2012 BNP PARIBAS OPEN DAILY TICKETS AND DAILY DOUBLE PACKAGES ON SALE TOMORROW

Written by: Staff on 2nd November 2011

2012 BNP PARIBAS OPEN DAILY TICKETS AND DAILY DOUBLE PACKAGES ON SALE TOMORROW

Andreas Beck of Germany returns the ball to Dutchman Jesse Huta Galung during their match at the ATP Challenger BNP Paribas Polish Open tennis tournament in Sopot, Poland, 14 July 2011. EPA/BARBARA OSTROWSKA POLAND OUT |

INDIAN WELLS, Calif., Nov. 1, 2011 – Daily tickets and Daily Double

packages for the BNP Paribas Open, an ATP World Tour Masters 1000 and

WTA Premier tennis tournament to be held March 5-18, 2012 at the

Indian Wells Tennis Garden, will be on sale tomorrow, Wednesday,

November 2, it was announced today by Steve Simon, tournament

director.

Daily tickets range in price from $12 for the first Thursday evening

session to $90 for loge seats for the Championship weekend. A great

option for fans is the Daily Double package, which provides the same

great seat (suite, box or loge) for both day and evening sessions.

This is a smart way for fans to grab terrific box seats to experience

the action from the lower bowl of the main stadium, or to get a great

value on loge seats for both sessions. In addition, local residents,

students, seniors, military and USTA members, can receive 30 percent

off on loge seats for select sessions. With more than 350,000 fans

attending the tournament last year fans will want to order early to

get the best seats and secure their tickets for the world-class action

in March.

Fans attending the BNP Paribas Open will see a number of site

improvements at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, highlighted by a

19,140 sq. ft. shade structure to be placed within the East Village

that will provide an extra level of comfort for fans. Covering an area

the size of nearly three tennis courts, the permanent structure is

designed to not only provide shade but also will feature information

towers, four video walls placed throughout the seating area so fans

can keep up with scores and schedules, a new bar and music stage, and

numerous dining options.

In addition to the shade structure, significant enhancements will be

made to Stadium Court, including the replacement of all the existing

seats in the lower bowl with new seats, adding new HD televisions to

all eight Stadium Gates, installing a new audio system, and repainting

the entire exterior of the venue from walls to lights to railings.

Outside of Stadium Court, permanent box seats will be installed on

Stadiums 2 and 3 as well as Courts 4 through 8, a new audio system

will be installed on Stadiums 2 and 3, and the Corona Plaza Video

Wall, will be enlarged and once again provide fans the ability to

watch up to three matches simultaneously.

“Our constant goal is to improve the fan experience from year to year

at the BNP Paribas Open,” said Simon. “By adding a shade structure,

new seats on all match courts, and other site enhancements, we are

taking another step toward achieving that goal. When fans have the

opportunity to buy daily tickets tomorrow, we want both new and

returning customers to be certain that their experience at our event

in 2012 will be better than ever before.”

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