Fans are urged to buy their tickets this Thursday and Friday for the 14th Mubadala World Tennis Championship (MWTC) to enjoy a 15 per cent saving as well as the chance to win one of 51 merchandises signed by star players.
The offer coincides with the UAE's 51st National Day,
This year’s tournament, which runs from December 16-18 at the International Tennis Centre in Abu Dhabi’s Zayed Sports City, features six of the best male players – including three of the world’s top five – as well as two of the best female players in World No.2 Ons Jabeur and 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu.
Spectators who purchase Category 2 tickets between midnight on Thursday morning (1 December) and midnight on Friday evening (2 December) can access the promotional rate by entering code UAE15.
The National Day promotion runs for two days, with discounted tickets available from just AED 80 for adults and less than AED 40 for children.
Each buyer, regardless of ticket category, will also be automatically entered into a lucky draw to win exclusive, signed merchandise.
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