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Australian Open Tickets

There a few things that drive ticket demand each year for the Australian Open. First, it was one of the four majors in tennis and annually has one of the best fields in tennis. Another reason is the location of the tournament in Australia. The tournament is played in late January, which is Summer in Australia. Fans from around the globe purchase tickets for the Aussie Open to see the great tennis and soak up the warm sunshine and beautiful scenery.

The Australian Open is a major tennis tournament held annually at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The tournament is the first of the four Grand Slam tournaments. The other Grand Slams are the French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open Tennis.

The Australian Open is a unique tennis experience for fans to watch their tennis heroes brave the Australian summer and see how players play in the first major tournament of the calendar year. The Aussie Open is a hard court event, as each of the majors highlights different skill sets of the players due to the fact that none share the same surface.

Aussie Open at Rod Laver Arena

The Australian Open is held at Melbourne Park sports arena in Melbourne. The most well-known venue at the park is the center court or Rod Laver Arena, which holds 14,820 spectators and has a unique retractable roof. Hisense Arena is slightly smaller but also features a retractable roof. A visit to the land down under and some of the finest tennis played anywhere in the world make this an experience every tennis fan should have.

Last updated: Jan 13 2019

What can I not bring into the Australian Open?

No alcohol, cans, glass, large containers, chairs or camera tripods are allowed inside the grounds. Containers smaller than 1.5 liters are allowed.

Which hotels are around Melbourne Park?

The venue is accessible via train for the entire city, but if you prefer to stay close, check out the Hilton on the Park, Adelphi Hotel, Sofitel Melbourne or Hotel Lindrum. They are all very nice and near the venue.

Where can I find the 2019 Australian Open schedule?

The 2019 Australian Open schedule is listed as soon as it is announced by the tournament. TicketCity has the complete schedule listed above for this year’s tournament, down to the times for both the day and night sessions. The times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances with the weather in Melbourne. All times listed are local to Melbourne, and the gates will open at approximately one hour before the first match for each session. The Australian Open welcomes folks to a relaxing (and hot!) atmosphere in late January..

What is the draw for the Australian Open tennis tournament? There are 64 entrants in both the men’s and women’s singles draws, while there are 32 doubles teams in each of the men’s and women’s draws.

*TicketCity is not associated with the Australian Open, Tennis Australia, Rod Laver Arena, or Ticketek, the official ticket seller of the Australian Open. The Australian Open has a commercial partnership with Ticketek, and advises customers to purchase tickets directly through Ticketek as part of that partnership. TicketCity offers fans an alternative choice when buying Australian Open tickets; we are a safe, and secure marketplace to buy tickets for all events. TicketCity has been selling tickets for events worldwide since 1990. All confirmed orders are backed by the TicketCity Guarantee.