The following is a list of notable tennis stadiums by capacity, that is the maximum number of spectators they can regularly accommodate.
Notes:
- Stadiums ordered by their capacity (if equal, by the first stadium to reach the capacity)
- Some of the tennis venues like the O2 Arena and Rotterdam Ahoy, are, from the outset, general or multi-purpose arenas
- The larger (mostly Association football) stadiums that incidentally may have hosted a tennis event are listed in the last section.
Current tennis stadiums
editATP/WTA/Grandslam tour tennis venues
editStadium | City | Country | Tournament hosted | Capacity | Indoor/Outdoor | Surface | Tour | Ref. | Image |
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Arthur Ashe Stadium | New York City | United States | US Open | 23,771 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [1] | |
Indian Wells Tennis Garden – Stadium 1 | Indian Wells | United States | Indian Wells Masters | 16,102 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [2] | |
Rotterdam Ahoy | Rotterdam | Netherlands | Rotterdam Open | 15,818 | indoor | hard | ATP | [3] | |
Pala Alpitour | Turin | Italy | ATP Finals (2021–2025) | 15,657 | indoor | hard | ATP | [4] | |
Accor Arena | Paris | France | Paris Masters | 15,500 | indoor | hard | ATP | [5] | |
Perth Arena | Perth | Australia | Hopman Cup (2013–19) ATP Cup (2020–2022) United Cup (2023–present) |
15,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | ATP | ||
Stade Roland Garros – Court Philippe Chatrier | Paris | France | French Open; 2024 Summer Olympics |
15,225 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | Combined | [6] | |
National Tennis Stadium | Beijing | China | China Open (2011–present); 2008 Summer Olympics |
15,000 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [7] | |
Optics Valley Int. Tennis Center – Central Court | Wuhan | China | Wuhan Open | 15,000 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | WTA | [8] | |
Wimbledon Centre Court | London | United Kingdom | The Championships, Wimbledon; 2012 Summer Olympics |
14,979 | outdoor, retractable-roof | grass | Combined | [9] | |
Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 14,820 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [10] | |
Parque Roca Stadium | Buenos Aires | Argentina | Davis Cup | 14,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | ||
Louis Armstrong Stadium | New York City | United States | US Open | 14,000 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [11] | |
Hard Rock Stadium Court | Miami | United States | Miami Masters (2019–present) | 13,800 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [12] | |
Qizhong Forest Sports City Arena | Shanghai | China | ATP World Tour Finals (2005–08); Shanghai Masters |
13,800 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | ATP | [13] | |
Armeets Arena | Sofia | Bulgaria | WTA Tournament of Champions (2012–14); Sofia Open |
13,545 | indoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [14] | |
Sobeys Stadium | Toronto | Canada | Canadian Open | 12,500 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [15] | |
Caja Mágica, Estadio Manolo Santana | Madrid | Spain | Madrid Masters | 12,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | Combined | [16] | |
Wimbledon No. 1 Court | London | United Kingdom | The Championships, Wimbledon; 2012 Summer Olympics |
12,345 | outdoor, retractable-roof (from 2019) |
grass | Combined | [9] | |
Novak Tennis Center | Belgrade | Serbia | Serbia Open (2024–present) | 12,200 | outdoor | clay | ATP | ||
IGA Stadium | Montreal | Canada | Canadian Open | 11,815 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [17] | |
OWL Arena | Halle | Germany | Gerry Weber Open | 11,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | grass | ATP | [18] | |
Lindner Family Tennis Center – Center Court | Mason | United States | Cincinnati Masters | 11,435 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [19] | |
Arena GNP Seguros | Acapulco | Mexico | Mexican Open | 10,501 | outdoor | hard | Combined | ||
Melbourne Arena | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 10,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [21] | |
