Tickets On Sale For 2016 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals

Tickets to the 2016 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals are now on public sale, the ATP announced on Tuesday. From today, fans can secure their place at the season-ending showdown taking place from 13-20 November at The O2 in London, featuring only the world’s best eight qualified singles players and doubles teams, by purchasing tickets at www.BarclaysATPWorldTourFinals.com.

Just three months into the 2016 season, all eight qualification spots in singles and doubles remain up for grabs as players continue to battle throughout the season for a chance to compete for the last title of the year in London.

Featuring the likes of Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka and Roger Federer, the current Top 8 in the Emirates ATP Race to London features some familiar names, while 22-year-old Austrian Dominic Thiem will be looking to maintain his impressive start to the season that sees him currently lying at No. 3 in the Race.

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Last year’s tournament, which saw ATP World No.1 Djokovic defeat Federer for a fourth successive season-ending crown in London, welcomed more than 260,000 fans through the gates. The total seven-year attendance since the event moved to London in 2009 stands at 1.8 million fans. And with a record 102 million broadcast viewers tuning in across the eight days of competition, the tournament’s worldwide following continues to grow.

“The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at The O2 in London continue to get bigger and better,’ said Chris Kermode, ATP Executive Chairman and President. ‘The O2 has served as a perfect host venue to our season-ending tournament since 2009 and the incredible support the players have received from fans each year has made the event even more special. As the Emirates ATP Race to London develops throughout the season, we look forward to another spectacular season-ending tournament in 2016.” “It’s a very special event, we are very privileged to be a part of it,” said current World No. 1 Novak Djokovic.

This year’s tournament will offer a US$ 7.5 million in prize money. The prestigious event has been contested in major cities around the world with a rich history dating back to the birth of The Masters in 1970 in Tokyo. Since 2000, the event has taken place in cities such as Lisbon, Sydney and Shanghai, before moving to London in 2009 where it will be held through 2018.