Premium Tickets Club
━ Melbourne Park · 11–31 January 2027
The Happy Slam starts
here.
The Australian Open is where the tennis season truly begins — a three-
week festival of summer, sport and unmistakably Australian hospitality at
Melbourne Park. Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna
Sabalenka return to Rod Laver Arena as the world's best players open the
Grand Slam calendar under the Melbourne sun. Premium Tickets Club
arranges Ground Passes, arena seating and premium hospitality for every session.
week festival of summer, sport and unmistakably Australian hospitality at
Melbourne Park. Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna
Sabalenka return to Rod Laver Arena as the world's best players open the
Grand Slam calendar under the Melbourne sun. Premium Tickets Club
arranges Ground Passes, arena seating and premium hospitality for every session.
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Tournament Established
1.3M+
Fans Through the Gates, AO26
1988
Home at Melbourne Park Since
1.3M+
First Grand Slam of the Season
━ Why It's Special
A grand slam, and a
summer festival.
The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the tennis calendar, held every January at Melbourne Park. Known for its electric atmosphere, world-class facilities and fan-friendly environment, it's one of the most attended tennis events on earth — a tournament that welcomes elite men's and women's singles and doubles, mixed doubles, juniors, legends, and wheelchair events, all wrapped in unmistakably Australian summer hospitality.
First of the Year
Sets the tone for the full tennis season
All-Weather
Retractable roofs, air-conditioned arenas
Festival Atmosphere
Live music, food markets, entertainment
Record Attendance
Often the most attended Grand Slam globally
Melbourne Summer
Outdoor festival vibe, iconic Aussie hospitality
━ Melbourne Park
Four ways to experience the
courts.
Rod Laver Arena
● The main stadium, Centre Court
● Host of semifinals and finals
● Largest capacity & best hospitality
● Host of semifinals and finals
● Largest capacity & best hospitality
Margaret Court Arena
● Premium viewing, retractable roof
● Great atmosphere
● Home to top early-round matches
● Great atmosphere
● Home to top early-round matches
John Cain Arena
● Premium viewing
● One of the liveliest crowds on-site
● Home to top early-round matches
● One of the liveliest crowds on-site
● Home to top early-round matches
Outdoor Courts
● Up-close access to players
● Practice courts viewable during the day
● Practice courts viewable during the day
━ Melbourne Park
Five ways in, from ground
level to the final.
01
Ground Pass
The most affordable way in — access to outdoor courts, practice areas and fan zones. Huge value for early rounds.
02
Rod Laver Arena Tickets
Reserved seats for the best matches on offer, available for day or night sessions.
03
Margaret Court Arena Tickets
More affordable than Rod Laver Arena, with great matches in the early rounds.
04
John Cain Arena Tickets
One of the most exciting crowd environments at Melbourne Park — great for fans wanting atmosphere.
05
Finals Tickets
For semifinals and finals — men's, women's and doubles — among the most in-demand tickets of the entire year.
━ Premium & Hospitality
Rod Laver Arena, at its very
best.
All four hospitality experiences below are based at Rod Laver Arena and
most commonly available for quarter-final, semi-final and final sessions.
most commonly available for quarter-final, semi-final and final sessions.
Rod Laver Arena
11–16 January 2027
Qualifying, fan events and the AO Opening Ceremony at Melbourne
Park.
Park.
Main Draw
17–31 January 2027
128-player men's and women's singles fields begin, building through to
the second-round week.
the second-round week.
Finals Weekend
30–31 January 2027
Women's final Saturday 30 January, men's final Sunday 31 January, both
at Rod Laver Arena.
at Rod Laver Arena.
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Thirty-five degrees outside and the roof closing over Rod Laver
Arena for the night session — nowhere else does a Grand Slam
feel this much like a summer holiday.
Arena for the night session — nowhere else does a Grand Slam
feel this much like a summer holiday.
Private client, Australian Open, Melbourne Park
━ How It Works
Three steps, straight to
Melbourne Park.
01
Request Your Tickets
Tell us the event and the number of tickets you need — we'll source the best
available options and handle the entire process for you from start to finish.
available options and handle the entire process for you from start to finish.
02
Receive a Quote
You'll receive straightforward pricing for your chosen seats, plus curated
alternatives if those aren't available. No pressure and no obligation to purchase.
alternatives if those aren't available. No pressure and no obligation to purchase.
03
Experience It Live
After confirming your order, all that's left is to get ready and enjoy the Happy Slam
the way it was meant to be experienced.
the way it was meant to be experienced.
━ Secure the Best Seat
Booking with confidence.
Premium Tickets Club is your trusted gateway to elite access at the
Australian Open — even when official tickets are long sold out.
Australian Open — even when official tickets are long sold out.
Verified tickets
Every ticket is checked and verified before purchase, whatever the tier.
Secure payments
Payments are processed securely, with confirmation in writing before the tournament.
A specialist, not a queue
One named point of contact throughout, reachable by email or WhatsApp.
Our Booking Guarantee
Every ticket is verified and every booking confirmed in writing before final payment, with inclusions set out plainly. If a pass you've ordered can no longer be fulfilled, we rebook an equivalent tier, we will offer alternatives or refund you in full.
— FREQUENTLY ASKED
Common questions, answered.
When is the Australian Open 2027?
The Australian Open 2027 runs from 11–31 January at Melbourne Park, with Opening Week from 11–16 January, the main draw from 17–31 January, and the singles finals on 30 (women's) and 31 January (men's).
Who are the defending Australian Open champions?
Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka are the defending champions, having won the men's and women's singles titles respectively at the Australian Open 2026.
What's the difference between a Ground Pass and Rod Laver Arena tickets?
A Ground Pass is the most affordable way in, giving access to outdoor courts, practice areas and fan zones — excellent value during early rounds. Rod Laver Arena tickets are reserved seats for the tournament's main stadium, home to the biggest matches, semifinals and the finals.
What does Australian Open hospitality typically include?
Premium hospitality packages at Rod Laver Arena — such as Riverside Social, AO Glasshouse, Champions Rooftop and On-Court Seats — typically combine reserved seating with dining, drinks and a dedicated lounge space, most commonly available for quarter-final, semi-final and final sessions.
Why is the Australian Open known as the Happy Slam?
The Australian Open's relaxed, festival-like summer atmosphere, fan-friendly precinct and player-favoured conditions have long earned it the nickname the "Happy Slam" among players and fans alike.
Let's talk.
Speak to a specialist today — no obligation, just honest advice on getting
you into Melbourne Park.
you into Melbourne Park.