NSW Tennis Centre | Sydney | Australia | Sydney International; 2000 Summer Olympics |
10,500 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [22] | |
Foro Italico, Campo Centrale | Rome | Italy | Italian Open | 10,500 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [23] | |
Credit One Stadium | Charleston | United States | Charleston Open | 10,200 | outdoor | green clay | WTA | [24] | |
Monte Carlo Country Club | Roquebrune-Cap-Martin | France | Monte-Carlo Masters | 10,200 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [25] | |
Stade Roland Garros – Court Suzanne Lenglen | Paris | France | French Open | 10,056 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | Combined | [6] | |
Am Rothenbaum | Hamburg | Germany | German Open Tennis Championships | 10,000 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | ATP | [26] | |
Ariake Coliseum | Tokyo | Japan | Japan Open Tennis Championships, Pan Pacific Open; 2020 Summer Olympics |
10,000 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | WTA/ATP | [27] | |
Lotus Court | Beijing | China | 2008 Summer Olympics; China Open |
10,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [28] | |
Seoul Olympic Park Tennis Center | Seoul | South Korea | 1988 Summer Olympics; Korea Open |
10,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [29] | |
Estoril Court Central | Oeiras | Portugal | Portugal Open | 10,000 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [30] | |
Guangdong Olympic Tennis Centre – Centre Court | Guangzhou | China | Guangzhou International Women's Open (2015–18) | 9,534 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [31] | |
St. Jakobshalle | Basel | Switzerland | Swiss Indoors | 9,000 | indoor | hard | ATP | [32] | |
Ginásio do Ibirapuera | São Paulo | Brazil | Brasil Open (2012–15, 2018–present) | 9,000 | indoor | clay | ATP | [33] | |
Pista Rafael Nadal | Barcelona | Spain | Barcelona Open | 8,800 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [34] | |
Queen's Club | London | United Kingdom | Queen's Club Championships | 8,651 | outdoor | grass | ATP | [35] | |
Delray Beach Tennis Center – Stadium | Delray Beach | United States | Delray Beach Open | 8,200 | outdoor | hard | ATP | [36] | |
Grandstand | New York City | United States | US Open | 8,125 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [37] | |
Garanti Koza Arena | Istanbul | Turkey | TEB BNP Istanbul Open | 8,000 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [38] | |
Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club | Eastbourne | United Kingdom | Eastbourne International | 8,000 | outdoor | grass | WTA | [39] | |
Indian Wells Tennis Garden – Stadium 2 | Indian Wells | United States | Indian Wells Masters | 8,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [40] | |
William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center | Washington, D.C. | United States | Washington Open | 7,500 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [41] | |
Wiener Stadthalle | Vienna | Austria | Vienna Open | 7,500 | indoor | hard | ATP | [42] | |
Margaret Court Arena | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 7,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | hard | Combined | [43] | |
Sud de France Arena | Montpellier | France | Open Sud de France | 7,500 | indoor | hard | ATP | ||
KSK Arena | St. Petersburg | Russia | St. Petersburg Open (2015–present); St. Petersburg Ladies' Trophy |
7,120 | indoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [44] | |
Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex | Doha | Qatar | Qatar Open; Qatar Ladies Open |
7,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [45] | |
Jockey Club Brasileiro | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil | Rio Open | 7,000 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [46] | |
Steffi-Graf-Stadion | Berlin | Germany | German Open (WTA) | 7,000 | outdoor | grass | WTA | [47] | |
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum | Uniondale, New York | United States | New York Open | 6,500 | indoor | hard | ATP | [48] | |
Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club | Buenos Aires | Argentina | ATP Buenos Aires | 6,250 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [49] | |
