Most tennis hospitality packages put you in a premium seat with excellent food and drink nearby. The ATP House at the Erste Bank Open does that, and then does something else entirely: it puts you in the same room as the players.

The Red Bull Energy Station is where it happens. A three-storey venue steps from the arena, it is where the players relax and recharge between matches during tournament week - their family, friends, and coaching teams alongside them, the pressure of the draw temporarily set aside. ATP House ticket holders have access to this space throughout the day, with a gourmet buffet with curated food stations and free-flowing hospitality across the venue. The top floor has reserved seating. The access is real, not curated. This is not a meet-and-greet with a player who has agreed to appear for five minutes. It is access to the space where the players actually spend their time when they are not on court, with all the spontaneous proximity that implies.

The ATP House lounge itself sits directly behind your reserved Centre Court seat - not in a separate building, not a walk away, but immediately adjacent to where you watch the tennis. The suite-style space has curated light bites, premium bar service covering beer, wine, and soft drinks, and the specific quality of a hospitality space that has been designed around its relationship to the court rather than positioned wherever was convenient. Moving between the lounge and your seat is a matter of steps rather than a logistical exercise.

Your Centre Court ticket covers full access to both the day and night sessions - meaning the package works across the entire day's play regardless of how the schedule runs, with no need to return to the gates or rebook between sessions. The reserved seating position gives full-court views, and the ATP House location behind the seats means the hospitality space and the court exist in the same sightline.

The on-court photo experience on Centre Court is the closing element of the day - a photograph taken in the same space where Zverev, Perricard, and Cobolli competed, in a setting that most visitors to a professional tennis tournament will never access. It is one of those inclusions that seems incidental until the photograph arrives and you realise it is genuinely the best image from the week.

The ATP House is operated by ATP Experiences and booked directly through their platform. Contact experience.tennis and we will connect you with the team to discuss availability and rates for your preferred day.