The Laver Cup is returning this year, and the action of the tournament will once again grasp the attention of tennis fans. The tournament created by Roger Federer will take place in Vancouver this time, which will pit most of the fans against Team Europe. The tickets for the tournament are live and can purchased online. But fans can also enjoy watching the tournament from the comfort of their homes. 

Where is the Laver Cup being held this year?

Each year, the venue of the Laver Cup is different. The first edition of the tournament was played in Prague in the 02 Arena, where Team Europe won. Last year, it was held in London in the 02 Arena to mark the retirement of Roger Federer. Team World won the tournament for the first time and aimed to recreate the feat. 

This year, the tournament will take place in Vancouver, Canada, and see the two teams battle it out once again. Federer returns to the tournament this year but not as a player. 

Where to get tickets for the 2023 Laver Cup?

The Laver Cup will take place over three days, and all days will have two sessions. Day sessions for the first two days will commence at 1:00 p.m. PST. Night sessions for the first two days will be played at 7:00 p.m. PST. Only one session takes place on the third day at 12:00 p.m. PST. Tickets for all three sessions can be purchased on the Ticket Master website. 

The prize for all tickets varies depending on the day and the session. Tickets for single sessions are sold in Canadian Dollars or CAD$. For day sessions on the first day, tickets range from $26 to $469, excluding taxes and fees from Ticket Master.

Tickets for the remainder of the two days cost in the range of $37.25 to $615 for day sessions. For night sessions, tickets cost the same for both days. The price ranges from $63 to $645 and for day 2. 

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How to watch the 2023 Laver Cup for free

In addition to watching the tournament live in the stadium, viewers can also watch it from the comfort of their homes. European fans can watch the tournament from Eurosport, and tennis followers in the Indian subcontinent can view it on Sony Sports. Fans in North America can view the tournament on ESPN, TVA, and TSN, and it can be streamed on Tennis Channel. 

 As per the Laver Cup website, the tournament can also be viewed on free-to-air channels, but it depends on the region. Owing to the action of the tournament, fans would not want to miss the tournament.

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