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2012 ticket types

2012 AEGON International | 17-23 June

Tickets are divided into daily and weekly, which allow access to either the Centre Court and other courts or just the No1 Court and outside courts. 

Daily passes include evening sessions as well as the day. Weekly tickets are highly sought after and include Centre Court seating from Monday to Saturday. 

Ground passes allow ticket holders to watch matches on the outside courts throughout the tournament, and easily offer the best value as they include access to the No1 Court.

imageDAILY TICKET | As the name indicates, these allow ticket holders to watch matches during the day at Devonshire Park, and include the outside courts during the evening sessions.

imageWEEKLY TICKET | Premium ticket that is a must-have for any true tennis fan. But a lack of leisure time and money does not permit thousands to take up the opportunity to see Eastbourne's very own mini-Wimbledon. These popular tickets are available for the Centre Court, and offer extra value for money over buying tickets on a daily basis. 

imageGROUND PASS | These allow ticket holders to watch matches on the outside courts throughout the AEGON International, and easily offer the best value as they include access to the No1 Court.

imageCENTRE COURT TICKET | More expensive as the top stars and British players tend to be favoured to be under the spotlight of the appreciative crowd. Ticket holders also have the option to watch other matches on the No1 Court.

Ticket prices

imageTickets for the 2012 AEGON International are generally more expensive the closer you are to the action.

Ground tickets are ideal for those who prefer the more intimate experience and excitement away from the Centre Court. And ground tickets includes entrance to the compact No1 Court, carpeted with the grass that was originally on Wimbledon's Centre Court at the prestigious All England Club.

Weekly prices, which covers both the men's and women's tournaments, will be held at increase from the 2010 and 2011 prices (£165 for a Category 3 ticket through to £195 for a Category 1 ticket) to £200 for the 2012 event. 

day/date ground pass centre court
monday 18 june £14
 £20-£27
tuesday 19 june £14 £20-£27
wednesday 20 june £14 £20-£39
thursday 21 june £14 £20-£39
friday 22 june £14 £18-£41
saturday 23 june £5 £41

How to reserve tickets

centre court at eastbourneDevonshire Park will host the combined tennis tournaments at Eastbourne for only the fourth time in June 2012. 

For the first time ever, tennis tickets for Eastbourne have been restricted. And the only way to secure tickets for the festival of tennis from 10 March 2012 is by contacting the official box office hotlines on:
0121.780.3127 and 0121.789.4133.

Centre Court guide

centre court at eastbourneDevonshire Park is a world-class arena, and plays host to Davis Cup matches, County Cup finals as well as the traditional grass court tournament held the week before the Wimbledon Championships. 

But with four very different stands, it is worth choosing with care where to find the most suitable seating at Eastbourne. And do remember that the town is known as "the sunshine coast" for a reason, so bring your sun lotion.

north standNORTH STAND | This is the most popular place to sit, as it is set behind the baseline. This is the best seating on Centre Court if you want to join the traditionally vocal crowd and soak in the sunshine. It is fairly well known that Eastbourne is famously known as 'the sunshine coast'. 
>> In the event of evacuation exit at gates 5 & 6.
  

east standEAST STAND | This has, over the years, proved to be most popular with the regular fans who turn up each year to watch world-class tennis at Devonshire Park. Positioned on the side of the Centre Court, these seats attract local sunshine all day (so it is advisable to bring your sun lotion).
>> In the event of evacuation exit at gates 6 & 7.


south standSOUTH STAND | Offers exactly the same view as the TV cameras, which is useful if you are going to watch most of the tournament from the comfort of your own home. Tickets are usually available on the day for the South Stand, except for the semi-finals and finals, and is where the players' entourage and coaches sit to write their notes.
>> In the event of evacuation exit at gates 7 & 8.


west standWEST STAND | This tends to play host to what can only be described as a conservative set of tennis fans. Expect a more reserved ambience, but hardly any quips from the West Stand. However, once the sun starts dropping in mid-afternoon fans tend to be left shivering in the shade, so bring a jumper or two.
>> In the event of evacuation exit at gates 5 & 8.