Prices by round
| Round | Starting from |
|---|---|
| Qualifying | €99 |
| 1st round | €169 |
| 2nd round | €229 |
| 3rd round | €249 |
| Quarterfinals | €349 |
| Semifinals | €349 |
| Final | €349 |
Starting prices are for the most affordable seating category on Court Rainier III. Higher categories cost significantly more, especially for the final, see the seating breakdown on our venue guide.
See current availability and pricingWhy the quarterfinals, semifinals and final cost the same
Unlike most tournaments, the entry-level ticket price doesn’t keep climbing after the quarterfinals. What changes instead is the seating category mix: as the draw narrows, more of the affordable categories sell out first, so the realistic price you’ll pay for the final tends to be higher even though the starting price on paper looks the same as the quarterfinals.
What’s included
The prices above are for Court Rainier III, the centre court. Tennis Ticket Service also sells tickets for Court des Princes, the club’s second show court, separately and typically at a lower price, from around €76 for qualifying up to the quarterfinals, after which all matches move to Court Rainier III. A Court Rainier III ticket doesn’t include Court des Princes, and vice versa, the two require separate tickets. We don’t currently offer a grounds pass for the outer practice courts.
When tickets are cheapest
Qualifying is the cheapest ticket at the tournament, and the opening rounds stay affordable with plenty of tennis across the grounds. If you’d rather see a Masters 1000 final without paying Madrid or Rome prices, Monte-Carlo is noticeably the more affordable option of the three.
For more on timing your purchase, see our guide on how early to buy Monte-Carlo Masters tickets.
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