NITTO ATP FINALS 2026
Inalpi Arena · 15–22 November 2026 · The eight best players in the world, one week, one champion
November 22, 2026 · 15:00
Fifty-two weeks of tennis come down to eight men. The ATP Finals is the only tournament where every match is between top-eight players — no early rounds, no qualifiers, a round-robin where one loss can end a season. Jannik Sinner, twice the champion in Turin and the world No. 1 in the middle of the greatest year of his career, plays at home; Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev are already qualified alongside him. The remaining five places are decided in November, and an Italian night session with Sinner on court is the hottest ticket in European sport this autumn.
Inalpi Arena, built for the 2006 Winter Olympics, holds 12,000 under one roof, and 2026 is the last confirmed year of Turin's contract. If you were ever going to see the Finals in Italy, this is the year.
The week
Sunday 15 – Friday 20 November — round-robin, day and night sessions
Saturday 21 November — semi-finals
Sunday 22 November — the final
Each session is one singles match and one doubles. Day and night are separate tickets; the final and Sinner's evening sessions sell out first.
The seats
Courtside — the first rows on the baseline and the sides, closer than television ever gets
Lower tier — Categories 1 and 2, the best balance of proximity and perspective
Hospitality lounge — reserved lower-tier seat with pre-match dining, open bar and lounge access before and between matches
Weekend packages — semi-finals and final, Friday to Sunday, the same seat both days
Around the tennis
Turin is compact and elegant — the royal palaces, the Egyptian Museum, aperitivo under the arcades of Piazza San Carlo. Milan is an hour by train for shopping and La Scala; Piedmont's wine country is forty minutes away, and November is white truffle season in Alba. A three-day tennis weekend becomes a week in northern Italy without effort.
Through Obsidians
Tickets and hospitality secured after official sales close, a hotel in the centre of Turin or in Milan, private transfers, and the extension to Alba or Lake Como. Field completes in early November. Price on request, confirmation within 24 hours.
What's included
- Fast Confirmation
Tickets
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TICKET CATEGORIES — NITTO ATP FINALS, INALPI ARENA
15–22 November 2026
€2000
- Seats are sold by session (day or night) or as a semi-final and final package. The court runs east–west on the plan; the long sides — where television watches from — face the East and West stands.
- Courtside-The first rows on the court's long sides, sections 105–107 and 116–118, at the players' eye level. Every serve, every rally, the sound of the ball — the closest seats in tennis. Sold per session; the final sells out first.
- Category 1 — Lower tier, long sides,Rows behind Courtside in sections 105–107 and 116–118, plus the baseline sections 101, 122, 111 and 112. Full-length view of the court from low down; the seats most regulars choose.
- Category 2 — Lower tier, corners,Sections 102–104, 108–110, 113–115 and 119–121. Still on the lower tier, an angled view of the court at a step below Category 1 pricing.
- Category 3 — Upper tier,Sections 201–222 on the second level, all around the arena. An elevated view that shows the whole court and the patterns of play; the best value for a full week of sessions.
- Category 4 — Upper tier, west end,Sections 301–305 at the top of the West stand. The accessible entry to the Finals: the same arena, the same eight players, the widest view.
- Hospitality Lounge - A reserved seat in the lower tier with access to the hospitality lounge before and between matches: pre-session dining, open bar, dedicated entrance and host. Available per session and as a weekend package.
- Packages
- Semi-finals and Final — Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, the same seat both days
- Full week — every session from Sunday 15 to Sunday 22, one seat for the tournament
- Price on request, confirmation within 24 hours; Courtside and Final tickets secured after official sales close.