Citi Open Tickets

Citi Open Ticket Information

Widely regarded as one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world, the Citi Open has fans on their feet each day as marquee athletes from all over the globe battle it out round after round. With Citi Open tickets from Vivid Seats, you’ll be up close and personal for each match of the thrilling ATP World Tour event. Take a look at the sessions listed above to determine the date(s) you’d like to attend.

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Facts About the Citi Open

Tournament Location: Washington, D.C., USA
Club Name: William H.G. Fitzgerald Tennis Center
Court Surface: Hard
Total Purse: $1,049,760

Citi Open Returns as One of Top Tennis Tournaments for 2012

The nation’s capital will once again play host to one of just 11 ATP World Tour 500 tournaments in the world, as the Citi Open is set to take place July 28-Aug. 5 at the William H.G. Fitzgerald Tennis Center in Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C. The event, which is one of 10 summer tournaments comprising the Olympus US Open Series, will be broken down by session so be sure to check out the wide variety of 2012 Citi Open tickets we have available.

As one of the top tournaments in the world, the Citi Open, previously called the “Legg Mason Classic,” has traditionally drawn some of the top names in tennis as advanced by the list of past champs which includes five-time winner Andre Agassi and three-time victor Andy Roddick.  more