The Monterrey Open tickets for the 2019 edition is already out and you can get all the information here. The competition will start on March 30 and will end on April 7, marking it an exciting week of quality tennis and entertaining matches.
If you are looking for information on how to buy the Monterrey Open 2019 tickets, then you have come to the right place. We have compiled a short, comprehensive guide to help you get the experience in the tournament.
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Depending on your preference, you can buy the passes for all seven days of the event (Monday to Sunday), or only for the final rounds (Friday to Sunday).
The tickets are available for sale on the official website of the tournament – abiertognpseguros.com. The official ticketing partner is Ticketmaster Mexico. Alternately, the tickets can also be bought at the ticket office in Plaza Ellion between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm. Keep in mind that the site is in Spanish and as such, you may have to use a translator to understand the names better.
There are various categories of seats available, each with a different view of the court. The cheapest is the Tribune East – non-numbered (Tribunas Oriente No Num), while the priciest one is the South Box/VIP category (Palco Sur).
Between these two, you’ll have more than six categories to choose from, some of which are East Tribune, West Tribune, East Box, North Box and Top South Box.
There is an interactive map of the stadium on the official website, which you can visit for a better view.
Monterrey Open ticket prices mentioned are in Mexican Pesos.
The weekly pass for the Monterrey Open 2018 in the Tribune East (not numbered) category will cost you $3,300, while the same seat only for the weekend has been priced at $1,770.
Likewise, the matches from the VIP/South Box stands can be enjoyed at a starting price of $17,430 for the whole week. If you are looking to visit the tournament only during the weekend, then you can enjoy the South Box seats for just $8,520.
As for the daily tickets, the Tribune East (not numbered) category seats start at $260 on Monday and can go up to $620 for the matches played on Sunday. Similarly, the same for the South Box/VIP Seats start at $2,000 on Monday while the same, for the final, has been priced at $2,990.
The rest of the seats across different categories have been priced between the above-mentioned limits.
Monterrey Open also offers hospitality packages, suitable for entertaining clients and family. With snacks and open bar, it is another unique way to enjoy the quality tennis action. For more information, visit the hospitality page of the Monterrey Open website.
The tickets for the 2019 Monterrey Open are already out for sale and are selling out fast. Buy them as soon as possible and enjoy watching the top players in action, live!
Player List for the 2019 WTA Monterrey
Women’s Singles: Garbine Muguruza, Angelique Kerber, Donna Vekic, Victoria Azarenka, Ana Bogdan, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.