Practical guide · Caja Mágica · Mutua Madrid Open 2027

How to Get to the Caja Mágica for the Mutua Madrid Open

The Caja Mágica is located at Camino de Perales, 23, 28041 Madrid. The easiest way to get there during the Mutua Madrid Open is the official shuttle from Legazpi (metro line 3), though you can also arrive by car, taxi or ride-hailing. Below are all the options, explained step by step.

The recommended way: the official shuttle from Legazpi

Throughout the Mutua Madrid Open, the organisers run an official shuttle bus connecting Legazpi station with the Caja Mágica in just a few minutes. It is by far the simplest option and the one we recommend for most visitors — especially if it's your first time in Madrid.

Why Legazpi? Because it is a very well-connected transport hub linked to the whole city:

• Metro line 3 (yellow) — runs across Madrid north to south via Sol and Callao, the central tourist areas.
• Metro line 6 (the circular line) — connects to almost every other line on the network.
• City buses — several EMT routes stop at the Legazpi interchange.
• Commuter rail nearby — with easy transfers from the main railway stations.

Once at Legazpi, simply follow the tournament signage to the shuttle stop. The ride to the venue is short and removes the parking headache entirely on a busy match day.

Every way to arrive

By car: access and parking

If you prefer to drive, the Caja Mágica is reached from the M-40 ring road, with a signposted exit toward the venue in the south of Madrid. On competition days, parking areas are set up around the site. Demand is high on the most sought-after sessions, so allow extra time if you want a spot close to the entrance.

By taxi or ride-hailing

This is a very practical alternative, particularly for the night sessions, when play finishes late and you'd rather not rely on the last shuttle. Every driver knows the Caja Mágica; just give the address Camino de Perales, 23. If you're travelling as a group, splitting the fare easily justifies the comfort of arriving and leaving straight from the door.

Arriving in style: the VIP experience

When you book an experience with us, the logistics stop being your problem. For private boxes and corporate hospitality, we coordinate venue access, VIP Club entry and, if you need it, private door-to-door transport for you and your guests. The idea is simple: you arrive, enjoy the best tennis in the world and think about nothing else.

This makes a real difference when hosting clients or international guests who don't know Madrid. A chauffeured car waiting, direct entry with no queues and a host who has everything handled project exactly the image you want.

What time should you arrive?

For a day session, arriving 45 minutes to an hour before the first match you care about gives you plenty of time to get in calmly, find your seats and — if you have VIP Club access — start enjoying the dining before the tennis begins. For night sessions, the venue comes alive from dusk, and it's worth setting aside time to explore the VIP area before you settle courtside.

On the busiest days — quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final — add an extra buffer: the entrances and the shuttle draw larger crowds and parking fills up sooner. Getting ahead of it is the difference between walking in relaxed and rushing. With a VIP experience, we handle these details for you, so your only job is to enjoy the day.

Quick summary

• Address: Camino de Perales, 23, 28041 Madrid.
• Public transport: metro line 3/6 to Legazpi + the official tournament shuttle.
• Car: access via the M-40, with parking set up on match days.
• Taxi/ride-hailing: direct door to door, ideal for night sessions and groups.
• VIP: private transport and coordinated access as part of a tailored experience.