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From 18 to 25 April 2027, at the Gare Maritime, Tour & Taxis, in Brussels. Eight days, three courts and two sessions a day.

Ticketing is operated by Fever. This site links to the exact Fever page of each formula when the 2027 grid opens. The sale takes place entirely on Fever, which applies its own terms and conditions.

Session tickets (All Day on the opening days, then Day, Evening or Combi), Fixed Seating with a numbered seat, the Private Rooftop for 50 to 100 guests, and VIP hospitality with the Hospitality Lounge and VIP Boxes for six.

Two — a day session and an evening session — from Wednesday 21 April 2027. The opening days are sold as All Day access.

Yes: Fixed Seating lets you pick a stand in Fever and gives you a numbered seat for the whole session. Free Seating is unnumbered; VIP and rooftop do not use numbered seats.

With Fixed Seating, yes. With Free Seating, your place may be taken if you leave between matches — you can sit anywhere else in the same stand.

Brussels-North station is a 15-minute walk, and a free weekday shuttle runs every 8 to 15 minutes from 05:00 to 22:00. Metro lines 2 and 6 stop at Ribaucourt and Yser; bus lines 14, 15, 57, 88 and 89 stop in front of the site; trams 51 and 93 stop at Sainctelette.

Parking changes during the week: Parking Esplanade T&T, Avenue du Port 88, on the opening days, then the Proximus Tower with a free shuttle every 15 minutes. The last shuttle leaves Tour & Taxis one hour after the end of the last match.

Yes: free secure bike parking at 86C Avenue du Port and 1–11 Rue Picard, with e-bike charging. A Villo! station is at 7 Rue Picard, in front of the site.

The fixed-seat, VIP, staff and Padel Village entrances are different doors. Your ticket tells you which one to use, and stewards are at each entrance.

Yes. Kids fare from 5 to 14 years old; under 5 admission is free with the child on a parent's lap. The organiser may ask for a child's ID at the entrance.

No. All bags are inspected, and food and drinks, pets and camera flashes are prohibited. Reusable water bottles can be filled on site.

The Tero bar and food stands in the Padel Village, catering by Teroir in hospitality, and Belgian street food on the rooftop. Food service follows the session times.

You buy them at the time of booking. The amount is loaded on a card handed to you on site, and the card works in the bars of the site.

No. Session times and court allocations can change with the official tournament schedule, and the end of a session depends on how the matches go.

Write to hello@brusselspremierpadel.be before your visit: we arrange the access and the seating with the venue. An accessibility guide is published with the 2027 practical information.

Re-entry conditions are confirmed with the venue before the event. If you have a Fixed Seating ticket, your numbered seat stays yours for the session.

The press page explains how to request the photo library, the logos and the press kit.

Write to hello@brusselspremierpadel.be, or use the contact form. We answer within 48 hours.