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Montreal : August 1 - August 13, 2026
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Toronto : August 1 - August 13, 2026
Montreal : August 1 - August 13, 2026
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Toronto : August 1 - August 13, 2026

Attendee Frequently Asked Questions

  • We recommend arriving 60 to 90 minutes ahead of the scheduled time of your first ticketed match. That ensures you'll have enough time to enter the stadium, go through security and bag check, explore the site and activations, grab food and drinks, and make the quick walk to the court for the start of play.

    In addition to your reserved seat during your session, your ticket gives you access to the grounds all day until the site closes. However, you will need to vacate your seats for the next session. You'll still have access to Rogers Court on level 200 (first-come, first-served) and to all secondary courts (first-come, first-served).

  • Parking in and around IGA Stadium is extremely limited. We strongly recommend using public transportation to travel to IGA Stadium. 

    Parking on-site is a privilege reserved for buyers of pairs of tickets in the 100 level of Centre Court via the official NBO website. If this applies to you, a parking pass will be added to your National Bank Open account prior to your session.

    Be sure to verify if your ticket includes parking and where your designated lot is located before driving your vehicle to IGA Stadium.


    P-VO: 285 Gary-Carter – On-Court seat
    P1: 285 Gary-Carter – Platinum
    P2 : 7353-7369 Mile End Street - Private suites
    P3: 129-195 Jarry West – Gold
    P5 : 85 Jarry West – Private suites
    P6* : 405 Ogilvy – Silver
    P7 : 862 Émile-Journault Ave. – Silver and Bronze (Shuttle service available)
    *Open evenings and weekends only. Silver package holders have access to parking P7 during daytime sessions.

  • Tap “Shop” on the bottom menu on the app home screen. 

    Tip: Add your tickets to your phone's mobile wallet for the smoothest experience when you reach the gates.

Volunteer and Ball Crew FAQ

  • Yes. Volunteers receive tickets to attend the tournament, which they may give to family or friends. In Toronto, volunteers may also receive discounts on additional ticket purchases.

  • In Montreal, volunteers must be available to work a minimum of seven shifts. In Toronto, volunteers must work at least 42 hours over six or seven shifts.

  • For the Toronto tournament, new Ball Crew must be born between 2009 – 2014. For the Montreal tournament, new Ball Crew must be born between 2010-2013. 

    To learn more about the criteria and the application process, visit this page.

  • You must first submit an online application. Tennis Canada will then contact you with the tryout dates. Attendance at all tryout days is mandatory to be considered. In Montreal, the selection process and training camp take place over three days, while in Toronto tryouts are held over two days.

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