ATP Masters 1000 | Canada Open: A Fan’s Guide to Sobeys Stadium at the National Bank Open

Sobeys Stadium is the central hub of the National Bank Open, delivering a seamless fan experience that combines elite tennis with intuitive navigation. Whether you’re there for marquee Centre Court matches or scouting the next generation on the outer courts, knowing your way around the grounds will help you make the most of your time.

Stadium Layout & Practice Courts

At the heart of Sobeys Stadium is the iconic Centre Court, an open-air circular arena hosting the tournament’s top matches. Surrounding this centerpiece are five ground courts featuring early-round singles and doubles. Just beyond, practice courts open roughly two hours before the first match, accessible to all ticket holders on a first-come basis. It’s a perfect spot to watch athletes warm up or spot future stars between main events.

Seating Areas & Grandstands

The stadium features three main seating levels, each offering unique views. Courtside and Front Row seating place fans just steps from the action. Level 100 offers a balanced vantage point with a good mix of proximity and overview. Level 300 provides sweeping views of the court and beyond. Accessible seating is conveniently located on the west side, adjacent to the main concourse for easy access.

Dining, Retail & Guest Services

The circular concourse around Centre Court offers diverse food options, from quick bites to full-service lounges. Clean, well-spaced restrooms help reduce wait times during match breaks. Official merchandise booths feature exclusive gear and souvenirs, while interactive kiosks provide entertainment, giveaways, and useful info. Friendly volunteers are on hand at each gate to assist with directions and questions.

Premium Lounges & Suites

For a luxury experience, the stadium offers private suites and two exclusive lounges. The Champions Club includes shaded Centre Court views, a premium menu, and complimentary drinks. The Audi VIP Lounge boasts air-conditioned seating, large-screen match coverage, and a dedicated concierge. Both lounges offer private restrooms and separate entrances for streamlined access.

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Getting to Sobeys Stadium

Whether you’re using transit, driving, or biking, getting to the venue is simple. Take Line 1 to Pioneer Village station for an easy eight-minute walk. Bus lines also run nearby, and match tickets often include free transit access. Rideshare drop-offs are located at Arboretum Lane, and cyclists can lock up at designated racks nearby. Drivers should use Keele Street and Steeles Avenue for access, with weekend parking free and weekday options available for a small fee.

Reserve Your Spot Today

Whether it’s your first time or a return visit, knowing your way around Sobeys Stadium helps you stay focused on the world-class tennis action. From the main stage to the warm-up courts and exclusive lounges, every moment is a chance to experience the best of the National Bank Open.