Showing posts with label tennis tickets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tennis tickets. Show all posts

ATP World Tour Final Tickets - 2018 Tennis Championship on Sale


2018 ATP World Tour Final - November 11-18.

Only the World's Top 8 Players compete in London. They play in a round robin group first and then the final 4 players face each other in Single Elimination.

This is also the same time that the World Chess Championships featuring the first American Grandmaster since Bobby Fischer to challenge for the Title. Also, a great way to celebrate the Veterans Day / Poppy Day with the 100th Anniversary of the WWI Armistice celebrations in Europe.

Enjoy the matches! A few grounds pass left too!

Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Alexander Zverev, Kevin Anderson, Marin Cilic, Dominic Thiem,Kei Nishikori, John Isner plus all doubles players will compete for the ATP Final Title of 2018.

Get Tickets for the ATP Year-End World Tennis Final in London, UK


BNP Showdown 2017 Discount and Promo Price Tickets - March 6


Madison Square Garden
March 6th, 2017 - 50% OFF Tennis Tickets

 BNP Paribas Showdown Deal

Tennis returns to Madison Square Garden on March 6th!

Venus Williams, Juan Martin Del Potro, Kei Nishikori and Jack Sock are back for tennis in NYC!

We found some Half-Priced Tickets starting around ~$30-$40.
Limited seats remaining...

Tennis-Bargains Tip:
On the Stadium Map, be sure to look for the 100s Lower Level seats for an even better view.

Perfect Valentines' Day Gift - and you will get rewarded TWICE!
One ticket for him/her, and one ticket for you.
Both to enjoy at Madison Square Garden!

Tickets at MSG tend to sell out quick.
Be sure to reserve your seats ASAP.



 BNP Showdown 2017

US Tennis Rain Forecast = Low Ticket Prices

Example: 2012 Hurricane Isaac Rains moving through East coast on Tues/Wed

So it looks like the remnants of Hurricane Isaac is going to be passing through the NYC area this Tuesday and Wednesday! This means a lot of moisture and possibly long extended periods of rain for Tues and into Wed this mid-week after Labor Day!

How to BUY or SELL tickets when there's 50%+ chance of Rain in forecast.
Look for falling ticket prices a day or two ahead of a storm!
People will often panic and sell great seats at well below cost.


For all US Open Series tournaments, there are no roof courts.
Be smart and do not risk holding a "wet ticket". Instead, if it looks like rain just buy a ticket for the following day.

Accuweather.com: isaac-brings-flash-flood-risk

Rained out the whole day? Rescheduled match with 5PM cut-off*

In previous US Opens when there have been long rain delays, matches with late start times can become moved to the next day*.

Also if no matches have started before 5pm, ticket holders usually get to come back the next day.

If this happens two days in a row then you can actually see a big backlog of the Men's and Women's 4th round and QF matches


Therefore, when there is a 60% chance of rain in the forecast especially for the first Tuesday and Wednesday, look for great matches starting Thursday you might want to think ahead!

Remember what I said last year? Seems like deja vu all over again for this US Open 2nd week

Did you know: US Open Rain Trivia

The last 4 straight years (2008-2011), the Men's Final has been rain delayed and played on Monday (NY Times)


This can sometimes be a great opt for NYC fans who are can stick around the US Open the day after to get cheap tickets for Semi's and Finals if they cannot complete the necessary matches to have a Sunday Final.

I was able to get great seats and witness Nadal complete his career grand slam in 2009 because of rain.

US Open 2012 - Ticket Prices, Last Minute Deals and Tips


The US Open 2012 is now officially less than 2 weeks away! Some of your may still be looking for tickets. Unfortunately this year, it seems like the WFANDANGO code did not go live (yet...) for those $15 tickets we were all waiting for!

But fear not, there are still ways to get good deals for this year's US Open!


After-market Tickets

The chart below might be helpful if you decide to get a ticket from TicketExchange or Ebay (look for legitimate sellers only) and under $70 for the first week.

Read my tips for buying and selling US Open ticketsI would wait no longer than 3-4 days before your session starts if you need the ticket mailed to you.


US Open Pricing Chart for each session (unofficial)

Below is an unofficial list for prices for all sessions (even with group discounts). It will give you an idea of about how much the fair market value for a particular session should be worth, without fees/shipping.


