The Laver Cup is not a standard tennis tournament. It is three days of Team Europe against Team World at The O2 Arena in London — 20,000 seats, deliberately theatrical staging, and a points system that escalates across the weekend until Sunday's matches are worth three points each and the atmosphere becomes something closer to a final than a regular session. Attending across the full tournament is a meaningfully different experience from attending a single day, because the narrative builds in a way that rewards presence from the beginning.

Captains Club is the hospitality package designed around that format. It is relaxed, social, and built for people who want to be comfortable rather than formal — a buffet-style dining experience rather than a plated menu, a complimentary bar covering beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks, and a private space in indigo at The O2, a dedicated event venue located just outside the main arena entrance. The space opens 90 minutes before each session, giving guests time to eat, drink, and settle before the tennis begins. Screens inside the Captains Club carry the Laver Cup live feed so you never lose track of the action while you're away from your seat.

The seat itself is in the lower level of The O2 — sideline or baseline, in the first few rows — which at a 20,000-seat arena means you are genuinely close to the court. Fast-track entrance into The O2 is included, which on a busy Saturday evening in Greenwich is more valuable than it sounds. Guests can also leave the arena during a session and return, which gives the day a flexibility that most hospitality formats don't allow.

One practical detail worth knowing: if you book a Friday or Saturday ticket covering both the day and evening sessions, you can stay in the Captains Club between sessions rather than having to leave the venue. For a long Saturday at the Laver Cup — where the day session and night session together can run from early afternoon to past midnight — having a comfortable, catered space to return to between sessions transforms the experience.

Tickets are individual and can be transferred by session, which makes this one of the more flexible packages in the Laver Cup hospitality lineup. You can book the full tournament and transfer a session to someone else if your plans change. The Full Tournament option at £3,928 per person works out significantly better value per session than buying individual days, and gives you the complete Laver Cup narrative from the opening Friday session through to Sunday's potentially decisive final matches.

Full Tournament — Friday 25, Saturday 26, and Sunday 27 September 2026. From £3,928 per person.

Friday only — 25 September 2026. From £1,485 per person.

Saturday only — 26 September 2026. From £1,814 per person.

Weekend — Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026. From £2,638 per person.

All prices per person, excluding VAT.