Public ticket sales for Indian Wells 2027 opened in early September 2026. Here is a breakdown of ticket types, approximate prices, and which one is right for you.
Ticket Types & Prices
| Ticket Type | Approx. Price | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Family Day (Feb 27) | Free | Community day before qualifying |
| Qualifying (Feb 28–Mar 2) | $10 | Full grounds & practice courts, proceeds to charity |
| Grounds Pass | $30–$60/day | General admission, Stadiums 3–9 |
| Stadium reserved (single session) | $35–$500+ | Reserved seat in a main stadium |
| Mini packages | $540–$1,330 | Multiple sessions, same seat |
| Full series | From ~$875 | Every session, both weeks |
Important: Stadium 2 Rule for 2027
Stadium 2 is reserved seating only in 2027. A Grounds Pass will not get you in, and neither will a Stadium 1 ticket — you need a dedicated Stadium 2 reserved ticket.
Which Ticket Is Right for You
For the best value, the first week is where it’s at: a Grounds Pass lets you roam the outer stadiums and practice courts close to top players. For guaranteed access to the biggest names, buy a reserved Stadium 1 session. Qualifying weekend and Family Day are the cheapest days and ideal for families. Buy only from the official box office or authorised partners.
See the full schedule to pick your dates, and check the venue guide for court capacities and access rules.
Related Pages
Before you buy, check the day-by-day schedule to pick the right session, see who’s likely to be on court via the player field, and browse the venue guide for stadium and gate details. See prize money & points for context on how much these matches are worth, and watch the latest news for on-sale alerts and schedule changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are tickets for Indian Wells 2027?
From free (Family Day) and $10 (qualifying) up to $500+ for premium finals seats.
What is the cheapest way to attend?
Qualifying days (Feb 28–Mar 2) at $10 per ticket, or free Family Day on Feb 27.
What is a Grounds Pass?
General admission covering Stadiums 3 through 9 and the practice courts.
Do I need a separate ticket for Stadium 2?
Yes, Stadium 2 requires its own reserved ticket in 2027; Grounds Passes and Stadium 1 tickets do not grant entry.
Where should I buy tickets?
Only from the official box office or authorised ticketing partners, never unverified resellers.