Pre-sale of tickets for the Rio Open 2026 starts this Tuesday, November 4th, at 12pm, restricted to Claro Multi and XP customers. The ATP 500 tournament takes place from February 14th to 22nd at the Jockey Club Brasileiro, in Rio de Janeiro, with the confirmed presence of Brazilian João Fonseca and internationals Lorenzo Musetti, Matteo Berrettini and Gaël Monfils. The marketing aims to attract fans to the clay event, the only one on the calendar in South America, through the Eventim website, with no convenience fee.
Ticket prices vary from R$60 to R$920, depending on the session and category, with payment in up to four installments using accepted credit cards.
- Purchase limit: four tickets per session per CPF, totaling 22 tickets per person.
- Payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Elo and Diners.
- Digital access: via the Eventim app for on-site verification.
Expectations grow with Fonseca’s momentum, as he reached 24th place in the ATP rankings, his best position at the age of 19.
Highlights of confirmed tennis players
João Fonseca, number 1 in Brazil, is on the rise on the professional circuit after winning the ATP 500 in Basel, his second title in the elite. The Rio native rose more than 120 positions in the rankings in one year, becoming the third best Brazilian in the history of the ATP in singles. He will compete in the tournament for the fourth time, with a quarter-final in 2024 as his best result.
Lorenzo Musetti, currently eighth in the world, arrives as a bronze medalist at the Paris 2024 Olympics and a clay specialist, with finals in Monte Carlo and semifinals in Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros this season.
Ticket purchasing process
Pre-sale for Claro Multi customers offers 35% discount on up to four tickets per session, using a code redeemed on the Claro Clube app in the sports section. Customers need to access the relationship program to activate the benefit, valid while supplies last.
For XP card holders, the discount is 20%, divided into stages: on the 4th, exclusive to Legacy and Visa Infinite Privilege; from November 5th to 10th, open to XP One and Visa Infinite. Purchases take place exclusively online, with immediate confirmation by email.
The general sale opens on November 11th, at 12pm, for anyone interested, subject to availability of places in the sessions.
Musetti and Berrettini’s trajectories on the circuit
Lorenzo Musetti consolidates himself as a reference on European clay, with 18 victories in 2025 on that surface, including semifinals in three Masters 1000. The 23-year-old Italian has four ATP titles and is looking for his first ATP 500, motivated by the support of the Rio public in previous editions.
Matteo Berrettini returns to Rio after quarter-finals in 2022, driven by his family connection to Brazil via his Brazilian grandmother. Formerly sixth in the world, the tennis player has ten trophies, six on clay, and was the first Italian in the Wimbledon final in 2021, with 25 aces in the decision. Your preparation includes intense training to regain shape after recent injuries.
The Italian plans to use the tournament as a basis for the clay season, where he historically earns more ranking points.
Participation of Gaël Monfils in the farewell
Gaël Monfils joins the Rio Open on his final tour, before retiring in December 2026, after announcing the end of his career. The 39-year-old Frenchman competed in the tournament in 2018, reaching the quarter-finals with victories over Stefanos Tsitsipas and Pablo Cuevas.
Monfils has 12 ATP titles and is known for 500 aces in Grand Slams, with quarters at Roland Garros 2008. His presence elevates the appeal of the event, attracting generations of fans with his acrobatic style and 1,200 victories on the circuit.
Tournament schedule and logistics
Qualifying takes place on February 14th and 15th, with ticket details to be released soon by the organization. The main sessions continue until February 22, with finals on Sunday, firstarranging night games for greater public comfort.
The Jockey Club Brasileiro offers parking with 1,500 spaces and access via subway at São Conrado station, facilitating movement in the South Zone. Security measures include electronic search and capacity control for 7,000 spectators per day.
The full list of entries will be released in January 2026, but current confirmations guarantee high-level clashes from the first round onwards.