Rogers Cup Womens Tickets

Rogers Cup Womens Ticket Information

The Rogers Cup women’s tournament presents the perfect opportunity to take in two weeks of tennis at its finest. With the world’s best athletes sprinkled throughout the bracket, you’ll have plenty of chances to catch your favorite stars with Rogers Cup tennis tickets from Vivid Seats. You’ll be able to shop with ease as you search through our user-friendly site, which includes the event schedule above broken down by date, round, and session. Regardless of the purchase, we extend all our customers the same efficiency and support so your Rogers Cup tickets transaction is as stress-free as possible.

Every purchase made through Vivid Seats is accompanied by our 100% Buyer Guarantee. This means your order is sure to be authentic and accurate. There’s also no need to worry if your Rogers Cup tickets will arrive in time. With our guarantee, you can rest assured that you’ll receive your tickets in advance of the match.

To find your tickets, look on the next page for the section and price that works best for you. Be sure to read over any “notes” from the seller by clicking on the icon to the right of the row for your desired tickets. The seating chart also can be used to help you get an idea for where you’ll be located in the venue. For any questions or concerns, please contact us by phone (1.866.848.8499) or the Live Chat link at the top of the page.

Facts About the Women’s Rogers Cup

Tournament Location: Montreal, Quebec
Club Name: Uniprix Stadium
Court Surface: Hard (DecoTurf)
Total Purse: $2,168,400

2012 Rogers Cup Women's Tournament Returns to Montreal

Each year, tennis fans from all over the globe flock to the two-week men’s and women’s Rogers Cup events hosted by Tennis Canada in Toronto and Montreal. The men’s and women’s tournaments alternate sites each year, which means the women will be back in Montreal for 2012, competing at Uniprix Stadium, Aug. 4-13.

Those in attendance for last year’s tournament witnessed the current ninth-ranked player in the world, Serena Williams, claim the singles title, while Liezel Huber and Lisa Raymond won doubles.  more