Nottingham Tennis Centre (Nottingham, England)

The Nottingham Tennis Centre is a public tennis venue that hosts the annual Nottingham Open tournament. The event is a WTA 250 event on the women’s tour and an ATP Challenger event on the men’s tour, with winners in recent years including Ashleigh Barty, Karolína Plíšková, Ivo Karlović, Richard Gasquet and Greg Rusedski.

The venue has also hosted several Great Britain Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties,

Opened: 1990

Address: University Blvd, Nottingham NG7 2QH

Tickets at Nottingham Tennis Centre

Nottingham Open – Tickets for the general public usually go on sale in October, you can purchase tickets through the tournament’s ticketing partner, The Ticket Factory by clicking here.

Location & Travel to Nottingham Tennis Centre

The Nottingham Tennis Centre is held within the University Park area of Nottingham, approximately 2 miles south west of Nottingham’s city centre.

Airport: East Midlands Airport is 13 miles to the south of Nottingham and serves many European destinations. From the airport, The Skylink bus service runs to the city and stops directly outside of the club.

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Coach: Coaches currently run close to Station Street, next to Nottingham Train Station.

National Express has links to many destinations from Nottingham, you can search and book your tickets here.

Alternatively, Megabus offers cheap travel to Nottingham and offers over 10 routes from Barnstaple, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, Leeds, Leicester, London, Plymouth and Sheffield. You can search and book your tickets here.

Driving & Parking: The tennis centre is located just off the A52, use the A6005 exit towards City Centre/Long Eaton and follow Beeston Road. Public car parking is available adjacent to the tennis centre in Highfields Park (NG7 2PS) and is available to book in advance. Alternatively use the Tram Park & Ride just off the A52 or at Hucknall off Junction 27 of the M1.

Train: Nottingham Train Station has services to Birmingham New Street, Cardiff Central, Derby, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool Lime Street, London St Pancras, Manchester Piccadilly, Norwich, and Sheffield. From the train station take the tram as below, or walking will take around about 45 minutes.

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Tram: The Nottingham Express Transit (NET) runs to the University of Nottingham, just a 3 minute walk away and runs every 7 minutes from Nottingham Train Station. During the tournament, tram tickets cost just £2 for those with tickets to the tennis.