Free entry
The Padel Village is the place to be
Courts 2 and 3, the Tero bar, the brands, the big screens and the music. No Central Court ticket needed — the village is open to everyone.
What it is
A full day out, with or without a ticket
The Padel Village sits at the heart of the site, next to the Lotto Court and the Nextensa Court. Matches run all day on courts 2 and 3, the big screens carry the Central Court, and the Tero bar keeps the day going.
This is where the padel brands gather: the best of them, in one place, for a few days. It may be your only chance to try all the rackets you want in the same afternoon.
- Free access to courts 2 and 3
- Big screens for the Central Court
- Tero bar and food stands
- Padel brands and gear testing
- Kids and adults activities
- DJ set at night
What you find there
Four reasons to come early and stay late
01
Courts 2 and 3
Competition all day on the outside courts, with free access to the stands. The matches start before the Central Court opens.
02
Big screens
Every Central Court match on the big screens of the village. You do not need a Central Court ticket to follow the tournament.
03
Tero bar and food
Drinks and food all day in the village, plus the bar that stays open into the evening.
04
Brands and gear
The best padel brands in one place for a few days: rackets to test, equipment to try, activations to play.
Free access, ticketed Central Court
- Courts 2 and 3 and the Padel Village are free to enter, all week.
- The Central Court requires a ticket: sessions are sold per day, with day, evening and combi formats from Wednesday.
- Some activities in the village are run by partners and may have their own conditions.
Page updated 21 October 2026
The village
The atmosphere
Exhibitors
Show your brand where the padel crowd is
Exhibitor packages include a stand in the Padel Village, visibility on site and during the week, and the possibility to run activations with the public.
Exhibitor terms for 2027 are confirmed with the commercial team. Ask for the package and we will send the details.
- Stand in the Padel Village
- Visibility during the tournament
- Activations with the public
The finals are ticketed — the village is not
Come for a day in the village, or add a Central Court session to see the finals up close.