Laver Cup Tickets

What a great atmosphere! It was well organized and just so much fun! Please bring more tennis events to Vancouver!

So amazing to see all the young tennis stars on the courts!

My wife and I went to 3 sessions and enjoyed them. So glad Vacouver attracted this event. A negative was that teams were lopsided so it was not quite as exciting as it could be. The Euro top players were not there. As a retiree I found the music between sets and games too loud with heavy bass. Could not even talk and found it jaring

The best part of this year's Laver Cup was the interview with Roger Federer in my opinion. I hope they can get players like Djokovic, Alcaraz, Tsitsipas, Medvedev play next year in Berlin.

Seeing the top players in the world play live was incredible. We truly enjoyed this opportunity. However, I found that Rogers Arena setup a few choke points around the arena. Plus gave no notification that they would be closing down a major parking lot and left us with no recourse in heavy traffic to go around all the way by the Cambie street bridge to turn around. We ended up being late for the match because parking was such an issue. I'm sure you can do a better setup than that in the future, Rogers Arena. Or at least give us notification of the changes of the area you have made.

Best part of this year's Laver Cup was the interview with Roger Federer. We paid several hundred dollars for the tickets and then got to see players that are not even top 40 in the world. They should have invited Djokovic, Alcaraz, Tsitsipas, Medvedev etc.

Wish there were more ranked players top ten on the European side like in previous years. All the same was a wonderful experience as a tennis fan. Was disappointed to realize that buying tixkets when released were more expensive than as when it got closer!!

Punishing prices for real tennis fans, who bought the tickets in pre-sales, to then realize that top players from Europe won’t attend. Then unsold tickets were given away at half price. Ripoff Cup!

It was such a well-put event. The lights and the new jumbotron made it even more pompous. The tennis was outstanding as well.

Seeing all pros compete in team setting is assign. Great tournament, not an exhibition.

A dream come true to be able to see the Laver Cup in person!! One of the best weekends of my life, Vancouver was an amazing host city, and I hope at some point in the future it will come back to Canada 👍

This was a great event. Some amazing tennis. Very entertaining and well fought matches. Tickets obviously over priced as so many seats sat empty.

I bought 2 tickets from Ticketmaster in section 326 early on and paid over $700 only to find out shortly after, that they were reduced in my section and others in even better seats, between $105-$185!!!..including the seat right next to us! ..that’s insane..a.frustrating feeling to say the least…

I have been waiting for this event to come to Vancouver for years and it didn’t disappoint. Tickets were a bit pricey but well worth the cost in the end. Of course, World winning was the icing on the cake.

If you went to watch some high quality tennis, it was not on display. Players on both sides have only one way to play - hit as hard and flat as you can and hope it goes in. This iteration of Laver Cup was sorely missing Roger Federer and his ability to play real tennis. It was like watching a WTA match. Most disappointing was the very weak assembly of players on Team Europe. As for Team World, the entire ‘world’ was disproportionately represented by 5 of 8 Americans; 7of 8 North Americans. There are other continents with quality players. The Laver Cup is intended to honour an Australian, so why not try to include one on the World team. The Laver Cup is not likely to survive in this watered-down state. What amounts to Team USA vs Team Europe is not in the true spirit of the Laver Cup and, without the great rivals like Federer and Nadal coming together as teammates, it’s really lost its heart as well as its compelling tennis. Call us disenchanted.

We attended the Saturday day matches and the matches were excellent! Following the matches we wanted to purchase some merchandise but all the interior kiosks were closed, these should have remained open for spectators leaving the event. There was one kiosk open outside after the day session concluded but with all the leaving spectators going there it was picked over with minimal choices.

Great, great event. Got our money's worth and then some. Surprised there wasn't more media coverage for such a prodigious event.

It was amazing i love it, all the time the quallity of the matches and the place was the best of the best

Great venue. Roger Federer’s attendance throughout the weekend and his Friday evening Q&A was icing on the cake. Thank you Vancouver!

The Laver Cup was great, but the Arena left much to be desired. We sat in three different locations over the three days, ranging from first to third levels. Two locations had seats featuring sticky floors - not sure when they were last cleaned. Washrooms weren't cleaned during shows and paper/garbage collected and spilled over by the sinks (level 1, by section 115). We were told we couldn't bring water into the venue but there would be water-filling stations, but instead, we were directed to old-school water fountains with low water pressure (you couldn't fill a water bottle from any of them). We got water from places where we ate (weren't allowed to bring food in either, not even grapes). We paid a lot of money for the tickets and wished the venue had matched the quality of the tennis matches.