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2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters: Tickets & Transport Guide

Your quick-hit travel guide to the ATP Masters 1000 stop in Shanghai — Part I.

ATP Shanghai Masters 2026 has revealed a stacked field headlined by Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, and Alexander Zverev, with rising young stars Rafael Jodar, Ben Shelton, and Jakub Menšík also confirmed on the entry list.

🎾 Tickets — How to Buy (English Speakers, Start Here)

1) Official English-friendly ticket link:
👉 https://ztmen.jussyun.com/

This is the most straightforward option if you're travelling from overseas — no Chinese phone number required.

2) If you have a Chinese mobile number, the local route is faster:

  • Download the 久事体育 (Jushi Sports) App
  • Open the 票务 (Tickets) tab
  • Tap 网球 (Tennis)
  • Select 上海劳力士大师赛 (Shanghai Rolex Masters)
Jushi Sports (久事体育) App icon
The 久事体育 (Jushi Sports) App — the official local ticketing platform
Searching for Shanghai Rolex Masters in the Jushi Sports app
Navigate: 票务 → 网球 → 上海劳力士大师赛

Match schedule:

2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters match schedule
2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters match schedule

Single ticket prices:

2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters single ticket price list
Single ticket price list for the 2026 Rolex Shanghai Masters

Full ticket price list including Center Court VIP tickets: en.rolexshanghaimasters.com.

🎟️ What Each Ticket Gets You

Not all tickets are created equal at Qizhong. Here's the access breakdown before you check out:

  • Center Court Ticket — Access to all courts except Grand Stand 2. The premium option for main-stage matches.
  • Grand Stand 2 Ticket — Access to all courts except Center Court. A strong pick for catching early-round action across multiple courts.
  • Ground Pass — Access to all courts except Center Court and Grand Stand 2. Best value for fans who want to roam the outer courts and watch qualifiers or doubles.

Heads-up: The upper level of Grand Stand 2 is likely to also be opened to Ground Pass holders, but this hasn't been officially confirmed by the organizers yet — check closer to the tournament.

💸 Refund Policy (Standard Tickets)

Plans change — here's the refund window for regular tickets without special perks:

  • Before Sept 30, 24:00 — Refundable with a 5% processing fee.
  • Oct 1, 00:00 → 12:00 the day before your match — Refundable with a 10% processing fee.
  • After that cutoff — No refunds.

🚕 Getting to the Venue: Qizhong Forest Sports City Tennis Center

The tournament is held at 旗忠森林网球中心 (Qizhong Forest Tennis Center) in Minhang District — a bit outside central Shanghai, so plan your ride.

Option 1: Taxi (Easiest)

Shanghai taxis are among the cheapest in any major world city.

  • Starting fare: 14–16 CNY (≈ 2.10–2.50 USD)
  • Per additional km: ≈ 3 CNY (≈ 0.45 USD)
  • Night surcharge (after 11 PM): +30%

Heading to the venue: If you're using a ride-hailing app (网约车 / DiDi), just search 旗忠森林网球中心.
Venue address: 5500 Yuanjiang Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, China.

Leaving the venue: There's usually a healthy queue of taxis waiting right outside the main gate after matches — just walk out and grab one.

Option 2: Organizer Shuttle Coach + Metro

The tournament runs official shuttle coaches that connect the venue to:

  • Zhuanqiao Metro Station (颛桥站) — Line 5
  • Xinzhuang Metro Station (莘庄站) — Lines 1 & 5

From either station, you're plugged straight into Shanghai's metro network back to the city center. Ideal if you're on a budget or want to avoid post-match traffic.

Quick Tips for Overseas Fans

  • Bring your passport — it's required for entry with a purchased ticket.
  • Arrive early on final weekend days; security lines can build up.
  • Cashless is king — set up Alipay or WeChat Pay Tourist Card before you fly in.