The Rolex Paris Masters is the last ATP Masters 1000 of the season. It takes place at Plénitude Arena - Europe's largest indoor arena, with a 16,500-seat Centre Court - in the first week of November, when year-end rankings are settled, ATP Finals spots are won and lost, and players arrive with more at stake than at almost any other tournament in the preceding ten months. The tennis here is rarely less than decisive.

Le 1986 is the tournament's most relaxed premium lounge - the one that prioritises atmosphere over ceremony. The name references 1986, the year the Paris Masters was first held at Bercy, situating the space within a tournament history that spans four decades and some of the sport's most significant names.

The lounge sits with a direct view over Centre Court. Category 1 seats - the closest tier of reserved seating - are included. The catering is à la carte, which matters: rather than a set menu or a buffet, you eat and drink at your own pace throughout the session. Drinks are at your discretion throughout. The atmosphere is casual chic - premium without being rigid, social without being formal.

Le 1986 is available for day sessions (Monday through Friday and Saturday and Sunday) and evening sessions (Monday through Friday only). Day sessions run from approximately 11am with access to multiple matches. Evening sessions begin at approximately 6pm.

For bookings, enquire through experience.tennis.