What is the BNP Paribas Open?

The BNP Paribas Open is a combined ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tennis tournament at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. The event pairs world-class tennis with a festival-like setting that includes dining, shopping, practice courts, and mountain views.

Current Tournament Dates

The 2027 BNP Paribas Open is scheduled for February 28–March 14, 2027. Main-draw sessions begin after the opening qualifying days. Use the tournament's official competition schedule and ticket page to choose sessions and confirm on-sale timing.

Why Palms at Park Works for the Trip

Palms at Park gives a tennis group a central Palm Springs base with private pools and spas, chef's kitchens, and an en suite bathroom for every bedroom. It also keeps the group close to Palm Springs dining and downtime when no one wants another full day at the grounds.

Choose Your Home

  • Palms at Park Villa: five bedrooms and five en suite bathrooms for up to ten overnight guests.

  • 5 Palms Estate: six bedrooms and six en suite bathrooms for up to twelve overnight guests, with larger gathering areas.

Compare both homes for your tennis group.

Tickets, Parking, and Entry

Choose tickets based on the session and stadium access you want, then review what is included before purchase. The organizer says general parking is free in the General Lot accessed from Miles Avenue, with ADA parking through Gate 9 on Warner Trail. Check the official Getting Here page for the current parking map and transportation updates.

The tournament uses mobile tickets and a clear-bag policy. Review the current Know Before You Go guidance before each visit.

Dining and Transportation

Indian Wells is farther east in the Coachella Valley, so leave extra time for peak arrival and departure traffic. For long sessions, plan meals at the venue or eat before leaving Palm Springs. Reserve any important post-tennis dinners rather than assuming a late walk-in will be available.

Browse our dining and transportation recommendations, then check live availability and direct rates.