WTT Champions Macao 2026: Table Tennis Week in Taipa

For six days in September, the loudest room in Macau will be a table tennis arena. WTT Champions Macao 2026 is scheduled for 8–13 September 2026 at the Macao East Asian Games Dome, with two sessions every day and tickets starting at MOP 210. It is one of the autumn calendar’s biggest draws for visitors from mainland China, Japan and Korea.

Here is the part worth planning around: the Dome and Manhao Spa are in the same district — Taipa. When the evening session lets out, the night does not have to end with a ride back across the bridge.

The week at a glance

Seating maps and ticketing are handled by the organiser at wttmacao.sport.gov.mo. We do not sell or hold tickets — what we look after is the hours afterwards.

What an 18:30 session leaves you

An evening session typically wraps somewhere between 20:30 and 21:00. That is an awkward hour in most cities: too early to turn in, too late to start a long journey.

It is a convenient hour in Taipa. Manhao Spa is open 14:00 to 06:00 daily as of August 2026, and therapists are on the floor across that same window — so a 21:00 arrival is a normal arrival, not a late one. The venue is inside the Grandview Hotel, the same district as the Dome, which makes the transfer a short ride rather than a trek. Directions and pick-up details are on the location page.

One thing to be clear about: there is no overnight stay — the doors close at 06:00 (as of August 2026). Save your sleep for the hotel and the 11:00 session the next morning.

Prices, with the tax and service charge shown

Courses are grouped into five tiers. As of August 2026, listed prices carry an additional 5% tourism tax plus 5% service charge — so the entry-level Shanghai-style course works out as MOP 1,788 + 5% + 5% = roughly MOP 1,967 at the counter.

Those tier ranges are current as of August 2026; prices follow the venue’s actual menu and may vary by course, duration and time of day, with the current menu confirmed when you book; tier descriptions live on the prices and menu page. Payment is by cash, credit card, WeChat Pay or Alipay (as of August 2026).

Booking through this site during the event

Three things come with a booking made here, as of August 2026:

• No entrance fee. The fee a venue like this would normally charge is waived.
• A free private car. Pick-up and drop-off anywhere in Macau, in a car that is yours alone — never shared.
• Free add-on mini services. Two picks from the eight on offer, such as a body scrub or foot reflexology, on every course — for bookings made through this site only.

Tournament week moves a lot of people around Taipa, so a day’s notice helps us line the car up neatly. It is a recommendation and nothing stricter — message us on the night and we will still arrange it.

Once you are through the door

The route inside is simple, and staff walk you through each step. Lockers and the bath area first, then the showcase hall — multi-level glass-railed walkways under deep-blue neon, and one of the largest of its kind in Macau. If this is your first visit to a Macau sauna, the beginner’s guide sets out the whole sequence before you arrive.

Questions we expect this month

Can you get me match tickets? No — tickets come from the organiser’s own site. Our part of the evening starts after the final point.

Is arriving after 21:00 too late? Not at all. As of August 2026 the venue runs to 06:00 with therapists available throughout, so post-session arrivals are routine.

How do I get there from the Dome? Book through this site and a free private car is arranged (as of August 2026). Both the arena and Manhao Spa are in Taipa, so it is a short ride; the exact timing depends on traffic that night, and we will give you a realistic estimate when you book.

Where can I check hours and other basics? The FAQ covers hours, payment and what to expect on arrival.

Days at the Dome, evenings in Taipa. Message us to book and we will have the rest ready.