2019 shanghai tennis masters tickets

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【Ticketing Information】

October 5 is Player Training Day.

Stadium 2 can also be seen with tickets to the Central Court.

【Schedule time】

Oct. 5: The Central Stadium Competition begins at 12:00 p.m. in the field qualifying competition.

October 6-11: The first match starts at 1:00 p.m.

October 12: A doubles semi-final at 1:00 p.m., the first singles semi-final is no earlier than 4:30 p.m., and the second singles semi-final is no earlier than 8:00 p.m.

October 13: Doubles finals at 1:00 p.m., singles finals no earlier than 4:30 p.m.

【Shanghai Rolex Masters Terms】

Shanghai Qizhong Tennis Center (hereinafter referred to as "venue") is the venue of the Shanghai Rolex Masters Competition. It has a central stadium, a No. 2 stadium, a No. 3 stadium and a number of practice fields. The above court can arrange six matches at the same time.

Audiences holding tickets to the Grand Stadium can enter Stadium No. 2, and those holding tickets to the Grand Stadium No. 2 can enter all other stadiums except the Grand Stadium. Audiences holding series tickets can enter all the stadiums during the game. There are no reserved or numbered seats in courts other than the Central Court, so the sponsors of the event reserve the right to restrict the audience's access to the above courts according to their actual attendance.

Students (full-time) and wheelchair audiences should abide by the special terms and conditions of tickets published annually. The children were allowed full admission.

Once the tickets are sold, the sponsors of the event will not accept any requests for refund, change, replacement and redistribution under any circumstances. Tickets are obtained through channels designated by the sponsor of the event. Any transfer or resale of tickets for profit-making purposes is not protected by law. Ticket purchasers are at risk of obtaining forged, stolen or used tickets, which may result in refusal to enter or expel the venue.

All terms are written in Chinese and translated into foreign languages.