Australian Open Tickets 2027 | Tennis Ticketing

Australian Open

Do you want to experience the first Grand Slam of the year and get your Australian Open tickets? That’s wonderful because you came to the house of tennis tickets. As said, the Australian Open kicks off the tennis season and is known for its exciting, fast-paced play. This Grand Slam is held in Melbourne and is well-known for its sun-soaked courts, particularly the hard courts at Melbourne Park. It’s a competition where beginners shine and legends are born, with some of the sport’s most well-known figures carving their place in history.

The amazing atmosphere at the Australian Open, along with Aussie hospitality and supporters’ vivid enthusiasm, gives a fantastic backdrop for the season’s first major. If you’re coming from overseas, it’s definitely worth the trip. Below, you will find the Australian Open schedule, so you can pick your desired session and get your Australian Open tickets.

The booking process for your Australian Open tickets is smooth, easy, and safe through Tennis Ticketing. You will find the match schedule and the prices below for the day and evening sessions. We guarantee seating next to each other with the purchase of two tickets. If you want or require more tickets, please contact us directly.

Your ticket journey:

Purchase your desired tickets
Receive your order confirmation email
The Tennis Ticketing team will contact you directly with extra information
Tickets will be transferred digitally via the tournament app

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Day 1

Sunday 17th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 1st Round

Day 2

Monday 18th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 1st Round

Day 3

Tuesday 19th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 1st Round

Day 4

Wednesday 20th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 2nd Round

Day 5

Thursday 21st of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 2nd Round

Day 6

Friday 22nd of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 3rd Round

Day 7

Saturday 23rd of January 2027 - Men's & Women's 3rd Round

Day 8

Sunday 24th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's Round of 16

Day 9

Monday 25th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's Round of 16

Day 10

Tuesday 26th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's Quarter Finals

Day 11

Wednesday 27th of January 2027 - Men's & Women's Quarter Finals

Day 12

Thursday 28th of January 2027 - Women's Semi-Finals

Day 13

Friday 29th of January 2027 - Men's Semi-Finals

Day 14

Saturday 30th of January 2027 - Women's Final

Day 15

Sunday 31st of January 2027 - Men's Final

FAQ

How to get Australian Open tickets?

If you are looking for tennis tickets for the Australian Open, you can click on one of the match days above and pick your session. You will receive the tickets digitally approximately 10 days prior to the session.

When is the Australian Open held?

The Australian Open is typically held annually in January, marking the first Grand Slam tournament of the tennis season.

Where is the Australian Open played?

The Australian Open takes place at the beautiful Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

What is the prize money for the Australian Open?

The total prize pool for the 2025 Australian Open edition was $96,500,000 AUD.

What surface is used at the Australian Open?

Since 2020, the Australian Open has been played on blue GreenSet, a type of hardcourt surface. It gives a great vibe to the tournament.

Why are there no line judges at Australian Open?

The Australian Open no longer uses line judges because it has fully adopted Hawk-Eye Live, an electronic line-calling system that ensures greater accuracy and consistency. COVID created this permanent change.

What happens if it rains at the Australian Open?

The Centre Court has a retractable roof so the matches will not be cancelled or delayed. For the outside courts, matches can be delayed or postponed.

Can you bring a water bottle to Aus open?

In short, yes, you can bring a refillable water bottle to the Australian Open, provided it’s empty upon entry. Once inside, there are over 280 free water stations located throughout the venue where you can refill your bottle.

Is there a dress code for the Australian Open?

No, there is no specific dress code at the Australian Open if you compare it to Wimbledon or Roland Garros, for example. Try to avoid ripped clothing and dress sensibly.

Are backpacks allowed at the Australian Open?

You can bring your backpack into the stadium, but it must fit under your seat. Please keep this in mind and don’t leave your bag or backpack unattended.