (Angie, Sarah)
- Gymbiotika - organic drinks and supplements, Title Sponsor for 2023!
Enjoy refreshing watermelon and free samples!
TopCourt Signed Ball by World #1 Iga Swiatek and other WTA stars playing in the tournament.
Prize Balls will be donated to the charity booths at the Fan Village charities booths.
- Actual player's game balls used during the VIP filming sessions!
- Scan the QR code: for the player's free personal story trailer video.
- Great collectibles for Halloween and kids!
Wounded Warriors (Ball: Jessica Pegula)
San Diego Tennis Association (Ball: Aryna Sabalenka)
SCTA Foundation (Ball: Iga Swiatek)
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