Porsche Arena | Stuttgart | Germany | Porsche Tennis Grand Prix | 6,100 | indoor | clay | WTA | [50] | |
Fairmont Acapulco Princess | Acapulco | Mexico | Mexican Open | 6,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [51] | |
Sichuan International Tennis Center – Center Court | Chengdu | China | Chengdu Open | 6,000 | outdoor | hard | ATP | [52] | |
Tennis stadium Kitzbühel | Kitzbühel | Austria | Austrian Open Kitzbühel | 5,800 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [53] | |
Intersport Arena | Linz | Austria | Generali Ladies Linz | 5,699 | WTA | [54] | |||
Pat Rafter Arena | Brisbane | Australia | Brisbane International; 2032 Summer Olympics |
5,500 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [55] | |
Tennis Club Weissenhof | Stuttgart | Germany | Mercedes Cup | 5,500 | outdoor | grass | ATP | [56] | |
Hard Rock Grandstand Court | Miami | United States | Miami Masters (2019–present) | 5,191 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [57] | |
True Arena Hua Hin – Center Court | Hua Hin | Thailand | Hua Hin Championships | 5,088 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [58] | |
Lindner Family Tennis Center – Grandstand | Mason | United States | Cincinnati Masters | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [19] | |
Dubai Tennis Stadium | Dubai | UAE | Dubai Tennis Championships | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [59] | |
Arenele BNR | Bucharest | Romania | Bucharest Open, BRD Năstase Țiriac Trophy (1993–2016) |
5,000 | outdoor | clay | WTA/ATP | [60] | |
Qizhong Forest Sports City Grand Stand Court 2 | Shanghai | China | Shanghai Masters | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | ATP | [13] | |
Kungliga tennishallen | Stockholm | Sweden | Stockholm Open | 5,000 | ATP | [61] | |||
Båstad Tennis Stadium | Båstad | Sweden | Swedish Open | 5,000 | WTA/ATP | [61] | |||
Melbourne Park – Show Court Arena | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [62] | |
Hengqin International Tennis Center | Zhuhai | China | Zhuhai Championships | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [63] | |
Memorial Drive | Adelaide | Australia | Adelaide International | 5,000 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [64] | |
Court Simonne Mathieu | Paris | France | French Open | 5,000 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [6] | |
Grand Stand | Rome | Italy | Italian Open | 5,000 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [23] | |
Arènes de Metz | Metz | France | Moselle Open | 4,303 | ATP | [65] | |||
MTTC Iphitos | Munich | Germany | BMW Open | 4,300 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [66] | |
Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes | Córdoba | Argentina | Córdoba Open | 4,270 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [67] | |
Court Banque Nationale | Montreal | Canada | Canadian Open | 4,250 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | ||
Mhalunge Balewadi Tennis Complex | Pune | India | Maharashtra Open | 4,200 | outdoor | hard | ATP | [68] | |
Shenzhen Longgang Sports Center | Shenzhen | China | WTA Shenzhen Open; ATP Shenzhen Open (2014–2018) |
4,150 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [69] | |
Lindner Family Tennis Center – Court #3 | Mason | United States | Cincinnati Masters | 4,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [19] | |
ITC Stella Maris | Umag | Croatia | Croatia Open Umag | 4,000 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [70] | |
Moon Court | Beijing | China | 2008 Summer Olympics; China Open |
4,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [28] | |
Wimbledon No. 2 Court | London | United Kingdom | The Championships, Wimbledon; 2012 Summer Olympics |
4,000 | outdoor | grass | Combined | ||
Nicola Pietrangeli | Rome | Italy | Italian Open | 3,720 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [23] | |
Victoria Park, Hong Kong | Hong Kong | China | Hong Kong Tennis Classic; Hong Kong Open |
3,607 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [71] | |
Estadio 2: Arantxa Sánchez Vicario | Madrid | Spain | Madrid Open | 3,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | Combined | [72] | |
