Tatler Sports has announced the seating details and ticket prices for the Alex Eala Live: Game. Set. Celebrate, happening at the Philippine Arena on December 8.
Alex will take center stage in a marquee singles match against Indonesia's Janice Tjen during the homecoming showcase.
Ticket prices range from ₱618 to ₱63,705.50, with the highest-tier Platinum package including a seat to the event and access to the Gala Dinner on December 7.
See the full ticket prices and seating categories below:
Platinum (Seat + Gala Dinner on December 7): ₱63,705.50
VVIP: ₱25,750
Diamond: ₱20,600
Gold: ₱18,025
Silver A: ₱7,725
Silver B: ₱5,665
Bronze A: ₱1,236
Bronze B (Middle): ₱824
Bronze B (Side): ₱618
Silver A (Accessible): ₱7,725
Bronze A (Accessible): ₱1,236
The listed prices include ticketing fees.
Fans hoping to secure their seats ahead of the general public can take advantage of the presale, which runs from September 7 until September 13 at 11:59 p.m.
The general sale will begin on September 14.
The event comes following a milestone year for Alex, who won her first WTA singles title at the 2026 Mubadala DC Open in August.
In a recent interview with Forbes, Alex opened up about adjusting to her growing popularity in the tennis world and the increased public attention that comes with it.
"I do get recognized a couple of times. I think that's one of the signs where I'm like, 'Oh, okay. My popularity has really grown because then I get recognized in like the smallest cities.' Like there will be sometimes people will come up and ask for a picture or something like that. So yeah, I guess that's one of the things that have also changed," she told the magazine.
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Alex also reflected on the responsibility that comes with representing the Philippines on the international tennis stage.
"I think it's made me very self-demanding in terms of how I behave and I understand what I carry when I'm on court. I understand who looks up to me and what I represent. So, I think this whole experience of being this big representation of the Philippines has really made me be self-aware and it really makes me want to be the best version of myself," she highlighted.
Meanwhile, Alex's run at the 2026 US Open in New York ended on September 5 (US time) in the third round after she fell to Iva Jovic, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.
Alex is set to compete next in the 2026 Singapore Tennis Open, happening from September 21 to 27.