The Mubadala Open returns to Abu Dhabi in January 2027.
Abu Dhabi Sports Council will present the fifth edition of the WTA 500 event from 30 January to 6 February at the International Tennis Centre in Zayed Sports City. The eight‑day tournament will feature 28 singles players and 16 doubles teams competing for a US$1.2 million prize fund and valuable ranking points.
What to Expect on Court
Fans can watch high‑stakes matches across eight days, with the opening weekend offering the cheapest entry – seats start at AED 10 on 30 January. As the competition progresses, ticket prices rise, with finals tickets beginning at AED 178.50. The same format that attracted more than 60,000 spectators in 2026 will be on display, keeping the event a staple on the international tennis calendar.
All tickets are sold through Platinumlist, and a valid ticket is required for entry to both the stadium and the new Mubadala Village activities. Stadium ticket holders automatically gain access to the Village, so you can enjoy the matches and the fan zone without juggling separate passes.
Family‑Friendly Village Pass
A fresh addition for 2027 is the Village Pass, which unlocks a 15,000‑square‑metre Mubadala Village packed with live entertainment, tennis clinics, player Q&As, food and drink, sponsor activations, children’s activities and merchandise. Adult passes cost AED 10 per day, and children under 12 enter free throughout the opening weekend (30–31 January) when the pass also includes qualifying matches.
The Village Pass covers all qualifying matches on the opening weekend, giving families a full day of tennis action and side‑show fun. Whether you’re cheering on a rising star or trying a tennis drill, the pass makes the tournament a weekend outing for all ages.
For a glimpse of the excitement, see the official Instagram post from the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open.
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Plan your weekend early, grab a cheap opening‑day seat, and consider the Village Pass for a complete experience that blends sport and entertainment in one of Abu Dhabi’s premier sports venues.