EXPERIENCE THE EXCITEMENT AND THE ENERGY
STAR SIGHTINGS EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK
The popularity of the NBO continues to grow year after year. Simply put, it's the place to be and the FOMO is real. Not only do we host top athletes who are historical figures in the sport and who inspire fans around the world, but chances are you'll also cross paths with the biggest names in the Quebec entertainment industry.
A STAPLE ON MONTREAL'S CALENDAR OF EVENTS
When talking about must-see summer events in Montreal, the NBO deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, the International Jazz Festival, and Osheaga. Did you know that IGA Stadium used to be home to the Montreal Expos? Located within the confines of Jarry Park, the tournament has become a worthy successor to our beloved baseball team.
COMBINE ON-COURT THRILLS WITH OFF-COURT CELEBRATIONS
The list of attractions offered on-site throughout the week is as long as it is diverse. Special theme days, opportunities to try tennis, live entertainment, and so much more. It's easy to choose your days or evenings according to the activities schedule.
GROUPS
Share an unforgettable experience with your friends or colleagues while taking advantage of our special group discounts on seats in Levels 200 and 300 on Centre Court.
CREATE NEW MEMORIES AND HAVE FUN DOING IT
GROUNDS PASSES
Access the on-site activities and watch the matches on the secondary courts. It's the ideal way to get your first taste of the tennis tournament vibes. They're immaculate, we promise. PASSES AVAILABLE EARLY JUNE!
PRESS GALLERY
Upgrade your experience with some exclusive perks. Plus, the view from the press gallery really is something else.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
How many players are in the tournament?
A total of 56 players are entered in both the singles main draws of the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Montreal and the WTA 1000 draw in Toronto.
How many rounds are there?
There are six rounds in singles played over seven days before a winner is declared and five rounds in doubles.
How does the scoring work?
The National Bank Open in Montreal and Toronto uses tennis' standard scoring system to determine the winner of each contest. The singles matches are best-of-three sets. Meanwhile, doubles matches are also best-of-3 with a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a full third set.
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