Luxury Tennis Hospitality Explained: What Is Included in VIP Packages

Luxury tennis hospitality packages combine a guaranteed reserved seat at a major tournament with premium food, drink, and lounge access. If you have only ever bought a ticket, the difference is the difference between attending a match and hosting a day. This guide explains exactly what is included, what the price tiers mean, and who each package is built for.

What is included in a hospitality package?

Most tennis hospitality packages share the same core: a reserved seat at the tournament, access to a private lounge or suite, food served throughout the day, a complimentary bar, and a dedicated concierge. Premium packages add a champagne reception, celebrity-chef menus, direct suite-to-seat access, or on-court experiences.

The exact inclusions vary significantly between packages and tournaments. Every listing on experience.tennis specifies precisely what is and is not included, so you are never guessing at what your ticket covers.

How is hospitality different from VIP tickets?

VIP tickets grant premium court access. A full hospitality package layers exclusive dining, dedicated hosts, lounge facilities, and a curated off-court experience on top of that seat. Hospitality packages are designed for guests who want the entire day handled — from arrival to departure.

What does each price tier actually buy?

• Entry-level packages: a reserved seat plus buffet dining and a served bar.
• Mid-tier packages: better seats, a la carte dining, and dedicated hosts.
• Top-tier packages: courtside or premium stands, chef-driven menus, champagne receptions, and private suites.

Who are luxury hospitality packages for?

Individuals and couples planning a bucket-list trip, corporate groups entertaining clients, and families who want a stress-free tournament day. If you would rather spend the day watching tennis than queuing for food, a hospitality package is built for you.

Browse bookable hospitality packages across Wimbledon, the US Open, Roland-Garros, and the Australian Open on experience.tennis, or read our Grand Slam packages guide to compare every major in one place.