Australian Open 2025 Tickets – Complete Detail
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The first tennis grand slam of the year Australian Open 2025 will start on 9th January at Melbourne Park, Australia. Huge numbers of tennis fans from across Australia and around the world will visit the tournament venue at Melbourne Park.
Here we look in detail at how to buy tickets for the event.
How to Buy Australian open 2025 tickets?
In this edition of 2025, the Australian Open tickets are available exclusively via Ticketmaster.
To reduce the risk of fraud there will be no paper tickets this year. Tickets can be only purchased through the Ticketmaster App on mobile or Ticketmaster.com.au on the browser.
Fans are also able to filter out tickets with their choice of date, price, session time, and arena.
Australian Open Ticket category
Melbourne Park offers different types of tickets to its fans. Here is the detail of the different categories fans can choose.
Ground Pass
- Access to All General Areas of the tennis park
- Entry into Court 1, Court 3, Kia And John Cain Arena
- The seat can be Limited in this category
ON Seat Court Ariana
- Courtside seat with access to VIP hospitality option
- Exclusive to Rod Laver Arena
- Split in Day and Night session
Reserved Seat
- Reserved your seat in Margaret Court Arena, John Cain Arena, or Rod Laver Arena
- Split in Day and Night session
Australian Open 2025 Ticket Prices
| Ground Pass | $59+ AUD |
| Reserved Seat-RLA | $109+ AUD |
| Reserved Seat-MCA | $65+ AUD |
| Reserved Seat-JCA | $65+ AUD |
| On Court Seats | $2875+ AUD |
| Dining Experience | $464+ AUD |
Note: All Ticket Prices are in Australian Dollars on Day 1 of the tournament. Ticket prices can be varied and increased as the tournament proceeds further. For the latest and detailed price please visit Ticketmaster.
Read Also: Australian Open Schedule
FAQs
where to buy Australian open 2025 tickets?
Tickets for 2025 Au Open can be bought from the official AO ticketing partner Ticketmaster.
How many tickets one person can buy?
One person can buy a maximum of nine tickets per session but can only buy six seats for men’s and women’s single final.
