Paris Masters 2026: Complete Dates, Tickets, Schedule & Venue Guide

The Paris Masters 2026, officially the Rolex Paris Masters 2026, returns as the final ATP Masters 1000 event of the season. Taking place from October 31 to November 8 at the Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre, this edition marks the tournament’s 40th anniversary and serves as a critical stop for year-end ranking points and ATP Finals qualification.

As the last Masters 1000 before the Nitto ATP Finals, the Paris Masters 2026 attracts the world’s top players on indoor hard courts. Defending champion Jannik Sinner will not compete after ending his season due to a knee injury, opening the field for contenders including Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic and Félix Auger-Aliassime.

Paris Masters 2026 Schedule and Key Dates

The official Paris Masters schedule begins with qualifying rounds on Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1. Main-draw action starts Monday, November 2 and concludes with the singles and doubles finals on Sunday, November 8.

Provisional rounds follow this structure:

Rolex Paris Masters 2026: Order of Play (Oct 31 – Nov 8)

Rolex Paris Masters 2026: Order of Play (Oct 31 – Nov 8)
Date	Day	Court	Time (Paris)	Time (ET)	Matches
Oct 31	Sat	Court 1	From 10:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Qualifying 1st Round (6 matches)
Oct 31	Sat	Court 2	From 10:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Qualifying 1st Round (6 matches)
Nov 1	Sun	Court 1	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Qualifying 2nd Round (3 matches)
Nov 1	Sun	Court 2	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Qualifying 2nd Round (3 matches)
Nov 2	Mon	Court 1	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Doubles 1st Round (6 matches)
Nov 2	Mon	Court 2	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Doubles 1st Round (2 matches)
Nov 2	Mon	Centre Court	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Singles 1st Round (3 matches) & Doubles 1st Round (1 match)
Nov 2	Mon	Centre Court	Not before 7:30 PM	Not before 1:30 PM	Singles 1st Round (1 match)
Nov 2	Mon	Centre Court	Not before 8:30 PM	Not before 2:30 PM	Singles 1st Round (1 match)
Nov 3	Tue	Court 1	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Singles 1st Round (4 matches), Doubles 2nd Round (2 matches)
Nov 3	Tue	Court 2	From 2:00 PM	From 8:00 AM	Singles 1st Round (4 matches), Doubles 2nd Round (2 matches)
Nov 3	Tue	Centre Court	From 11:00 AM	From 5:00 AM	Singles 1st Round (1 match), Singles 2nd Round (2 matches), Doubles 1st Round (1 match)
Nov 3	Tue	Centre Court	Not before 7:30 PM	Not before 1:30 PM	Singles 2nd Round (1 match)
Nov 3	Tue	Centre Court	Not before 8:30 PM	Not before 2:30 PM	Singles 2nd Round (1 match)
Nov 4	Wed	Court 1	From 10:30 AM	From 4:30 AM	Singles 2nd Round (6 matches)
Nov 4	Wed	Court 2	From 10:30 AM	From 4:30 AM	Doubles 2nd Round (5 matches)
Nov 4	Wed	Centre Court	From 10:30 AM	From 4:30 AM	Doubles 2nd Round (5 matches)
Nov 4	Wed	Centre Court	Not before 7:30 PM	Not before 1:30 PM	Singles 2nd Round (1 match)
Nov 4	Wed	Centre Court	Not before 8:30 PM	Not before 2:30 PM	Singles 2nd Round (1 match)
Nov 5	Thu	Court 1	From 10:30 AM	From 4:30 AM	Singles 3rd Round (2 matches), Doubles 3rd Round (3 matches), Doubles Quarter-finals (1 match)
Nov 5	Thu	Centre Court	From 10:30 AM	From 4:30 AM	Singles 3rd Round (4 matches)
Nov 5	Thu	Centre Court	Not before 7:30 PM	Not before 1:30 PM	Singles 3rd Round (1 match)
Nov 5	Thu	Centre Court	Not before 8:30 PM	Not before 2:30 PM	Singles 3rd Round (1 match)
Nov 6	Fri	Court 1	From 2:00 PM	From 8:00 AM	Doubles Quarter-finals (1 match)
Nov 6	Fri	Court 1	Not before 3:30 PM	Not before 9:30 AM	Doubles Quarter-finals (2 matches)
Nov 6	Fri	Centre Court	From 2:00 PM	From 8:00 AM	Singles Quarter-finals (2 matches)
Nov 6	Fri	Centre Court	Not before 7:30 PM	Not before 1:30 PM	Singles Quarter-final (1 match)
Nov 6	Fri	Centre Court	Not before 8:30 PM	Not before 2:30 PM	Singles Quarter-final (1 match)
Nov 7	Sat	Centre Court	From 11:45 AM	From 5:45 AM	Doubles Semi-finals (1 match)
Nov 7	Sat	Centre Court	Not before 2:00 PM	Not before 8:00 AM	Singles Semi-finals (2 matches), Doubles Semi-finals (1 match)
Nov 8	Sun	Centre Court	From 12:15 PM	From 6:15 AM	Doubles Final (1 match)
Nov 8	Sun	Centre Court	Not before 3:00 PM	Not before 9:00 AM	Singles Final (1 match)

