The Cincinnati Open hosts the top male players in the world and serves as an important hard-court warm-up tournament leading to the US Open Tennis Championships. Center court at the Cincinnati Open seats 11,435 patrons.
Looking for seats with Club Access? Club access is primarily featured in the Baseline Premier Boxes (located in the first 4 rows of the baselines, including sections like Section 102) which grant entry to the air-conditioned 1899 Club, as well as the Grandview Club areas on the South baseline.
Shaded Seats on Center Court
- Find a seat on the West Side of the stadium 324-327 or 118-130. After about 2:00-3:00 pm you will have the sun to your back which makes watching the matches very nice. On the east side, according to the official website, the overhang covers up to row J in sections 314-318. Hence, rows J and higher in sections 314-18 are under cover and you have protection from sun and rain.
- The Center Court at the Lindner Family Tennis Center is divided into three different seating levels: The three levels are: The box level, the loge level, and the terrace level. The box level, the loge level and the first five rows of the terrace level are reserved exclusively for fans who are buying tickets for the entire tournament, not just one or a few sessions. You’ll find these tickets on eSeats.com as our suppliers have long standing ticket contracts with the Western and Sourthern Open.
- The Umpire’s chair is located on the west side in front of section 118.
- Lower Level Boxes – 101-130 – 6 Seat Boxes with access into the Racquet Club. The lower level boxes at the Cincinnati Open go back 16 rows. The umpire is located in front of sections 123 and 124. For this reason we suggest tickets in sections 111-108 if you want to sit along the sides so there are no obstructions from the umpire.
- The Upper Level seats in sections 208-232 go from rows A-I. The 300 level seats are an excellent option if you’re on a budget. The 300 level goes from rows J to U in the center sections of 324 – 327 to row Z for the other 300 level upper level sections.
- The 400 level seats in sections 401-401 go from rows 3-10 The upper level sections behind the server in 501-504 go from row 1 to 18.
- Want a view from your seat? Check out the official seat viewer located HERE
Hospitality Seating Behind the Server
Grandview boxes are located mid-way up on the south stand. Included with your tickets are access into private lounge areas, with access to bar facilities.
The Grandview Boxes includes:
- Fantastic views of the court
- Access to Grandstand Court seating
- Use of private lounge areas and bars
- Access to the Racquet Club
Club Access Categories on Center Court
- 1899 Club Access:
- Found in the Baseline Premier Boxes (first 4 rows of the baseline).
- Features oversized cushioned seats and includes a chef’s buffet table, non-alcoholic drinks, and private restrooms. []
- Grandview Club Access:
- Located along the South baseline.
- Includes entry to the climate-controlled indoor lounge, Grandview Patio with drink rails, private restrooms, and select inclusive beverages (beer, wine, and cocktails).
- Traditional Lower Box/Racquet Club Access:
- Lower-level box seats (typically rows 1–16 in lower bowl sections 101–130) historically tie into club hospitality areas like the Racquet Club
Outside Courts
At the The Lindner Family Tennis Center. There are 16 courts, and matches are generally played on several of those courts. When you buy a ticket, you buy a reserved seat on Center Court, but you also are free to watch matches on other courts. Spending some time on the outside courts is a great way to get close up to the action. Generally, matches are played on other courts until the Friday night session. On Friday night, Saturday day, Saturday night and Sunday, matches are only played on Center Court and Grandstand.