It's only a matter of time before some of the greatest tennis players come together to tear up the court for another year of the Australian Open.
So if you're keen to see the world's top players battle it out for the championship trophies, this is your guide to everything from ground passes to finals stadium tickets.
Where to buy Australian Open 2023 tickets
Tickets to the Australian Open are available through a handful of authorised websites, including:
Ticketmaster: Sells ground passes, reserved seats in Rod Laver and Margaret Court arenas, on-court seats in Rod Laver Arena, dining experiences and fan walk-on experiences.
Luxury Escapes: Sells VIP Sportsnet Super Suite experiences with private viewing lounge
Want to score cheap tickets to the Australian Open? Between 4pm and 5pm AEDT on 9–13 January, you can score arena tickets from $29. Visit Ticketmaster during the Australian Open Happy Slam Hour to grab yours. Tickets are available for single sessions until 23 January.
Compare ticket prices to the Australia Open
Here's a quick snapshot of the starting adult ticket prices available online for different ticket types. Prices are the cheapest available.
Ground passes aren't assigned seating but give you access to all areas of the Australian Open (AO) precinct including all outdoor courts such as John Cain Arena, Kia Arena, Showcourt 13, Court 1573, Western Court and Practice Courts. Ground passes also give you access to shops, restaurants and bars around Melbourne Park.
Rod Laver Arena is where the Australian Open hosts the major matches and finals. These tickets give you access to Rod Laver Arena, Grand Slam Oval and activities around Garden Square and Melbourne Park.
Margaret Court Arena hosts some of the hottest games for an affordable price. These tickets will give you access to Margaret Court Arena, the outside courts, John Cain Arena, Court 1, Court 3, 1573 Arena and activities in the AO precinct.
While John Cain Arena can be accessed by anyone with a ground pass or Margaret Court Arena ticket you can also purchase reserved seats. There are also there are VIP seats available in private viewing lounges.
Frequently asked questions about the Australian Open
When is the Australian Open in 2023?
It's on 16–29 January 2023.
When do Australian Open tickets go on sale?
Tickets are on sale now. There are ground passes, Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena tickets still available as well as experience packages, including dining and VIP seating.
Where is the Australian Open?
The Australian Open takes place at Melbourne Park, Melbourne.
Where else can I watch the Australian Open?
You can watch the Australian Open live on Channel 7 (7tennis). Find out all the details on how to watch the Australian Open in our complete streaming guide.
Which tickets should I buy to watch the Australian Open finals?
The men's and women's finals matches are played in Rod Laver Arena. Tickets for the final 2 days of the tournament are highly sought after. We suggest getting your hands on them quickly.
Courtney Edwards was associate travel publisher at Finder. She has a Bachelor of Communication majoring in Journalism and sub-majoring in English from Western Sydney University and a Certificate II in Tourism. She discovered her love for travel while completing a semester abroad in England and travelling around Europe. Outside of work, you’ll find Courtney visiting new brunch spots and planning her next adventure.
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