Preparations are beginning for the fourth edition of the Nitto ATP Finals in Torino, from 10 to 17 November. Another unmissable celebration of tennis in the shadow of the Mole Antonelliana, ‘Where Champions Become Champion’.
To celebrate the grand final of a particularly impressive season for Italian tennis in the best possible way, the Inalpi Arena, and the entire site hosting the event, will be embellished with exciting new features and modern innovations that will help make it unforgettable, presented on 23 July in Turin during the Masterplan of the Nitto ATP Finals 2024.
The pavilions of the Fan Village will undergo significant expansion and development to accommodate a total capacity of 30% more than in previous editions, always integrating commercial activities, sports and catering offers and the LED big screen to follow the champions' rise to the trophy.
Also within the Fan Village, areas for sports and entertainment activities will be redefined and increased: all racquet sports will be present in this 2024 edition thanks to pickleball courts, a beach tennis court and a padel court. In the same pavilion, there will be spaces dedicated to federal promotional activities and eSports, which are increasingly popular and followed by fans.
WHO WILL WE SEE AT THE Nitto ATP FINALS?
Many Italian players are involved in the ‘Race to Turin’: thanks to a magical first part of the season, Jannik Sinner and the Simone Bolelli / Andrea Vavassori duo. But it doesn't end here, home fans are also closely following the movements in the rankings of Lorenzo Musetti who, thanks to the historic semi-final reached at Wimbledon, is fully in the running to realise another great dream. Virtually qualified for the Nitto ATP Finals 2024 Carlos Alcaraz, while former champions Alexander Zverev, Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, as well as defending champion Novak Djokovic, in the hunt for a historic 17th qualification, are fully in the running for a return to Turin.
TICKETING AND EVENT PROGRAMME
Tickets and season tickets for the Nitto ATP Finals 2024 are available online at the official website and on Ticketone
The tournament schedule includes 15 playing sessions, from Sunday 10 to Friday 15 November one afternoon and one evening session.
The semifinals are scheduled for Saturday 16 November, with the afternoon session at 12:00 and the evening session at 18:00. On Sunday 17 November, the doubles final is scheduled at 15:00 and the singles final at 18:00 at the earliest.
In addition to Inalpi Arena ticket holders, the Fan Village will also be accessible to all fans who still wish to breathe in the Finals atmosphere. The most active and lively area of the site will, in fact, be accessible through ‘ground’ tickets at a cost of €10. We would like to remind you that holders of a membership card of the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation will receive a 20% discount.
In the run-up to great tennis, ‘Tennis in città’ will return to Turin:
- 13-14 September - Grattacielo Regione Piemonte
- 20-22 September - Piazza Castello
- 27-29 September - Piazza San Carlo
- 4-6 October - Ruffini Park
- 11-13 October - Peccei Park
- 14-20 October Centro Commerciale Lingotto
- 18-20 October - Piazza Arbarello
- 25-27 October - Dora Park
One of this year's big novelties is the ‘Road to Torino Circuit’, the first national pickleball circuit. After the provincial stages, scheduled from June to September, the regional Masters will take place on 12 and 13 October, which will qualify for the national Masters, to be held in Turin, on the courts set up at the Fan Village, during the Nitto ATP Finals.
In Turin, in November, other promotional initiatives aimed at youngsters are scheduled, here are the appointments in detail:
- 8 November at PalaRuffini ‘Racquets in Class’ party (four thousand children are expected);
- from 10 November National Master Junior Next Gen Under 10, 12 and 14;
- from 10 November Road to Turin Under 11 and 13 National Masters.