There is a version of the Laver Cup where you watch from a comfortable seat in the lower bowl, enjoy good food and drink, and have a genuinely excellent time. The Vantage Club is not that version. The Vantage Club is the version where you are in the front row at court level on the East sideline, directly opposite the team bench, watching Alcaraz and Zverev warm up from a position closer to the court than most journalists get.

The seat options at this tier are the best available through any hospitality package at the tournament. The East sideline front row court-level position places you at the very edge of the playing surface, opposite where Team Europe and Team World sit between games — which means you are watching the players at rest, the captain's instructions, the body language between points, and the tactical adjustments that never make it onto a broadcast. The alternative is an elevated seat in the first four rows of the North baseline, which delivers a different but equally premium perspective on the match. Both are, without qualification, the closest hospitality seats to the court at the Laver Cup.

Getting to those seats is part of the experience. Access from the Vantage Club to your seat is via a private court-level tunnel — a dedicated route that bypasses the public concourse entirely and deposits you directly at the court. The walk from your hospitality space to your front row seat takes seconds. The transition feels nothing like attending a standard sporting event because it isn't one.

The hospitality space itself is luxurious and intimate. The food is a premium buffet with a rotating chef's menu, the same format as the Legends Club but in a smaller, more private setting. The drinks upgrade is the most significant difference from the tier below — signature cocktails join Champagne, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic options, and the bar is complimentary throughout. Private restrooms inside the Vantage Club rather than semi-private adjacent restrooms is a small detail that reflects the overall level of the experience.

The tennis legend Q&A runs on both Friday and Saturday, matching the Legends Club in that respect. The difference is the setting — a more intimate room means the interaction is closer and more personal than it would be in a larger hospitality space. The Full Tournament package at £7,447 per person includes all five sessions across three days, both legend interactions, and the complete Laver Cup narrative from the first point on Friday to the final point on Sunday. Given that Sunday's matches are each worth three points — and that a single Sunday match can decide the entire tournament — the dramatic arc of the full weekend is the strongest argument for the Full Tournament option at any tier, and it is particularly compelling when your seat is in the front row.

Full Tournament — Friday 25, Saturday 26, and Sunday 27 September 2026. From £7,447 per person.

Friday only — 25 September 2026. From £2,816 per person.

Saturday only — 26 September 2026. From £3,440 per person.

Weekend — Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026. From £5,004 per person.

All prices per person, excluding VAT.