Lexus Eastbourne Open Hospitality Packages

Lexus Eastbourne Open Hospitality Packages at Devonshire Park

The renowned Devonshire Park is a world-class arena that hosts Davis Cup matches, County Cup finals, and the traditional grass courts tournament held the week before the Wimbledon Championships.

Devonshire Park first opened its gate to the public in 1874, and by 1879, the first tennis courts were marked out on its prestigious lawns. The All England Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club set about regularising laws of lawn tennis in 1877, resulting in its first Wimbledon tournament running at Devonshire Park in July of that year.

The Sky Lounge provides an ideal setting for unwinding. Eventmasters’ Eastbourne Open hospitality packages offer guests and clients VIP treatment, boasting a canapé reception, three-course lunch and complimentary drinks alongside premium views of the grass-court action.

Plan Your Visit to Devonshire Park

The International Eastbourne is an event for sports fanatics who want to experience a match like no other at the Eastbourne tennis court. We’ve covered travel information to Devonshire Park and provided a Google map for turn-to-turn directions.

Parking near Devonshire Park

Eastbourne parking is available at the JCP Junction Road car park off Ashford Road and the NCP car park at Trinity Place. The Saffrons Car Park (off Compton Place – BN21 1EA) is a public parking area with a £7 charge per car, per day. For further parking locations, guests can go to the official Eastbourne International Parking website.

Please be aware that Eastbourne now operates parking restrictions around the town, and the event cannot be held responsible for any fines incurred for illegally parked cars.

Disabled car parking spaces are free and available for easy access from Gate 7. Please note that disabled parking is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. To book a disabled parking space please visit the official Eastbourne International Parking website.

Lexus Eastbourne Open & Devonshire Park FAQs

What is the dress code at the Eastbourne Open?

There is no specific dress code at the tournament. As the Lexus Eastbourne Open is an outdoor event you are advised to dress appropriately for the elements.

What is the order of play at the Eastbourne Open?

Day 1 Women’s qualifying

Men’s qualifying

Day 2 Women’s qualifying

Men’s qualifying

Day 3 Women’s singles & doubles main draw

Men’s singles & doubles main draw

Day 4 Women’s singles & doubles main draw

Men’s singles & doubles main draw

Day 5 Women’s singles & doubles main draw

Men’s singles & doubles main draw

Day 6 Women’s singles & doubles quarter-finals

Men’s singles & doubles quarter-finals

Wheelchair singles & doubles

Day 7 Women’s singles & doubles semi-finals

Men’s singles semi-finals

Men’s doubles final

Wheelchair singles & doubles

Day 8 Women’s singles & doubles final

Men’s singles final

Wheelchair singles & doubles

What can you expect at the Eastbourne Open?

The Eastbourne Open offers a unique opportunity to experience world-class tennis in one of the most iconic settings on the summer sporting calendar. Held at the historic Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club, guests can expect thrilling grass-court action as some of the biggest names in the ATP and WTA Tours compete ahead of Wimbledon.

From the opening rounds through to the finals, fans can enjoy high-quality matches, passionate competition and the chance to see future champions and established tennis stars battling it out on the famous Devonshire Park courts. With previous winners including legends such as Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick and Martina Navratilova, Eastbourne has a proud history of showcasing some of the greatest players in the sport.

Away from the action, the tournament provides a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, making it the perfect summer sporting experience. Whether attending with friends, family or clients, the Eastbourne Open combines elite tennis, beautiful surroundings and unforgettable moments for a truly memorable day out.

Where is the Eastbourne Open?

The Lexus Eastbourne Open will be held at Devonshire Park, a 10-minute walk from Eastbourne town centre.

How do I get to Devonshire Park?

Devonshire Park,
College Road
Eastbourne
BN21 4JJ

We advise that you check the weather forecast on the day of your visit and give yourself plenty of time to arrive. Please use the Devonshire Park map for further guidance on travelling to the Rothesay International Eastbourne.

How do I get to the Lexus Eastbourne Open by bus?

The National Express services run direct from London Victoria Coach Station to Eastbourne Town Centre. Stagecoach operates buses in and around Eastbourne, including assistance to Hastings.

Brighton and Hove’s buses also operate Coaster buses between Eastbourne and Brighton, passing through scenic National Park. Special shuttle services will be running during the week of the LTA Eastbourne.

How do I get to the Lexus Eastbourne Open by train?

Fortunately, Eastbourne is well connected via the Southern Rail service, approximately 90 minutes from London Vicotria Station, via London Gatwick Airport.

The train station doesn’t offer step-free access; however, staff are on hand between 6am-10pm to assist. The walk from Eastbourne Station to Devonshire Park is approximately 0.8 miles and will take between 15-20 minutes. Alternatively, there are taxis located outside Eastbourne station, costing £5-£6.

Will there be wheelchair spaces available during the Eastbourne Open?

There are several wheelchairs spaces available on Centre Court, Court 1 and Court 2 at Devonshire Park, which provide space for one wheelchair user accompanied by a carer.

Can I bring my camera to the Lexus Eastbourne Open?

Spectators are advised that laptops and professional video equipment are not permitted on site. Flash photography and photographic equipment with more than 300mm lenses are not allowed on site. Please note that mobile phones must be switched off in the vicinity of the courts.

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