Alex Eala’s Philippine Arena homecoming match offers tickets from ₱618 to ₱63,705

Fans can see Alex Eala compete on home soil starting at ₱618 this coming December.

Filipino tennis fans can watch Alex Eala play live for as low as ₱618 when she takes center court at the Philippine Arena on December 8.

Ticket prices and the seat map have been released for “Alex Eala Live: Game. Set. Celebrate,” which will bring the Filipino tennis star home for a major exhibition event.

Eala is set to face Indonesian tennis player Janice Tjen in the main match, giving local fans a rare chance to see the Filipina compete on home soil after following much of her career through tournaments overseas.

The most affordable seats are Bronze B Side at ₱618, followed by Bronze B Middle at ₱824 and Bronze A at ₱1,236.

Prices jump considerably for seats closer to the court. Silver B costs ₱5,665, while Silver A is ₱7,725. Gold tickets are priced at ₱18,025, Diamond at ₱20,600 and VVIP at ₱25,750.

At the top is the ₱63,705.50 Platinum package, which includes a seat and admission to a gala dinner on December 7.

All prices already include ticketing fees, according to the official seat map.

The Philippine Arena setup places thousands of the lower-priced Bronze seats around the upper sections, while premium sections occupy areas closer to the tennis court.

Beyond Eala’s match against Tjen, “Alex Eala Live” is being positioned as a full tennis celebration, with rising Filipino players, celebrity exhibition action, entertainment and other fan experiences expected to be part of the event.

The choice of the massive Philippine Arena also raises the stakes. Organizers are reportedly hoping the event can challenge the record for the largest attendance at a tennis match, currently associated with the 2020 exhibition between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in Cape Town, South Africa.

Priority preselling is scheduled from September 7 to 13, while the general ticket sale begins September 14 at noon.

For Filipino fans accustomed to watching Eala battle opponents thousands of kilometers away, December 8 offers something different: a chance to see one of the country’s biggest sporting stars play before a home crowd—and, for ₱618, potentially become part of tennis history.

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