The CUPRA Germany Premier Padel P2 takes place at CASTELLO Düsseldorf from 4 to 11 October 2026. The organiser plans eight event days, women’s and men’s competition, and around 90 matches across three courts.
This guide collects the published dates, ticket information, travel advice and possible participants. Draws and results will be added once officially available.
Premier Padel Düsseldorf 2026 at a glance
| Information | Status on 13 September 2026 |
|---|---|
| Tournament | CUPRA Germany Premier Padel P2 |
| Dates | 4–11 October 2026 |
| Venue | CASTELLO Düsseldorf |
| Address | Karl-Hohmann-Straße 1, 40599 Düsseldorf |
| Draws | Women and men |
| Scale | Around 90 matches across three courts |
| Tickets | Day tickets via Ticketmaster |
Details come from the official tournament website and the FIP event page. The FIP listing partly shows the event from 5 October, but the published spectator schedule starts with qualifying on Sunday, 4 October.
Provisional schedule
The organiser has announced these phases:
| Day | Stage | advertised start |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday, 4 October | Qualifying | 09:00 |
| Monday, 5 October | Qualifying | 09:00 |
| Tuesday, 6 October | Qualifying and first main-draw matches | 09:00 |
| Wednesday, 7 October | First round | 10:00 |
| Thursday, 8 October | Round of 16 | 09:00 |
| Friday, 9 October | Quarter-finals | 10:00 |
| Saturday, 10 October | Semi-finals | 14:00 |
| Sunday, 11 October | Finals | 14:00 |
Times remain provisional until the daily order of play is issued. Match duration, earlier results and operational changes can move individual start times.
Which players does the event website feature?
The event website currently highlights names including those below. Each profile still marks participation as open:
- Arturo Coello
- Agustín Tapia
- Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto
- Juan Lebrón
- Miguel Yanguas
- Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea
- Paula Josemaría
- Bea González
- Sofia Araújo
- Victoria Kurz
This is not a confirmed entry list. Participants, pairings and opponents only become certain with the official entry list and draw. Our separate preview explains which teams enter Düsseldorf as leading contenders.
Tickets and prices
Official tickets are sold through Ticketmaster. At publication, advertised entry prices are:
- Sunday and Monday qualifying: from €9.50
- Main draw: from €14.50
- Semi-finals and finals: €39.50–€59.50 depending on category
Some final-weekend categories already show limited availability. Check current prices, fees and remaining seats directly with the seller.
Children under six do not need their own seat if they sit on an accompanying adult’s lap, according to the ticket FAQ. Bags and backpacks larger than A4 size are not allowed for security reasons.
Which day should you attend?
Qualifying: affordable and close to the action
The first two days have the lowest ticket prices, while the main draw also starts on Tuesday. According to the official event schedule, qualifying can feature up to 16 matches per day across three courts. These days suit visitors who want to watch many different teams.
Round of 16 and quarter-finals: best value
Thursday and Friday contain the round of 16 and quarter-finals. Friday currently has quarter-finals scheduled from 10:00. Which and how many leading teams remain will depend on the draw and results.
Semi-finals and finals: maximum atmosphere
Saturday and Sunday are reserved for the semi-finals and finals. The titles are decided then; ticket prices are also higher, and Ticketmaster currently shows limited availability in some categories.
Getting to CASTELLO Düsseldorf
The organiser recommends public transport. CASTELLO is close to Düsseldorf-Reisholz S station and bus stop. Parking near the arena is limited and cannot be guaranteed.
Allow extra time during finals weekend. Published information says doors open 30 minutes before play on the first six event days and one hour before play during finals weekend. The time printed on your ticket takes priority.
If you want to combine watching with playing, browse padel courts in Düsseldorf and padel tournaments in Düsseldorf on PADELGRID.
Draws, order of play and results
The final order of play will appear closer to the tournament. Reliable live sources are:
We will update this guide when draws and results are confirmed. Avoid unofficial schedules without a timestamp: withdrawals can change pairings shortly before play.
Conclusion
Premier Padel Düsseldorf brings an international P2 tournament back to Germany in 2026. Qualifying offers many simultaneous matches at the lowest entry prices; the titles are decided during finals weekend.
Remember three essentials: 4–11 October, CASTELLO Düsseldorf, and one final official schedule check before you travel.
