The 2026 ABN AMRO Open Complete Schedule

The 2026 ABN AMRO Open is set to electrify the Rotterdam Ahoy this February, marking the 53rd edition of one of the ATP Tour’s most prestigious indoor events. As the first ATP 500 tournament of the season, it attracts a stellar lineup of the world’s best tennis talent, offering fans a unique blend of top-tier sport, entertainment, and business networking.

Based on the official program documents and tournament details, here is a complete schedule and guide for the 2026 ABN AMRO Open.

The 2026 Schedule: A Day-by-Day Guide

The tournament spans from the qualifying rounds on Saturday, February 7, to the grand finale on Sunday, February 15. The event is structured to provide continuous action, with day and evening sessions designed to accommodate fans of all ages and interests.

Qualifying Weekend: The Battle Begins

• Saturday, February 7
  • Session Start: 11:00 AM
  • Courts: Matches take place on Court 1 and Court 2.
  • Action: The tournament kicks off with the Qualifying Tournament. Fans can witness up-and-coming talent and seasoned professionals fighting for a coveted spot in the main draw.
  • Highlights: The day features multiple ATP Singles matches followed consecutively on both courts. Additionally, practice sessions are open to the public, allowing ticket holders to watch top seeds warm up and prepare for the week ahead.
• Sunday, February 8
  • Session Start: 11:00 AM
  • Courts: Court 1 and Court 2.
  • Action: The conclusion of the qualifying rounds. The intensity ramps up as players compete in the final qualifying matches to secure their entry into the main tournament.
  • Highlights: Similar to Saturday, the schedule includes a series of ATP Singles matches. This is often the best time for die-hard tennis fans to see high-stakes tennis in a more intimate setting before the crowds of the main draw arrive.

Main Draw Kickoff

• Monday, February 9
  • Day Session: Starts at 11:00 AM with the ATP Doubles Qualifying Final on Centre Court.
  • Main Draw Action: The first round of the main draw begins not before 1:00 PM with ATP Singles matches, followed by another singles match at 2:30 PM and a doubles match at 4:00 PM.
  • Evening Session: Starts at 7:30 PM, featuring two prime-time ATP Singles matches. This session often features marquee players to draw the evening crowd.

Theme Days: Trendy Tuesday & Kids Day

• Tuesday, February 10 – “Trendy Tuesday”
  • Day Session: Begins at 11:00 AM.
  • Courts: Action spreads across Centre Court, Court 1, and the Wheelchair Arena.
  • Action: Centre Court hosts ATP Singles matches from 11:00 AM through the afternoon. Court 1 features a mix of doubles and singles action. Notably, the Wheelchair Tennis tournament begins in earnest with doubles at 1:00 PM and singles at 4:00 PM in the Wheelchair Arena.
  • Evening Session: Starts at 7:30 PM with two ATP Singles matches on Centre Court. “Trendy Tuesday” is traditionally a highlight for lifestyle and fashion within the tournament, often attracting a stylish crowd.
• Wednesday, February 11 – “Kids Day”
  • Day Session: Kicks off at 11:00 AM.
  • Focus: A massive day for families and younger fans. The schedule is packed with matches on Centre Court and Court 1.
  • Wheelchair Tennis: A full slate of matches in the Wheelchair Arena starting at 11:00 AM, featuring Men’s and Women’s Singles and Doubles.
  • Evening Session: 7:30 PM start with two ATP Singles matches.
  • Activities: As “Kids Day,” the venue is expected to host special clinics, meet-and-greets, and interactive zones in the Sports Plaza to engage the next generation of tennis fans.

The Road to the Finals

• Thursday, February 12 (Round of 16)
  • The tournament typically transitions to the Round of 16. Expect day and evening sessions featuring the winners from the early week battles. This is often the day when the top seeds face their first significant tests.
• Friday, February 13 (Quarterfinals)
  • “Quarterfinal Friday” is one of the most exciting days of the week, featuring four high-stakes singles matches on Centre Court. Winners here guarantee themselves a weekend spot and a significant portion of the prize money.
• Saturday, February 14 (Semifinals)
  • The field narrows to the final four. The day usually features two singles semifinals and doubles semifinals. The atmosphere in Rotterdam Ahoy reaches its peak as the finalists are decided.

Championship Sunday

• Sunday, February 15
  • Grand Finale: The culmination of the week.
  • Doubles Final: Typically takes place in the early afternoon (around 1:00 PM).
  • Singles Final: The headline event, usually scheduled for 3:30 PM, where the 2026 ABN AMRO Open Champion will be crowned.

Beyond the Court: Shops, Bites, and Entertainment

The ABN AMRO Open is marketed as “much more than just a tennis tournament; it’s a complete day out.” The 2026 edition continues this tradition with an extensive side program located in the Sports Plaza and Shops & Bites areas.

• Sports Plaza: This interactive zone invites visitors to get active. Highlights for 2026 include the “Silent Swing” challenge, “VR Tennis,” and “Crossnet Rally.” Fans who complete the “challenge card” can spin “Ballie’s Prize Wheel” to win prizes. It is a hub of activity designed to let fans experience the sport firsthand.
• Shops & Bites: Located in the Plaza and the first ring, this area offers a premium shopping and dining experience.
  • Shopping: Visitors can browse “PassaTennis” shops featuring major brands like Indian Maharadja, Head, Tecnifibre, K-Swiss, and Osaka World.
  • Dining: The culinary options are diverse, ranging from food trucks and sushi bars to sit-down experiences. Notable dining spots include “De Gele Kanarie,” “Fausto,” and “The Sushi Bar,” ensuring that fans can enjoy a full meal between matches.

Tournament Essentials & Facts

For those planning to attend or follow the tournament from home, here are the key details for the 2026 edition:

• Dates:
  • Qualifying: Saturday, February 7 – Sunday, February 8, 2026.
  • Main Draw: Monday, February 9 – Sunday, February 15, 2026.
• Venue: Rotterdam Ahoy (Ahoyweg 10, 3084 BA Rotterdam). The venue is renowned for its intimate indoor atmosphere and excellent acoustics, making it a favorite among players.
• Prize Money: The 2026 tournament boasts a substantial financial commitment.
  • Total Financial Commitment: Approximately €2.56 million.
  • Singles Winner: The champion is estimated to take home roughly €449,160.
  • Singles Runner-up: Approximately €241,650.
• Points: As an ATP 500 event, the winner receives 500 ATP Ranking points, a crucial boost for players aiming for the top of the world rankings.
• Surface: Hard Court (Indoor).
• Key Contenders (2026): The entry list for 2026 is expected to be led by global superstars. Early reports and rankings indicate the participation of Carlos Alcaraz (ESP), Alexander Zverev (GER), and Alex de Minaur (AUS), alongside other top-10 mainstays like Daniil Medvedev.
• Defending Champions (from 2025):
  • Singles: Carlos Alcaraz.
  • Doubles: Simone Bolelli / Andrea Vavassori.
• Tournament Director: Richard Krajicek, the former Wimbledon champion, continues to helm the tournament, ensuring it maintains its reputation as one of the most player-friendly events on tour.

The ABN AMRO Open remains a jewel in the ATP calendar. With its mix of elite competition, interactive fan zones, and a festive atmosphere, the 2026 edition promises to be an unmissable event for tennis enthusiasts worldwide.