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**goolen4you** · 04-20-2009, 04:35 PM

There's things going around in those days apart from the finals. For example, you will at least be able to catch the Legends' tournament: if I remember right, tickets for that are like 15 euros or something. I haven't seen it, but I've heard it's fun.
Also, I remember that a couple fo years ago they launched a campaign called "Tous en finale" or something like that, and it's if you wanna see the finals and don't have tickets to the center courts: they install a big screen in one of the biggest courts (No. 1, I think) and you can be on the grounds...
You may also be able to catch some juniors and wheelchair tennis, by getting outer courts tickets, which shouldn't be difficult.
Go to their website for more info, it has an English version.
Good luck!

04-20-2009, 04:35 PM	#2
goolen4you Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	There's things going around in those days apart from the finals. For example, you will at least be able to catch the Legends' tournament: if I remember right, tickets for that are like 15 euros or something. I haven't seen it, but I've heard it's fun. Also, I remember that a couple fo years ago they launched a campaign called "Tous en finale" or something like that, and it's if you wanna see the finals and don't have tickets to the center courts: they install a big screen in one of the biggest courts (No. 1, I think) and you can be on the grounds... You may also be able to catch some juniors and wheelchair tennis, by getting outer courts tickets, which shouldn't be difficult. Go to their website for more info, it has an English version. Good luck!
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