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Wake Forest University Tennis Complex

The Tennis Complex's main show court, during the Winston-Salem Open

Wake Forest University Tennis Complex Events

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Wake Forest University Tennis Complex Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: Wake Forest University Tennis Complex, Wake Forest Rd, Winston-Salem, NC, United States Directions in Google Maps

Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Wake Forest University Tennis Complex. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.

🚍 Coach & Bus

The following bus routes stop close to the Tennis Complex:

106 - Deacon Annex Drive bus stop · 450 m (5 min) walk
89-New & 90-New - University Parkway & Storage bus stop · 1.1 km (13 min) walk
87, 91, & 92-New - Indiana Avenue & Patterson Avenue bus stop · 1.3 km (16 min) walk

Travellers requiring longer-distance buses or coaches, or a connecting service in Winston-Salem's city centre, may need to stop at the Clark Campbell Transportation Center, the city's main bus and coach hub. The Transportation Center is less than 10 minutes away from the Tennis Complex by taxi, or 20 minutes away via the 89-New bus. Alternatively, it is a 4.4 km (53 min) walk.

🚆 Train

Whilst Winston-Salem itself is not served by rail services, High Point rail station to the south-east is not located very far away. The station is a 35-minute taxi journey away, or travellers can catch the Amtrak Thruway Motorcoach service, which runs 3 times a day to and from the Clark Campbell Transportation Center. See the Coach & Bus section for more information.

Making the journey to and from High Point rail station by local bus is possible, but the journey can take well over 2 hours, and requires changes at both the Clark Campbell Transportation Center and the Coble Transportation Center.

🚴 Cycling

It can take less than 25 minutes to cycle to Wake Forest University Tennis Complex from central Winston-Salem, and it is just a 10 minute bike ride from the Wake Forest University's main campus.

🚶‍♂️ Walking

Whilst walking to the venue from central Winston-Salem is possible - it is a 4.5 km (54 min) walk - travelling by car or public transport may be preferable. If you are travelling from the north side of the city, however, it is a much shorter walk, and you can even make use of some local trails and hiking routes in and around Wake Forest University, particularly if you are walking from the west side of the Tennis Complex.

Wake Forest University Tennis Complex Hotels & Accommodation

Winston-Salem offers options from budget-friendly motels to upscale hotels, catering to tourists with varying financial budgets, though generally presenting a more affordable alternative to larger city stays.

📍 Where To Stay

Central Downtown is the vibrant hub of Winston-Salem, offering an array of hotels that place tourists at the heart of the city's cultural scene. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in historic charm while staying close to top-notch restaurants, cafes, and galleries. The downtown area is particularly appealing for those interested in arts, as it is home to the Arts District, brimming with studios and galleries.

For a more historical experience, the Historic West End is an excellent choice. Characterised by its preserved Victorian architecture, the West End provides a more serene ambience. Accommodations here frequently include charming bed and breakfasts, offering a personal touch in close proximity to Winston-Salem's past and the Old Salem Museum and Gardens.

For those seeking a university vibe, the area surrounding Wake Forest University is dotted with lodgings that cater to visiting families, prospective students, and alumni. This part of the city is quieter than downtown but still offers convenient access to collegiate events, shopping, and casual dining options.

Upscale travellers might opt for accommodations in the Reynolda Historic District. Adjacent to the Reynolda House Museum of American Art and Reynolda Village, this area houses boutique stays and luxury lodging where travellers can enjoy refined elegance and proximity to lush gardens and high-end shops.

Navigating Winston-Salem is straightforward, with good opportunity for exploring on foot, especially within the central areas. The city's public transportation system, the Winston-Salem Transit Authority (WSTA), offers bus services covering crucial parts of the city, and is handy for reaching areas that are farther afield. Hiring a car is another popular option, offering flexibility and convenience for those planning to visit the surrounding region.

About Wake Forest University Tennis Complex

The Wake Forest University Tennis Complex is a tennis venue on the Wake Forest University campus, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As the home of the Winston-Salem Open tennis tournament since 2011, the Wake Forest University Tennis Center is one of the more internationally-renowned college tennis facilities in the United States.

📜 History

The Wake Forest University Tennis Complex opened in the summer of 2011 to coincide with the inaugural edition of the Winston-Salem Open. The Tennis Complex houses several indoor and outdoor courts, many of which use the same hard court surface found at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, the home of the US Open Grand Slam. As well as hosting professional events, the complex is also well-used by amateurs and collegiate players, including students of Wake Forest University.

🎟️ Tickets & Seating Charts

The Wake Forest University Tennis Complex houses 11 outdoor tennis courts, and 8 indoor, climate-controlled tennis courts. Of the 11 outdoor courts, there is one flagship show court, Stadium Court, which is surrounded by grandstand seating, and 4 further show courts. The remaining 6 courts host competitive matches during smaller events, but during professional events such as the Winston-Salem Open they are used as practice courts; they are however overlooked by a permanent angled grandstand, allowing spectators to watch the play across all 6 courts simultaneously.

Ticket prices can differ for events at the Wake Forest University Tennis Complex, usually varying based on the prestige of the specific event. Tickets for the Winston-Salem Open are among the most expensive, with Stadium Court seats and boxes available to reserve. Koobit compares tickets and prices from a primary and secondary suppliers so you can find the right ticket for you at the best price. Click through to your preferred event and then click the Tickets tab to find the seating chart/seat map, ticket information, prices, and reviews specific to that event.