What to know before you buy
Get the key facts on Australian Open 2027 tickets: prices, seating and tips for planning your day at Melbourne Park.
Seating options
From value ground passes to reserved show court seats on Rod Laver Arena, choose the seats that match your budget and the matches you want to see.
Ticket types
Understand ground passes, single session tickets and multi session options, so you know exactly what to buy.
Visitor tips
Practical advice on getting to Melbourne Park, what to bring and making the most of your day at the Australian Open 2027.
Discover Australian Open 2027 Tickets
Find comprehensive details on ticket pricing, seating choices, and essential tips to make your Australian Open 2027 experience unforgettable.

Ground pass
Daily entry to the outside courts and the grounds. The best value option, especially in the first week when top players feature on the outside courts.

Show court seats
Reserved seats on Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena or John Cain Arena, with the best views of the biggest matches.

Day and night sessions
The show courts run separate day and night sessions, each needing its own ticket. The night session often has the marquee matches.

Multi session and twilight tickets
Combined tickets that cover more than one session or arena, handy if you want to see plenty of tennis in one visit.
Australian Open 2027 Ticket prices explained
Understand the main ticket categories and how prices compare, so you know what to expect before you buy.
Ground pass (most affordable)
The cheapest way in. Access to the outside courts and grounds. Best value in the first week. Check current prices on the official site.
Reserved show court seat (mid range)
A reserved seat on one of the three show courts, close to the big matches. Prices rise for later rounds.
Finals and premium (most expensive)
The highest priced tickets, for the semifinals and finals on Rod Laver Arena. Book early as these sell out.
What ticket options are available for the Australian Open 2027?
Find detailed answers to popular queries about ticket types, prices, seating, and event access to help you plan your visit effortlessly.
How can I purchase Australian Open 2027 tickets?
Tickets are sold online through the official Australian Open website. Always buy from the official source to make sure they are genuine.
What are the different seating categories?
Options range from a ground pass for the outside courts to reserved seats on the three show courts (Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena).
When do Australian Open tickets go on sale?
Usually a few months before the tournament, with member presales first. Finals and popular sessions sell out fastest, so buy early.
Are ground passes worth it?
Yes, especially in the first week when there is top tennis on the outside courts. They are the cheapest way to see a lot of matches.
What should I know about entry and security?
Arrive early and be prepared for bag checks and security screening at all entrances.
Is food and beverage included with the ticket?
Food and drinks are sold separately at various venues inside the stadium.
Ready to attend the Australian Open 2027?
From ticket types and seating to what to bring on the day, this guide has everything you need to plan your visit. When you are ready to buy, head to the official Australian Open site.
