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Just the Ticket | Sign up for a Single Session for less than £10 in 2025

All The Action. All The Glory. All Of Badminton. In Birmingham.

The YONEX All England Open, hosted at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena in March, is the most prestigious badminton tournament on the tour and tickets for the next festival of badminton are on sale now!

And single sessions are a perfect way to sample some of the best badminton action without it breaking the bank and without it cutting across all your other weekend plans for mid-March.

Both Friday’s quarter-finals and Saturday’s semi-finals at the All England are split into two sessions which are jam-packed with action.

Morning play on both Friday 14th March and Saturday 15th March starts at 9.30am (doors opening at 8.30am) with the afternoon session picking up after an afternoon break from 17:00 (doors open at 16:00).

That makes these sessions perfect for the busy family who can’t commit to a full day of badminton. Or ideal for those wanting to take in some Friday night badminton after a long week at work. Or the best solution for badminton fans who want to combine badminton action with a bite to eat in the city centre – a pre-play lunch or a post-session pizza.

Seats for a single session start at an incredible £9 for members! And child tickets care priced at just over a fiver per session!

That means you can get a taste of elite badminton with a full morning session of All England action for little more than £30 for a family of four! Session tickets are the most affordable way to take in all the action at the All England.

What you would have seen with a Single Session ticket in 2024?

On the Friday at last year’s YONEX All England, with a single session ticket you would have seen an amazing comeback staged by three-time champion Tai Tzu Ying.

The women’s singles quarter-final looked to be heading the way of sixth seed He Bing Jiao of China when she won the first game. Tai levelled matters and dramatically came from 8-0 down in the decider to reach the women’s singles semi-final and send the crowd wild at the Utilita!

Don’t miss this year’s action at The All England.

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