Tickets for the Rome Masters tournament are generally located between the service lines.

You can attend matches on all the side courts.

Is this a combined, Men's and Women's event?
Yes, the Tournament is a combined event, with men and women playing over nine days. On the very same day therefore, as regularly happens in the four Grand Slam tournaments, fans will be able to see Nadal, Federer and Djokovic in action alongside the best that the women’s circuit has to offer as well as the Italian heroines Francesca Schiavone, Flavia Pennetta and Roberta Vinci.

When was the new Center Court opened?
The new Centre Court was opened during the 2010 tournament and unanimously considered amongst players and tennis experts as the tennis stadium with the best visibility in the world in every seating area. 2012 will also the inauguration of the new SuperTennis Arena – last year called Court 10. It will be a second ticketed show court with far more comfort and facilities than last year’s Court 10. The Nicola Pietrangeli Stadium meanwhile will be open to all grounds pass holders, with the result that the Foro Italico will now have 11 courts in total: three for the practice sessions and eight for singles and doubles action.
The Foro Italico combined event will run from Saturday 12 - Sunday 20 May, meaning that it should be played in favourable weather conditions, making each day’s tennis even more of an event. The tournament has gone from strength to strength in recent years to become one of the most prestigious and well-loved events on the calendar – a veritable “fifth Grand Slam”, in fact.

Are there night matches?
The Centre Court will host a very attractive night session, while the SuperTennis Arena will have a long-session programme featuring top-class matches.

• Daily Breakfast Guided Professional City Tour of Rome's Historic Sites
• CTT Tour Gifts

Your Rome Masters Package contents are delivered to you by FedEx a few weeks before the start of the tournament.