How to Attend the Monte-Carlo Masters?
Three courts, five seat categories, passes, boxes by the week and day packages: what the organiser sells, and what we source for you.
Last updated 6 October 2026 · 4 min read
To attend the Monte-Carlo Masters, you need a named ticket for a given court and day, sold by the organiser, the S.M.E.T.T. Court Rainier III, the centre court, offers several seat categories, from the Super category to the 3rd category; the Court des Princes and the Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy have their own tickets, and a Court Rainier III ticket entitles you, on the same day, to a ticket for a second court at a preferential rate. Passes cover qualifying, the final weekend or the whole week. For entertaining, the organiser sells day hospitality packages, boxes for four to ten guests let for the whole tournament, and suites in the VIP village. TGZ resells no tickets: we source seats and hospitality on request, origin and conditions confirmed before any commitment.
The overall answer: a court, a day, a name
At the Monte-Carlo Masters, everything comes down to three choices: the court, the day, and how you wish to be there. The ticket is tied to a court and a day; it is named — it carries the name of the buyer and that of the spectator, and proof of identity may be requested at the entrance. Leaving the site is final.
The table below summarises what the organiser offers, based on its 2026 reference schedule; the 2027 schedule follows the same structure, and we check it with you.
| Option | What it offers | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Court Rainier III ticket | A seat on the centre court, from the Super category to the 3rd category | One day, or a pass (qualifying, 2 days, 3 days, week) |
| Court des Princes or Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy ticket | A seat on an outside court, often closer to the play | One day; preferential rate with a centre-court ticket |
| Hospitality package | Lunch and a grandstand seat, from a box seat to the 2nd category | By the day |
| Court Rainier III box | Four, six or ten courtside seats, daily lunch, parking, hosting | The full length of the tournament, that is nine days |
| Hospitality suite | A private space in the VIP village, overlooking the Mediterranean | On request, for entertaining |
Court Rainier III and its categories
The centre court holds 10,500 seats. The Super category occupies the front rows, closest to the court, behind the boxes; then come the Prestige category, followed by the 1st, 2nd and 3rd categories, rising higher up the stands. The higher you go, the more of the sea you see; the lower you sit, the more of the ball you hear.
Not all days are equal: the early days offer many matches; the final weekend — quarter-finals, semi-finals, final — brings together the major fixtures. For the Super category, some days of the final weekend were available, in 2026, only through the three-day pass. We tell you the right combination for the days you have in mind.
The outside courts and the passes
The Court des Princes and the Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy host matches from the draw, mainly in the first part of the week. You are closer to the players there, in a calmer atmosphere. With a full-rate Court Rainier III ticket, the organiser allows you to buy, for the same day, a ticket for a second court at a preferential rate.
For several days, the organiser offers passes: the qualifying pass for the first weekend, the two-day pass for the semi-finals and the final, the three-day pass from Friday to Sunday, and the week pass for all nine days.
Hospitality packages, boxes and suites
The organiser sells its own hospitality. Day packages combine lunch — in the VIP village or in one of the restaurants offered — with a grandstand seat, from a box seat to the 2nd category. It is the right answer for one or two days, as a couple or in a small group.
The boxes, for four, six or ten guests, line Court Rainier III. They are let for the full length of the tournament only: nine days, one ticket per person per day, lunch each day in one of the tournament's three restaurants, parking, and a welcome from the organiser's hosts. The VIP village suites — indoor modules or terraces facing the sea — are for receiving clients and guests. We source these packages on request, from the organiser or authorised partners, origin and conditions confirmed before any commitment.
| Package | What it includes | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Day hospitality package | Lunch, grandstand seat according to the package, a welcome gift | Couples, friends, small groups, one or two days |
| Court Rainier III box | Four, six or ten seats, daily lunch, parking, hosting, for all nine days | Families, companies, regulars of the whole week |
| VIP village suite | Private space, indoors or on a terrace, overlooking the sea | Receiving clients and partners |
Resale and named tickets: what we do not do
To put it simply: the tournament's tickets are named, and the organiser allows them to be resold only on its own platform, at face value. Boxes, hospitality packages and the Grande Nuit du Tennis cannot be resold at all. A ticket bought outside the organiser's channels is bought at the buyer's own risk.
TGZ therefore resells no tickets. When you entrust your visit to us, we source seats and packages from the organiser or authorised partners, in your name, and confirm origin and conditions to you before any commitment. When going directly through the organiser's ticket office is simpler, we tell you so.
Key points
One named ticket per court and per day; passes for several days; day hospitality packages; boxes for the whole week. TGZ Conciergerie, an independent house with no affiliation to the S.M.E.T.T. or the ATP, and no official status whatsoever, resells no tickets: we source seats, packages and boxes on request, origin and conditions confirmed before any commitment, and compose the whole stay around them.
Frequently asked questions
Court Rainier III for the major matches and the final weekend; the Court des Princes or the Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy to see the players up close early in the week. A centre-court ticket entitles you, on the same day, to a ticket for a second court at a preferential rate.
Yes. Under the organiser's terms of sale, e-tickets carry the name of the buyer and that of the spectator, and proof of identity may be requested at the entrance.
No. The Court Rainier III boxes are let for the full length of the tournament, that is nine days. For a single day, the organiser recommends its hospitality packages; we source them on request.
Four, six or ten, depending on the box. Each ticket is valid for one person per day; lunch each day in one of the tournament's restaurants is included.
No: under the organiser's conditions, leaving the site is final. It is better to plan the whole day on site, or to time your arrival around the matches you have in mind.
For one or two days, yes. For the whole week, a box or a suite in the VIP village is better suited; we advise you according to your group and your days.
We resell no tickets. We source seats and hospitality on request, from the organiser or authorised partners, and confirm their origin and conditions to you before any commitment.
Take it further
Your seat at the Country Club, chosen with you
Tell us which days you wish to experience and how — grandstand, hospitality package, box: we source on request, origin and conditions confirmed, and compose the stay around it, on quotation.