Accessible seats info

Ticket sales for people with disabilities began on November 25, 2024.

Spectators with a minimum disability percentage of 74% and those with severe disabilities, both certified at the time of purchase and entry, will be able to purchase tickets for the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 at a reduced price of approximately 70%, until the reserved seats are sold out. A sufficient but limited number of seats will be available for each session.

For each session, a person with disabilities who meets the requirements mentioned above can purchase a maximum of one ticket for themselves and one for their companion.

For the 2025 edition of the Nitto ATP Finals, the purchase of a ticket for the person with a disability is conditional upon the purchase of a ticket for their companion.

It is not possible to purchase tickets for the person with a disability or for the companion alone.

The cost of the ticket for a person with a disability includes the ticket for the companion and is equal to the sum of the prices of the two tickets.

The purchase can only be made online through our official website by following the instructions outlined below.

How to make an online purchase

STEP 1 – Registration

Registration is mandatory for every user. It must be made in the name of the person with disabilities. For minors under 18, registration should be made in the name of the legal guardian.

• Click the "Login" button and then "New User."
• Fill in all required fields. Check the box to accept the privacy policy and click "Register."
• Log in.
• Select the "Disabled" option and choose the type of purchase (Ambulatory or Non-Ambulatory).
• Select the session of your interest. (If you wish to exit the reserved section, click the appropriate link in the banner at the top of the page and return to the general sale for the Central Court sessions).
• Add 2 tickets in a specific sector of interest, such as Platea 2 Nord, Platea 2 Sud, Platea 2 Ovest, Platea 2 Est, and add them to the cart.
• Complete the purchase with the available payment methods on the site.

Note: The purchased tickets will be sent to the email provided during registration. For non-ambulatory disabled persons, the wheelchair space on the ticket will show a letter instead of a number. For ambulatory disabled persons, the distinction between the disabled ticket and the companion’s ticket is highlighted by the letter "D" after the disabled seat number, and the letter "A" for the companion’s seat.

STEP 2 – Rules for Access to the Venue and Documentation

On the day of the event, the purchaser must provide documentation upon request from the ticket checkers that confirms the disability.

This documentation must be shown at the entrance and upon every ticket inspection, otherwise, entry may be denied or the person may be asked to leave the venue.

Companions with the appropriate ticket must enter the venue together with the person with disabilities they are accompanying, who must also have the corresponding ticket. Failure to do so will result in denied entry and removal from the venue.