Dubai Open 2027 — Full Tennis Schedule
Dubai Open — Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships 2027, Feb 14–27
Two back-to-back world-class tournaments at Dubai Tennis Stadium. WTA 1000 and ATP 500 on the fastest hard court in the Middle East.
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Two back-to-back world-class tournaments at Dubai Tennis Stadium. WTA 1000 and ATP 500 on the fastest hard court in the Middle East.
WTA 1000 Tournament
Women's WeekATP 500 Tournament
Men's WeekTournament Structure
The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships — the tournament most people call the Dubai Open — runs in 2027 as two consecutive tournaments at the same venue, the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium at the Aviation Club in Al Garhoud.
- WTA 1000 — February 14–20, 2027: a 56-player women's draw over seven days. Qualifying is expected on Friday 12 and Saturday 13 February, as in previous editions; the main draw opens on Sunday 14 February, and the final is scheduled for Saturday 20 February. The top eight seeds enter in the second round, so the first two days belong to the rest of the field and the qualifiers.
- ATP 500 — February 22–27, 2027: a 32-player men's draw over six days, with every seeded player in action from the first round. Qualifying is expected on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 February, and the final takes place on Saturday 27 February — traditionally one of the most atmospheric sessions of the year.
Each day of play has traditionally been split into a day session and an evening session; in the 2026 edition the women's week started at 11:00 and 19:00, the men's week at 14:00 and 19:00, semi-finals at 13:30 and 19:00, and the finals days opened with the doubles final at 16:30 followed by the singles final at 19:00. The 2027 order of play and exact start times are published by the organiser closer to the event, and individual day pages show them as they are confirmed.
How to Choose Your Day
A ticket covers one day of play — every match scheduled on Centre Court that day, plus the outer courts. Here is how most fans plan their visit:
- Finals only: Saturday 20 February (WTA final) or Saturday 27 February (ATP final) — the highest intensity, highest demand sessions. Book early.
- Quarter-finals and semi-finals: 18–19 February (WTA) or 25–26 February (ATP) — the strongest match-ups guaranteed, with better seat availability than the finals.
- Early rounds: 14–17 February (WTA) or 22–24 February (ATP) — the most affordable days, several matches per session, and the best way to see many players in one visit.
- Both weeks: attending the WTA and ATP events gives a complete experience across two weekends.
Check the individual day pages for categories and pricing across the Prime A, Prime B, Grandstand Lower and Grandstand Upper categories.