Session tickets to the Cincinnati Open go on sale soon. How to buy

The Cincinnati Open will drop a new round of tickets this week.

Tickets to single sessions, specific time blocks during the tournament, will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 12, according to a release from the Cincinnati Open.

With session tickets, fans can choose which days they want to attend the tournament. Session tickets give ticket holders access to all match and practice courts on the tournament grounds during specific hours. There will be 23 sessions during the tournament.

Fans can get 24-hour early access to single-session tickets, beginning Wednesday, March 11, by registering for the ticket pre-sale. Registration for the pre-sale is available on cincinnatiopen.com/2026-ticket/pre-sale and will close on Tuesday, March 10. 

Full Series ticket packages, giving access to all 23 sessions, have sold out. Limited multi-day ticket packages remain available and are on sale now at cincinnatiopen.com. 

Cincinnati Open tournament schedule

The Cincinnati Open will take place from Aug. 11-23 at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio.

• Aug. 11-12: Qualifiers.
• Aug. 13-18: Main draw matches. First, second and third rounds each split over two days.
• Aug. 19: All Round of 16 singles matches.
• Aug. 20-21: Quarterfinal matches.
• Aug 22: Four semifinal matches.
• Aug 23: Title matches.

How will single-session tickets work?

There will be one session for the Aug. 11-12 qualifying days. There will be two sessions available each day for Aug. 13-22 matches. One session will start in the late morning and the second session will start in the evening.

There will be one session available for the title matches on Sunday, Aug. 23. Reserved seats are available for purchase on both P&G Center Court and Grandstand Court. 

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Cincinnati Open 2026 tickets. How to get tickets to single sessions