The BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells is often called the "fifth Slam" — the most prestigious event outside the four majors, set against the desert and mountains of the Coachella Valley. Spacious, sun-soaked and beautifully run, it's a favourite of players and fans alike.
- Dates
- March 3–14, 2027
- Venue
- Indian Wells Tennis Garden
- City
- Indian Wells, United States
- Surface
- Hard
- Category
- Masters 1000 / WTA 1000
- Tickets on sale
- On sale now
- Official tickets
- bnpparibasopen.com
When do Indian Wells 2027 tickets go on sale?
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About the tournament
A combined ATP and WTA 1000 held at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, one of the largest tennis-dedicated venues in the world. Its scale, perfect weather and player facilities have earned it repeated "tournament of the year" honours and its unofficial "fifth Grand Slam" nickname.
How tickets are sold
Tickets are sold by session through the official BNP Paribas Open channels. A single grounds or stadium ticket gives generous access across multiple courts — part of the appeal, since you can watch stars up close early in the event. The first week offers the best value.
Getting there
Indian Wells sits in the Coachella Valley near Palm Springs, California — desert resort country framed by mountains, with a calm, upscale, sunny feel. Palm Springs is the closest airport; Los Angeles is roughly two hours away.
Good to know
March in the desert is warm and dry with cool evenings. The venue is famously spacious and easy to walk, with excellent food. As a two-week combined event, you get men's and women's tennis on the same trip.
Dates follow the 2027 tour calendar and can shift — confirm on the official site before booking travel.