Unofficial US Open Tickets Pricing (with Group Discount)
 Tournament Dates
Arthur Ashe Price (Upper Promenade)
Grounds Admission Price (Unassigned Seating)
Monday, 8/27 Day
 $60
 $54
Monday, 8/27 Eve
 $32
 N/A
Tuesday, 8/28 Day
 $60
 $54
Tuesday, 8/28 Eve
 $24
 N/A
Wednesday, 8/29 Day
 $60
 $54
Wednesday, 8/29 Eve
 $24
 N/A
Thursday, 8/30 Day
 $69
 $64
Thursday, 8/30 Eve
 $49
 N/A
Friday, 8/31 Day
 $69
 $64 - Sold Out
Friday, 8/31 Eve
 $49
 N/A
Saturday, 9/1 Day
 $69 - Sold Out
 $64 - Sold Out
Saturday, 9/1 Eve
 $49
 N/A
Sunday, 9/2 Day
 $69 - Sold Out
 $64 - Sold Out
Sunday, 9/2 Eve
 $49
 N/A
Monday, 9/3 Day
 $69
 $64 - Sold Out
Monday, 9/3 Eve
 $49
 N/A
Tuesday, 9/4 Day
 $52
 N/A
Tuesday, 9/4 Eve
 $74
 N/A
Wednesday, 9/5 Day
 $52
 N/A
Wednesday, 9/5 Eve
 $74
 N/A
Thursday, 9/6 Day
 $52
 N/A
Thursday, 9/6 Eve
 $74
 N/A
Friday, Sept. 7 Day
 $80
 N/A
Saturday, Sept. 8 Day
 $89 - Sold Out
 N/A
Saturday, Sept. 8 Eve 
 $89
 N/A
Sunday, Sept. 9 Day
 $89 - Sold Out



Free Tennis - Qualifiers Week, Opening Weekend, Arthur Ashe Day

8/21-8/24Watch the Qualification matches played for free during the week

8/25Free to enter grounds and watch players practicing; or $7 Ashe tickets with CBS promo code

8/26Open practice day; free to enter and watch the pros practice


If any more last minute promos pop up, we will be sure to post them here for our fans:

The Art of Ticket Resell - secure great US Open Tickets (even for "sold-out" sessions)

TicketMaster is the key to safe exchanges. Recommended for fans who are still trying to get into sold-out sessions or even looking to shop for a better deal than the full retail price.

Most importantly, these tickets are verified as genuine by Ticketmaster and reissued in your name - so someone cannot simply print out multiple copies and sell them.


My advice: Buy only from sellers with good ratings and reviews or accept only digital tickets that can only be used on your mobile phone!


Sun 9/1Round of 16 Men's/Women's12:00pmTICKETS
Round of 16 Men's/Women's7:00pmTICKETS
Mon 9/2Round of 16 Men's/Women's12:00pmTICKETSGround
Round of 16 Men's/Women's7:00pmTICKETS💰💰
Tue 9/3Quarterfinal Men's/Women's12:00pmTICKETS💰Ground
Quarterfinal Men's/Women's7:00pmTICKETS
Wed 9/4Quarterfinal Men's/Women's12:00pmTICKETS💰
Quarterfinal Men's/Women's7:00pmTICKETS
Thu 9/5Women's Singles Semifinals7:00pmTICKETS
Fri 9/6Women's Db-Final/Men's Semis12:00pmTICKETS🔥
Sat 9/7Men's Singles 2nd Semifinals12:00pmTICKETS
Sun 9/8Men's/Women's Singles Final1:00pmTICKETS🔥

Last Minute Tickets - Transfer possible after gates open at 10AM?

Note: Ticketmaster stops ticket sales for that day once the event starts...


Some possible ways around to make a mid-day purchase?


Q: Need to switch to a  different ticket? How do you "exchange" Tickets?

A: Officially, Ticketmaster will not let you refund or exchange directly back to them.

However, if someone decides they cannot attend and wants tickets for a different date, the best way is to try to resell them through Ticket Exchange and buy ones you can use with your credit. This is basically the best way you can "trade" tickets for the US Open. It is a huge marketplace.

1) After you create and log in with your Ticketmaster account, go to "My US Open Account Manager," and it will show electronically what tickets you have available to be sold or transferred.


2) Select the seat that you want to sell and the price you want to sell it. After your tickets are sold, you will receive credit for most of the sale price you set - which you can use to buy other tickets that you can watch!

Setting your Ticket Price

My advice is not to set the sale price too high, if you want to get your money back fast. If you are one of the lowest prices, your tickets will get bought even faster. Do a little research on the "Buy Tickets" page to see how much they are going for, and try to beat that price by a few dollars.

Seller's Tip:
You can even set it so that if nobody buys your ticket at your price within a certain time, you can get an email notification so you can still go use them instead! Good when the weather is iffy. Also, you can forward them to your friend's email (as a last-minute tennis gift).



Tennis-Bargains Tip for Season Plans and Mini-Plans Holders


For those who want to see several consecutive sessions of tennis. In the past, what I have done is bought the full plan season tickets and after selling or gifting away half of my unused tickets, I had enough credit to buy a full 2nd year of season tickets! This is useful if you want to sell night tickets and just keep the day tickets, for example.

Tennis-Bargains Giveaways - Email Tickets to our Fans

TicketExchange is what I used to offer free tickets instantly to our Tennis-Bargains winners.
  • Miguel S. (Queens, NY) - last week 7/15
  • Piyush (Hoboken, NJ) - this week 7/22.
    In the example above, I just select the tickets I want to send, and just forward them to their email address. Both of them received Men's/Women's QF tickets. They just print them out and show them at the gate with their unique bar-codes and enjoy!

Try Resale Tickets from other fans - check in Aug for great bargains!

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