Rothesay Open Nottingham 2023: How to get tickets to tennis and when the event is
Here’s everything you need to know about the Nottingham Tennis Open
The Rothesay Open in Nottingham is a must-see event for tennis fans, who will rejoice at the news it will return to the county this summer. We’ve put together a guide of everything you need to know about the event.
Whether you’re concerned about how to get tickets, when the event will take place, or where it’s being held, this guide has got you covered. There’s also information on how to get to the event.
The annual event is held in Nottingham and since summer is a while away, not all of the event information has been updated. However, that means there will be more information to come the closer we get to the official date of the event.
When is the Rothesay Open in Nottingham?
Tennis fans are in luck as the Rothesay Open is returning to Nottingham in June 2023. The dates range from Monday, June 12 to Sunday, June 18 and tickets are on sale now.
Where is the Rothesay Open taking place?
The Rothesay Open will be held at the Nottingham Tennis Centre – one of the largest indoor tennis centres in the country. More information on how to get here can be found in this guide. The Nottingham Tennis Centre is on University Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 2QH.
How to get tickets
Tickets for the Rothesay Open are on sale now. The best place to get them is online through the official website. Start times are from 11am or 11.30am depending on the day and ticket prices are from £11 to £23.
How to get to the Nottingham Tennis Centre
While the event will take place at the Nottingham Tennis Centre, the exact court the Rothesay Open will be held at will be the Rothesay Open Centre Court. There are a total of 40 courts across Nottingham Tennis Centre – including 11 covered courts, 13 grass courts and 16 outdoor hard courts.
You can get to the Nottingham Tennis Centre by public transport including taking the Indigo towards Long Eaton or Skylink Nottingham towards Nottingham buses. You can also take the tram or the East Midland Railway services to the station.
If you’re taking the bus, some of the bus stations near the Nottingham Tennis Centre are: South Entrance, Nottingham University Main Campus; Greenfield Street, Nottingham University Main Campus; Arts Centre, Nottingham University Main Campus. These options are all within a 10-minute walking distance to the Nottingham Tennis Centre.
If you’re taking the tram, the station you’ll want to get off at is the University of Nottingham Tram Stop. This is a handy five-minute walk away.
