Winston-Salem Open Aug 2027*

There is a large amount of free car parking for Winston-Salem Open spectators at the adjacent Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium lot, which can be accessed via Deacon Boulevard, and is located an approximately 225 m (3 min) walk from the Tennis Complex. Spectators using satellite navigation systems or similar should use the following address: 499 Deacon Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27105.

It takes less than 10 minutes to travel by taxi to the venue from central Winston-Salem, or from Smith Reynolds Airport in the north of the city. From the Wake Forest University's main campus the journey can take as little as 4 minutes.

Taxi and rideshare drop-offs can be conducted on many of the roads around the Tennis Complex, as there are many small university lots and side-streets. Stopping for a short time within the tournament parking area (Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium lot) may also be possible, but this should be confirmed by speaking to a parking steward, upon entry.

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.

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.

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.

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.