ATP Finals: 184,033 tickets sold and revenue up 19%, a record before the first ball
For the 2026 ATP Finals in Turin, 184,033 tickets have been sold, 3.1% more than the 2025 record, with revenue 19% higher, according to Fortune Italia.
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The ATP Finals in Turin have not started yet, but one record has already fallen: for the edition running from 15 to 22 November, 184,033 tickets have been sold so far, 3.1% more than in 2025, which was already the all-time high. The stated fill rate is 94.64% and box office revenue is 19% above last year's. The money is growing much faster than the tickets, and FITP president Angelo Binaghi puts it this way: the product is worth more.
The first figure comes from the box office: 184,033 tickets sold for the 2026 edition, 3.1% more than in 2025, which according to the reconstruction was already the event's all-time high. The stated fill rate is 94.64%, with all 15 sessions heading for a sell-out. In absolute terms that is about 5,600 more tickets than last year, and available capacity grew by roughly 9,000 seats thanks to the collaboration with the Parco Olimpico.
What changes the meaning of the story is not volume but value. Ticket sales have generated revenue 19% higher than the 2025 record, a growth rate almost six times faster than that of the tickets. "The product is worth more," said FITP president Angelo Binaghi, adding that the resources raised will be reinvested in facilities and in school and grassroots sport.
The impact on the territory is measured by the Tourism Ministry, which says the event will draw 183,000 participants in total, with a forecast economic impact of 600 million euros. More than 70% of the spending goes to accommodation, with the rest mostly to restaurants and transport. Tourism minister Gianmarco Mazzi described major events as a strategic lever for tourism, able to stretch the season and generate returns for local economies.
The audience comes from 97 countries: 83.62% of tickets were bought by Italians, 16.38% from abroad. According to figures cited by FITP, for the last edition the extra tax revenue was estimated at about six times the government's public contribution. One limit has to be stated: the source gives no absolute revenue figure, only the percentage change, and the 600 million euros is a forecast, not a final accounting.
To follow the action on court there is the order of play for the first two days, while the federation's proposal on the relationship between tennis and football tells the other side of the same growth.
Source note: the box-office figures, the quotes from Binaghi and Mazzi and the Tourism Ministry data are taken from Fortune Italia (13 November 2026).