Tennis
The schedule for Taylor Fritz includes events in the ATP 250, ATP 500, ATP Masters 1000 & Grand Slams. In the last 12 months, Taylor Fritz has participated in 24 events listed on Koobit. You can find the schedule of upcoming events below.
Adult ticket prices including fees for Taylor Fritz events start from as low as USD $30 for basic tickets to USD $4,595 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at USD $51. The price depends on a range of factors including the opposing players, the venue, the stage of the league, the seats’ proximity to the action, and additional benefits such as hospitality.
Taylor Fritz is an American tennis player, born in California, in 1997.
Fritz's mother, Kathy May Fritz, is a former top-10 women's singles player, and her influence led to her son first picking up a racquet aged just 2. He grew-up as a big fan of both Pete Sampras and Juan Martin del Potro. Fritz was soon an increasingly serious player, as well as a fan of the sport: in order to focus on his tennis as much as possible, Fritz began taking school classes online in order to partake in ITF Juniors events.
In 2015, Taylor Fritz made his ATP-level debut, in Nottingham, UK, and by the end of the year he was ranked inside the top-180 of the ATP singles rankings. His first ATP final and Grand Slam main draw appearance then both came in 2016, and he ended the season inside the top-100, aged just 19. By 2019, Fritz was competing regularly with the very best, and won his first ATP singles title in Eastbourne, UK. By 2020, the American had established himself as a top-50 player, reaching the third round at the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, and the US Open. The biggest title of Fritz's career came in 2022, when he won the BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells), having reached the fourth round of the Australian Open a couple of months before. His win at Indian Wells made him the first American man to triumph in the tournament's singles draw since 2001.
Fritz's game makes excellent use of a powerful, fast serve, and strong, accurate groundstrokes on both his forehand and backhand sides.
The experience of watching professional tennis in a wonderful venue. But the ticket access through SeatGeek was a nightmare. Why can’t you buy more than one ticket at a time. They charge way too much for service fees. Love the venue but hate SearGeek.
My Daughter and I really enjoyed our Quarterfinals Day & Night Sessions of the Dallas Open 2026!!!
It was a great set-up for the matches and the fans. Lots to see and lots to do in the Fan Base as you entered the Tournament plus really good vendors throughout. Our Center Court Section 5 tickets for the Day Session required quite a few stairs to climb, but we could handle it. Being on Row 1 meant we had the glass barrier in front of us, but we adjusted to it. The view from these seats was Fantastic!
Our Evening Session seats were in Section 127 of the main seating in Row 3 - great seats with lots of feel for the energy of play. Being so close to the Omni Hotel was a plus for transportation!
A wonderful experience and a real contrast to attending two years ago at SMU.
The ATP Dallas Open 500 has arrived in the Tennis World!
When the weather is warm and sunny two to three times more fruit & ice is required for the Pimms. Unlike last year please make sure there's enough. Please also lower the price of Pimms.
Great atmosphere! Great tennis! Queues and abuse of the pass out system significantly impacted our experience!
Really do not appreciate the blasting of music at intervals during matches. Spoils the true ‘tennis’ ambience. Seems a fabulous sport & sporting event turning into a music festival & non tennis hype with every passing year. Every tennis lover I know feels the same. I have attended 1 day & 1 evening session for last 25 years, so speaking from experience.
