Most premium tennis lounges follow a recognisable template: indoor, climate-controlled, buffet table, corporate furniture. The Oasis goes in a different direction. The concept is coastal Italian, executed through lush hanging-garden design elements in an open-air space on the northeast corner of Center Court. It is visually distinct from anything else at the Cincinnati Open, which is either a selling point or an irrelevance depending on how much you care about the environment as well as the tennis.

The food offering is Italian-inspired, curated in partnership with Veroni, and the full-service bar runs a curated cocktail selection. This is not a generic grab-and-go setup. The food and beverage programme here has a specific character, and for fans who want the aesthetic experience of the day to match the quality of the tennis, that specificity is the point.

Seating in Sections 209–211 gives you a northeast corner view of Center Court. Lounge access is included automatically with those seats, so you are not buying the seat and the lounge separately. The open-air element means this works best on evenings and during sessions where the temperature has dropped, which at the Cincinnati Open generally means late afternoon into the night session.

Available on full series, first/second week, multi-day, and single session basis.