Grand Opening Show delle Nitto ATP Finals 2026

Music, showmanship, emotions, and entertainment to kick off the world’s largest indoor tennis tournament. For the third consecutive year, the Grand Opening Show of the Nitto ATP Finals returns to light up the Inalpi Arena in Turin, transforming the court into an extraordinary stage. The event is set for Thursday, November 12, 2026, when Achille Lauro will take center stage, inaugurating with his performance a week that will bring together the top eight tennis players on the planet and once again put world-class tennis in the international spotlight. Now a signature highlight of the event, the Grand Opening Show will officially kick off the Nitto ATP Finals 2026 with a spectacular production designed to blend music, sports, and entertainment into a single experience. It is an event capable of engaging thousands of spectators live and millions of fans around the globe, welcoming a week that will see Turin as the capital of world tennis and confirming the Nitto ATP Finals as one of the most prestigious and highly anticipated fixtures on the international sports calendar.

“Ridotto Tesserati” tickets are for Italian Tennis and Padel Federation members.

Each Ticket allows access to the venue only once; for this reason, without the written consent of the Organiser, a User who has left the venue will not be able to access it again by presenting the same Ticket.

All children born on or after 12 november 2025 can enter the stadium without a ticket by presenting a valid ID at the entrance, accompanied by an adult. Inside the stadium, they will not be able to occupy seats but will necessarily have to sit on the legs of the adult.

People with disabilities, with a minimum rate of 74% and those with severe disabilities, both certified at the time of purchase and at the time of entry, may purchase tickets for the event at a reduced price, until the number of seats reserved for them is sold out. Disability certification must be shown at the time of purchase and at the gates of the event. An adequate, but necessarily limited number of seats are available. For each session, each person with disabilities may purchase a maximum of one ticket for himself and one ticket for a companion. On the day of the event, the purchaser must show cupon request from the ticket inspector, badges or documentation proving actual disability. The documentation must be produced at the entrance and at each ticket request, or they will be denied entry or removed from the venue. “Accompanying” ticket holders must necessarily enter the venue together with the disabled person they are accompanying (disabled person must have purchased a ticket dedicated to disabled persons) or they will be denied entry or removed from the venue.