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SuperTennis Arena is located in the beautiful Italian city of Bologna, inside the BolognaFiere exhibition center. This one-of-a-kind venue is Italy's top destination for seeing elite-level tennis live. It's a small, intimate spot to take in the action, and even the worst seats put you in close proximity to the baseline where even the faintest sound of tennis racket strings can be heard. In addition to some of the best ATP tennis action that you will find anywhere in the world, the SuperTennis Arena also hosts the Davis Cup competition — an event that is electrifying enough even when Team USA isn't involved.

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About SuperTennis Arena

The SuperTennis Arena successfully meets the challenge of being a first-class venue for tennis. In recent years, it has made significant enhancements in several areas. These improvements have been to a large extent about player facilities, enhancing the quality of the environment in which they perform. The Centro Tecnico has become the home not just to the SuperTennis Arena, but to all the national teams. It has become the base for training and for all championship and senior national team operations. Player amenities have improved significantly in the SuperTennis Arena, where the throne room is now pretty plush for the players who earn the right to sit in it during their matches — each player now has a water station, as well as tennis towels, available to him or her in the throne room; in addition, the players enjoy better air conditioning when they are in the enclosure. The SuperTennis Arena, meanwhile, remains a cozy venue when it comes to the audience. It accommodates somewhere between 3,000 and 5,000 spectators, depending on configuration. These primo courtside sections put you so close to the action, you can practically feel it. You hear the sweet sounds of ultra-competitive racquet-on-ball contact. You see, almost in slow motion, the real-time adjustments being made between points. You witness the play as the athletes intend it to be seen — with court coverage that makes you appreciate the concept of "the whole court is your territory" as these guys (or gals) effectively defend and dominate every inch, with moves that make you understand the word "athleticism" and its myriad forms in pure, distilled essence.

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Best seats at SuperTennis Arena

We all "get" that it's a shortened, rim-length express elevator at best; we know what side of the court we're on. But — let's just face it — the VIP boxes are better. The sightlines are unobstructed, which is more than I can say for a lot of the cheap seats. You're high enough in a box to see everything well without straining your neck, and you're low enough that the view is still intimate. Plus, you get to live like a king or queen for the hour and a half that the service lasts. Your ticket is a passport to pure medicinal hedonism.

How to get to SuperTennis Arena

Parking at SuperTennis Arena

SuperTennis Arena is located at BolognaFiere, an exhibition space in Bologna, Italy. Driving access to the site benefits from BolognaFiere's substantial parking infrastructure. The exhibition center maintains extensive facilities designed to accommodate large events — this ensures that crowds attending the tournament are absorbed without any congestion.

On-site parking typically operates first-come, first-served; though certain premium packages may include reserved privileges. Driving to the Arena is straightforward, thanks to clear signage directing you from major routes to the complex. If you're unfamiliar with Bologna's roads, GPS navigation is quite reliable, too. The complex itself is so large that it affords multiple access routes — knowing which route to take and which entry point to use ahead of time is key to avoiding last-minute confusion upon arrival.

Public Transportation to SuperTennis Arena

Once you're in Bologna, the public transportation options are substantial. The most direct access to BolognaFiere from various points in the city is provided by bus line 54, which runs between the Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport and the Bologna Centrale train station to BolognaFiere. This service makes attaining the arena from the airport or train station very convenient. Both services are priced reasonably, and neither requires you to hail a taxi; indeed, bus 54 can be taken directly from the airport to the arena without picking up any taxis en route. Bologna's public transportation system provides information and resources for real-time tracking. Examining the timetables before your trip gives you a good idea of the transport system's regularity, the time it takes to travel, and the well-coordinated rhythms necessary to make it from point A to B in tandem with various match start times.

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Food and Drinks at SuperTennis Arena

There are several concession stands throughout the SuperTennis Arena, which keeps the lines short and affords easy access to all the goodies on the menu, no matter where in the stadium you are seated. SuperTennis Arena's menu is a Mediterranean feast, and it takes its culinary cues from the Italian province that hosts it. That means there's a lot more to choose from than just the prepackaged snacks and drinks you find at most American stadiums. You could definitely have a meal at SuperTennis Arena, and there would be no awkwardness whatsoever in doing so. Portion sizes here are totally appropriate, and the food quality is generally very good, even if you occasionally run into the kind of inconsistency you might experience at any Italian restaurant. The prices, especially considering the venue, are reasonable, and because you can bring in a sealed bottle of water, your culinary experience doesn't have to violate your budgetary concerns either.

Latest SuperTennis Arena News

The recent hosting of the Davis Cup finals represented a giant leap for the SuperTennis Arena. This facility in Bologna, Italy, showcased its stunning capabilities as an international tennis venue on a grand stage. And it ended up proving, once and for all, that the arena is quite comfortable operating at the highest levels of professional tennis. "We've made various improvements to the facility itself," says Arena Director Massimo Mazzotta, "and the more we worked on the facility, the more we realized that, in fact, we could stage a Davis Cup tie right here in Bologna, Italy, as we had promised." But the facility isn't just up to snuff in terms of what the eyes can see. Mazzotta and his team have been hard at work not only on the visible aspects of the event but on invisible-to-the-spectator elements that also matter a great deal. Okay, so we get that the Davis Cup was a smashing success and that the facility somewhat miraculously lives to host another day. What about future plans? Can you keep us in the loop? And, please, cover the next base for us: How do we get tickets for events there? Early-ticket pricing is usually set at accessible levels so that a wide array of fans will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for the events. During the earlier rounds of the tournament, for example, tickets are much more reasonably priced than during the later stages when demand goes up and prices with it. Of course, some seats at the tournament will command higher prices. For example, courtside and VIP tickets will almost always be priced well above face value and for good reason. Those seats offer a much better viewing experience and come with some frills that make the experience a lot more enjoyable. Still, the SuperTennis Arena does not have a pricing structure that is conservatively accessible in the way that the other venues at this event do. In fact, the pricing structure here, in conjunction with the size of the seating bowl, generates a couple of unwanted spectatorial outcomes.