Day and evening sessions are scheduled throughout the week, with exact match times confirmed closer to the event on the official tournament website. The Paris Masters schedule also includes a wheelchair competition in the final days.

How to Buy Paris Masters Tickets

Demand for Paris Masters tickets remains high, especially for later rounds. Tickets are available through the official Rolex Paris Masters ticketing site. Options include single-day passes, evening sessions, multi-day packages and premium experiences.

Entry-level tickets start from approximately €15 for early rounds and Court 1 seating. A special 40th-anniversary price of €19.86 applies to selected Centre Court sessions on November 2 and 3. Finals and premium packages command higher prices, with hospitality options available. Booking early is recommended as popular sessions sell out.

Venue: Paris La Défense Arena

The Paris Masters 2026 takes place at the Paris La Défense Arena (also known as Plenitude Arena following a 2026 naming-rights update) in Nanterre, just west of central Paris. France’s largest indoor arena offers a modern Centre Court with capacity for around 15,000 spectators, additional courts, practice facilities, fan zones, food outlets and merchandise.

Public transport provides the easiest access:

RER A to Nanterre-Préfecture (short walk)
Tram T2 or Metro Line 1 to La Défense stations

Limited parking is available, but trains and metro are preferred on match days.

Prize Money and Ranking Importance

Total prize money for the Rolex Paris Masters 2026 stands at €6,309,095. The winner earns 1,000 ranking points, making strong performances especially valuable in the race to Turin. The ATP Paris Masters has long decided late-season seeding and Finals berths.

Recent Champions and Tournament History

Novak Djokovic holds the record with seven titles. Recent winners include:

2025: Jannik Sinner
2024: Alexander Zverev
2023: Novak Djokovic
2022: Holger Rune
2021: Novak Djokovic

The indoor hard courts historically reward strong servers and aggressive baseline players. The move from Bercy to the larger Paris La Défense Arena in 2025 modernized the event while preserving its status as one of the most prestigious indoor tournaments on the calendar.

Combining Tennis with a Paris Visit

Attending the Paris Masters 2026 pairs perfectly with sightseeing. Early-round sessions often finish in time for evening visits to the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Montmartre or a Seine cruise. Excellent public transport links make it easy to enjoy both the tennis and the city.

FAQ

When is the Paris Masters 2026?
Qualifying runs October 31–November 1. The main draw takes place November 2–8, with the final on November 8.

Where is the Rolex Paris Masters 2026 held?
At the Paris La Défense Arena (Plenitude Arena) in Nanterre, just west of central Paris.

How much do Paris Masters tickets cost?
Tickets start from around €15. Special anniversary pricing and premium options are also available via the official website.

Who is the defending champion?
Jannik Sinner won in 2025 but will not defend the title due to injury.

When is the Paris Masters schedule released in full?
The provisional schedule is available now. Detailed daily order of play is published closer to the event on the official site.

The Paris Masters 2026 offers elite tennis, a landmark anniversary and the final major ranking opportunity of the regular season. Secure Paris Masters tickets early, check the latest Paris Masters schedule, and experience one of the ATP Tour’s most atmospheric indoor events at the Paris La Défense Arena.