Premier Padel tickets 2026

Premier Padel has no central box office. Each stop is staged by a local organiser, and that organiser decides when tickets go on sale, how the day is split into sessions and which platform handles the transaction. So the honest answer to "when do tickets drop" is always the same one: watch the official page of the event you want.

The table below is the season in a single view: tournament, dates, host city and venue, and a direct link to the official sale for the events that have opened one. An event with no link has not announced its tickets yet. We do not publish prices and we do not link resale sites, because both go stale the week they are written.

How Premier Padel ticket sales work

Tickets are sold by each tournament's own organiser rather than centrally by the circuit. Every stop therefore has its own seller, its own on-sale date and its own idea of what a session is.

It also means the on-sale date appears first on the event's own page, announced by the people staging it. When that page exists, its link is in the row above. When the row has no link, sales have not been announced, which is a real state and not a gap in our table.

Where to look for official tickets

Start from the row for the event you want and follow the ticket link in it. That link goes to the seller the organiser appointed, and nowhere else. If the row has no link yet, the event's own page in the 2026 tournament list carries the dates and the venue as soon as they are confirmed, and the ticket link lands there too.

Two habits keep you out of trouble. Buy from the page the organiser points at, not from the first result in a search. And treat any listing that appears before the official sale has opened as resale: we do not link those.

Choosing a session

• The day matters more than the seat. Early rounds put far more matches on court, often across several courts at once. The closing days have fewer matches, but they are the big ones.
• Check what the ticket actually covers. Organisers split a day into sessions in different ways, and the men's and women's matches are not always in the same one.
• The order of play lands late. It is normally published a day ahead, so you are buying a session rather than a specific pair on court.
• Read the access rules on the official page. Seating, accessibility, re-entry and bag policy are set venue by venue, and only the organiser's page is current on them.

Premier Padel London tickets

London is one of the P1 stops of the 2026 season, with the men's and women's draws played in the same week. Its row above carries the dates, the host city and venue and, once the organiser has opened sales, the official ticket link.

London tickets are sold by the organiser of that event, not by the circuit and not by us, so the on-sale date and the session structure are announced there first. Until then the row simply shows no link. The draw, the order of play and the results for the event are on its page in the tournament list.

If you are not travelling this year

Every event on the table is broadcast somewhere, and the platform changes from country to country. The current picture is in where to watch padel. If you are new to the circuit and want the difference between a Major, a P1 and the Finals before you pick a trip, start at Premier Padel.