Tuanbo International Tennis Center | Tianjin | China | Tianjin Open | 3,500 | outdoor | hard | WTA | ||
Royal Tennis Club de Marrakech | Marrakech | Morocco | Grand Prix Hassan II | 3,500 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [73] | |
ASB Centre | Auckland | New Zealand | ATP Auckland OpenWTA Auckland Open | 3,200 | outdoor | hard | WTA/ATP | [74] | |
Newport Casino | Newport | United States | US Natl. Championships (1881–1914); Hall of Fame Championships |
3,038 | outdoor | grass | ATP | [75] | |
River Oaks Country Club | Houston | United States | U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships | 3,000 | outdoor | clay | ATP | [76] | |
Melbourne Park Show Court 2 | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 3,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [77] | |
Melbourne Park Show Court 3 | Melbourne | Australia | Australian Open | 3,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [77] | |
Baku Tennis Academy Central Court | Baku | Azerbaijan | Baku Cup | 3,000 | WTA | ||||
BJK National Tennis Center – Court 17 | New York City | United States | US Open | 2,500 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [1] | |
Estadio 3 | Madrid | Spain | Madrid Open | 2,500 | outdoor, retractable-roof | clay | Combined | [72] | |
Hobart International Tennis Centre | Hobart | Australia | Hobart International | 2,800 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [78] | |
Roland Garros No. 18 Court (2018) | Paris | France | French Open | 2,200 | outdoor | clay | Combined | [6] | |
Lindner Family Tennis Center – Court 10 | Mason | United States | Cincinnati Masters | 2,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [19] | |
Qizhong Forest Sports City Court 3 | Shanghai | China | Shanghai Masters | 2,000 | outdoor | hard | ATP | [13] | |
Brad Drewett Court | Beijing | China | 2008 Summer Olympics; China Open |
2,000 | outdoor | hard | Combined | [79] | |
Wimbledon No. 3 Court | London | United Kingdom | The Championships, Wimbledon | 2,000 | outdoor | grass | Combined | [9] | |
Guangdong Olympic Tennis Centre – Court 1 | Guangzhou | China | Guangzhou International Women's Open (2015–18) | 1,845 | outdoor | hard | WTA | [31] |
Davis Cup and Federation Cup venues
editBelow is a list of, arenas, stadiums, and courts that have held a World Group match in either the Davis Cup or the Fed Cup (including world group playoffs), but that have not appeared on either the ATP or WTA tours.
The highest ever attendance record for an internationally-sanctioned competition tennis match. |
Former tennis venues
editThis is a list of stadiums that no longer host regular professional tennis tournaments in the men's or women's tour (ATP/WTA), but have done so in the past.
Other tennis events
editThe highest ever attendance record during a tennis match. |
Rank | Stadium | Capacity | Attendance | City | Country | Event hosted | Date | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | King Baudouin Stadium | 50,024 | 35,681 | Brussels | Belgium | Best of Belgium vs. Best of the World (exhibition) | 8 July 2010 | [143] |
2 | Reliant Astrodome | 46,000 | 30,472 | Houston | United States | Battle of the Sexes (exhibition) | 20 September 1973 | [144] |
3 | Plaza de Toros México | 42,000 | 42,517 | Mexico City | Mexico | Roger Federer vs. Alexander Zverev (exhibition) | 23 November 2019 | [145] |
4 | Mall of Asia Arena | 20,000 | Pasay | Philippines | International Premier Tennis League | 2014 | [146] | |
5 | Dubai Sports Complex | 15,000 | Dubai | UAE | International Premier Tennis League | 2014 | [147] | |
= | Indira Gandhi Arena | 15,000 | New Delhi | India | International Premier Tennis League | 2014 | [148] | |
7 | Perth Arena | 14,025 | Perth | Australia | Hopman Cup | 2013—2019 | [117] | |
8 | Singapore Indoor Stadium | 12,000 | Singapore | Singapore | International Premier Tennis League | 2014 | [149] | |
7 | Tennis arena Štvanice | 8,000 | Prague | Czech Republic | I.ČLTK Prague Open | 1991—present | ||
9 | Palma Arena | 7,000 | Palma de Mallorca | Spain | Battle of Surfaces (exhibition) | 2 May 2007 | [150] | |
10 | Circolo della Stampa | 7,000 | Turin | Italy | Sporting Challenger | 2002—2011 |
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