The Tournament Village is open every morning from 10 a.m. The courts open one hour before the start of the first match of the day.

Yes, the tournament village is open to everyone. However, you need a valid ticket to enter the stadium.

Yes, all spectators need a ticket to enter the stands. Young people up to the age of 16 receive a 50% discount and children up to the age of 10 can enter free of charge.

Seats for wheelchair users are located in front of section E3, at the edge of the court.

Yes, but flash photography is prohibited.

With your day ticket, you can watch:

• Monday, 10 matches (including doubles)
• Tuesday, 10 matches (including doubles)
• Wednesday, 6 matches (including doubles)
• Thursday, 6 matches (including doubles)
• Friday, 5 matches (including doubles)
• Saturday, 2 matches (including doubles)
• Sunday, 2 matches (including doubles)

The programme is, of course, subject to weather conditions!

Please find all the information under the heading ‘Access & Parking’.

Please find all the information under the heading ‘Access & Parking’.

Please find all the information under the heading ‘Access & Parking’.

During the day, you can enjoy simple hot or cold meals at the tournament venue. Alternatively, Gstaad offers a wide range of options for sampling different specialities in high-quality restaurants.

Please find all the information under the heading ‘Staff & Volunteers’.

All necessary equipment is provided by the organisation (helmet, protective footwear, etc.) in order to provide PPE for all workers on site.

Please find all the information under the heading ‘Tickets – Prices’.

We apply the Ethics Charter and the Ethics Statutes and recognise the jurisdiction of Swiss Sport Integrity (SSI) and the Swiss Sports Tribunal Foundation.

Yes, the tournament has an environmental charter. You can view it by clicking on this link.