The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is the most beautiful stop on the calendar — clay-court tennis terraced above the Mediterranean, opening the European clay season with a backdrop few venues can match.
- Dates
- April 4–11, 2027
- Venue
- Monte-Carlo Country Club
- City
- Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Surface
- Clay
- Category
- Masters 1000
- Tickets on sale
- Not announced yet
- Official tickets
- rolexmontecarlomasters.mc
When do Monte-Carlo Masters 2027 tickets go on sale?
Monte-Carlo Masters 2027 tickets haven't gone on sale yet, and the tournament hasn't announced a date. Set a free alert and we'll email you when prices show up — no need to keep checking.
About the tournament
Founded in 1897, it's one of the oldest tournaments in tennis and the first big clay event of the year. It's unusual in not being mandatory on the ATP calendar, yet its history, prestige and setting keep the best players coming. It's an ATP-only event (no WTA).
How tickets are sold
Tickets are sold by day through the official tournament channels. Early-week days offer the most matches and the widest access across the outer courts, with the show court reserved for feature matches. The setting alone makes any day worthwhile.
Getting there
The Monte-Carlo Country Club actually sits just over the border in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France, on the edge of Monaco, with courts terraced above the sea. Nice is the nearest airport (about 30–40 minutes), with the whole Riviera on your doorstep.
Good to know
Early April on the Riviera is mild and can bring spring showers on the clay. The venue's sea-view terraces are a highlight in themselves. It pairs naturally with Monaco, Nice and the Côte d'Azur.
Dates follow the 2027 tour calendar and can shift — confirm on the official site before booking travel.