Sony Ericsson Open Tickets

2012 Sony Ericsson Open Ticket Information

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Facts About the Sony Ericsson Open

Tournament Location: Key Biscayne, Miami, Florida, U.S.
Club Name: Tennis Center at Crandon Park
Court Surface: Hard (laykold)
Total Purse: Over $3,645,000
Most Recent Champions: Novak Djokovic and Agnieszka RadwaÅ?ska

 

Newly Renamed Sony Open Continues Growth

The Sony Ericsson Open tournament will be named Sony Open (Tennis) starting in 2013, but the electric play on the court promises to be as impressive as always. Last year's tournament is one of the hottest selling events in Miami, as an all-time attendance record was set for the fifth time in six years, with 326,131 guests visiting the Tennis Center at Crandon Park.

The event boasted a record 14 session sellouts and set five session attendance records, and there’s no reason to believe, with Miami’s great weather and the biggest names in tennis on hand, that come March, more records won’t be shattered.  more