The Indian Wells tennis tournament, officially called the BNP Paribas Open and informally referred to as the fifth Grand Slam, is just around the corner.

Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek are looking to win again, but they’ll have plenty of competition as to who will be lifting the Baccarat trophy in just two weeks. (Both the men’s and women’s finals will be played on Sunday, March 16.) Per the BNP Paribas Open, “Swiatek is a two-time Indian Wells champion and will look to become the first WTA player in tournament history to capture a third BNP Paribas Open singles crown. Alcaraz returns as the two-time reigning champion and will be seeking a first ATP three-peat in the desert since Novak Djokovic (2014, 2015, 2016).”

If you just so happen to be in Palm Springs, or feel like booking a last minute flight out to California, there are still plenty of tickets. Grounds passes begin at $40, which give you access to non-reserved seating of Stadiums 2 through 9. Or you can get specific tickets to stadiums for reserved seatings. Stadium 1 is where the marquee matches are played, but Stadiums 2 and 3 are sure to see some good action as well.