About this event
Canada's biggest tennis tournament is set for 2027: the National Bank Open presented by Rogers runs from Saturday, July 31 to Thursday, August 12, 2027, in its expanded 12-day format. The tours swap cities again this year — the ATP Masters 1000 men's tournament is in Toronto at Sobeys Stadium, and the WTA 1000 women's tournament is in Montreal at IGA Stadium, with finals day in both cities on Thursday, August 12.
Tickets are rolling out in stages: Montreal single-session tickets are already on sale through Ticketmaster, while Toronto single-session tickets are listed as coming soon on the official tournament site, with a waiting list open for early-bird prices. Full schedule, venues and ticket details are below.
Owned and run by Tennis Canada, the National Bank Open is one of the top stops on the summer hard-court calendar — an ATP Masters 1000 and a WTA 1000, the highest tier below the Grand Slams, and a key tune-up for the US Open. The 2027 edition is also a milestone: it is the first year the tournament's women's field receives equal prize money. Player entry lists will be announced closer to the tournament.
What to expect
The official session schedule runs: qualifying on Saturday, July 31; first round August 1–2; second round August 3–4; third round August 5–6; round of 16 August 7–8; quarter-finals August 9–10; semi-finals Wednesday, August 11; and the finals on Thursday, August 12, 2027.
How to get tickets
- Montreal: buy single-session tickets now through Ticketmaster — from the qualifying session on July 31 through the final on August 12.
- Toronto: join the waiting list on the official tournament site for early-bird prices — Toronto single-session tickets are listed as coming soon.
Worth knowing before you go
- The men and women swap cities every year — for 2027, double-check before you buy: ATP men in Toronto, WTA women in Montreal.
- Finals day is a Thursday (August 12), not the traditional Sunday — plan travel and time off accordingly.
- Sobeys Stadium is a cashless venue; paid parking is available on the York University grounds, and the subway (Pioneer Village station) is the easiest way in.
- The early rounds are the best value: one session ticket lets you roam multiple courts and catch several top players in a single day.
- A Centre Court ticket also gives access to the other match courts — in Montreal, Rogers Court (Level 200) and the outside match courts, first come, first served; in Toronto, all other match courts around the Sobeys Stadium grounds.
Details verified October 2026 against Tennis Canada and the official National Bank Open site; the schedule and ticket sale dates can change — check the official site before you buy.
