ARGENTINA OPEN · TENNIS TRANSPORT · 2027
The night session can end after the last Line D train has gone, and the club has no parking for the public, so the ride back is worth settling before the first serve.
Match point under the lights, a roar from the stands of the centre court and a few thousand people standing up at the same moment, all heading for the same street. At Buenos Aires Transfers we drive visitors around the city, and this is what we tell our own passengers about the Argentina Open: how the week works, every official way to the club, and how to settle the ride back before you leave the hotel.
The IEB+ Argentina Open is Buenos Aires' ATP 250 tournament, played on clay at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club, known as the cathedral of Argentine tennis. The club is on Avenida Olleros in Palermo, beside the Palermo parks, about 9 kilometres by road from the Obelisco and about 7.5 from Aeroparque airport. Carlos Alcaraz won the title here in 2023, João Fonseca in 2025, and Francisco Cerúndolo is the 2026 champion. Getting there is easy. Getting back after a night session takes some planning.
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The Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club during the 2025 Argentina Open. Photo: OMAR.ERRE / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).
When is the Argentina Open 2027, and how do the sessions work?
The tournament runs from Saturday 6 February to Sunday 14 February 2027, according to the tournament and to Ticketek, its ticketer. As of 9 November 2026, the tournament has announced Flavio Cobolli, Casper Ruud, Francisco Cerúndolo, Lorenzo Musetti, Tomás Etcheverry and Ignacio Buse.
Three things to know before you plan the rides:
1. Tickets are for sessions, not for matches. The tournament sells day and night sessions, and its ticket policy says a ticket covers a session, not a specific match or player. A day ticket covers that session's matches on every court; a night ticket covers the two matches scheduled that night on the centre court, the Court Central Guillermo Vilas. Seats are numbered only on the centre court.
2. The ATP sets the order of play. The ATP supervisor schedules the matches, and the 2027 session times are not published yet. If it rains, the policy itself warns that a session can change in ways that are impossible to predict.
3. The week includes a long weekend. Monday 8 February and Tuesday 9 February 2027 are the Carnival holidays in Argentina, so on Sunday 7 February, those two days and Sunday 14 February the subte runs its Sunday and holiday timetable.
How do you get to the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club?
By subte
The tournament's own guide gives one rail route: subte Line D to Olleros station, on Avenida Cabildo. From the station, the club is about 1.5 kilometres on foot. The network opens at 5:30am on weekdays, 6am on Saturdays and 8am on Sundays and holidays.
By bus
The same guide lists the bus lines that stop near the club: the 130 at Avenida del Libertador and Olleros, the 19, 59 and 60 at Luis María Campos and Olleros, and ten more lines at the Olleros stop of the Metrobús on Avenida Cabildo. Check the full list against your hotel.
By bike
The tournament has bike parking inside the grounds (bring your own lock), and the city's Ecobici bikes are another option.
By car
This is where it gets harder. The club's car park is not open to the general public: the tournament keeps it for sponsors and box holders. As of November 2026, the details for arriving by car and the road closures are still marked as coming soon. We will update this guide when they are out.
Why is getting back the hard part?
This is not a football stadium: the centre court holds 4,970 people. But when the last match of a session ends, they come out together, and three details make the ride back harder than the ride there:
- The last train. On Emova's timetable, the last Line D train towards Catedral, in the city centre, leaves Congreso de Tucumán, at the other end of the line, at 11pm on weekdays, 11:30pm on Saturdays and 10pm on Sundays and holidays, give or take five minutes. With two Sundays and the two Carnival holidays, that is 10pm on four of the nine days. And Olleros station is a 1.5-kilometre walk from the club.
- No car park for the public. Whoever collects you has to stop in the street, at the same time as every taxi and app ride called by the rest of the crowd.
- Rain. The tournament warns that rain can move matches to other times and courts, so a pick-up time agreed in the morning may not hold.
And all of it repeats every day you go.
How does a private driver solve the week?
1. A pick-up point agreed in advance. We agree with you where the driver drops you and where they wait near the club, so you walk out knowing where you are going. When the tournament publishes the closures, we adjust the point.
2. One vehicle for the whole group, every day. Our vehicles range from a comfort car for two to a minibus for 20, that model or a similar one; for bigger groups, ask us.
3. A price per vehicle and per ride, agreed before you go. Hotel to the club and back, for each day you go: USD 30 a ride in a comfort car for two or similar and USD 100 in a van for six or similar, so USD 60 or USD 200 a day. Not per person, and with no night surcharge. These are our 2027 rates, the ones that apply to the tournament dates.
4. A driver who waits, for night sessions and rainy days. If you do not know when you will come out, book the driver by the hour: USD 30 an hour in a car for two, USD 50 in a van for six and USD 70 in a minibus for 20, with a three-hour minimum. More in our guide to hiring a driver by the hour.
5. Landing on a match day? Hotel first. Suitcases and large bags are not allowed into the grounds, so drop them at your hotel before the session. From Aeroparque to your hotel in the city it is USD 35 in a car for two and USD 105 in a van for six; from Ezeiza, USD 55 and USD 145.
Write to us on WhatsApp with where you are staying, the days and sessions on your tickets and your group, and we will confirm the option and the price for your vehicle.
Getting to the Argentina Open and back, compared
| Option | The last stretch | When the session ends | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private driver, booked ahead | An agreed drop-off point near the club | Waiting at an agreed point, one vehicle for the group | Night sessions, groups, rainy days |
| Subte Line D | About 1.5 km on foot from Olleros | Last train towards the centre at 10pm on Sundays and holidays | Day sessions, travelling light |
| Bus | Depends on the line | The same stops for everyone | Tight budgets with time to spare |
| Taxi or ride app | In the street, like everyone | The whole crowd asking at once | Getting there, more than getting back |
| Your own car | No car park for the public at the club | Road closures not published yet | Sponsors and box holders, who have parking |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club from the city centre?
About 9 kilometres by road from the Obelisco, in Palermo, inside the city of Buenos Aires. Aeroparque airport is about 7.5 kilometres away and Ezeiza about 34.
When is the Argentina Open 2027?
From Saturday 6 February to Sunday 14 February 2027, at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club. The ATP supervisor sets the order of play, and the 2027 session times are not published yet.
Who is playing the Argentina Open 2027?
As of 9 November 2026, the tournament has announced Flavio Cobolli, Casper Ruud, Francisco Cerúndolo (the 2026 champion), Lorenzo Musetti, Tomás Etcheverry and Ignacio Buse. The ticket conditions allow the organiser to add, change or replace players.
Is there parking at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club?
Not for the general public. The tournament says the car park is reserved for sponsors and box holders, so plan to arrive by subte, bus, taxi or with a driver.
Can I take the subte back after a night session?
Only if you are out in time. The last Line D train towards the centre leaves Congreso de Tucumán at 11pm on weekdays, 11:30pm on Saturdays and 10pm on Sundays and holidays, and Olleros station is about 1.5 kilometres on foot from the club.
How much is a ride from my hotel to the Argentina Open?
From anywhere in the city of Buenos Aires, USD 30 a ride in a car for two and USD 100 in a van for six, for the whole vehicle, at our 2027 rates. If you want the driver to wait for you through the session, it goes by the hour: USD 30 an hour in a car and USD 50 in a van, with a three-hour minimum.
Can you collect me at the airport?
Yes. From Ezeiza to your hotel in the city it is USD 55 in a car for two and USD 145 in a van for six; from Aeroparque, USD 35 and USD 105. Book the airport transfer, and go to the hotel first: suitcases are not allowed into the tournament.
Settle the ride back before the first serve
A night at the Argentina Open ends the same way for everyone: the last point, the applause and a few thousand people looking for a ride on the same street. The difference is whether the way back was decided calmly at the hotel or on the pavement outside the club. Decide it early, then enjoy the tennis.
Book your rides to the Argentina Open. Message us on WhatsApp at +54 9 11 2404-0448 with where you are staying, the days and sessions on your tickets and your group size, and we will quote each ride for your vehicle.