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Australian Open

Australian Open 2026

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Dates

Jan 18 – Feb 1

Prize Money

A$86,500,000

Draw Size

128 Singles / 64 Doubles

Prize Money Breakdown

RoundSinglesDoubles
WinnerA$3,500,000A$780,000
Runner-upA$1,900,000A$400,000
SemifinalA$1,050,000A$200,000
QuarterfinalA$590,000A$105,000
R16A$375,000A$60,000
R32A$245,000A$37,000
R64A$165,000A$23,000
R128A$110,000A$15,000

Ticket Prices

RoundSectionPrice Range
Ground Pass (Week 1)GeneralA$49A$65
QuarterfinalRod Laver ArenaA$130A$390
SemifinalRod Laver ArenaA$195A$520
FinalRod Laver ArenaA$310A$780

Recent Champions

YearSingles ChampionDoubles Champions
2025Jannik SinnerSimone Bolelli / Andrea Vavassori
2024Jannik SinnerRohan Bopanna / Matthew Ebden
2023Novak DjokovicRinky Hijikata / Jason Kubler

Venue & Equipment

Venue
Melbourne Park
Surface
Hard (Outdoor)
Ball
DunlopDunlop Australian Open
Ranking Points (W)
2000
Established
1905

Typical Weather

26°C

Avg Temp

48%

Humidity

48mm

Rain

Hot and sunny, occasional extreme heat (35°C+). Retractable roof on main courts.

The Trophy

The Norman Brookes Challenge Cup (men's singles), a sterling silver cup first awarded in 1934.

Ownership

Tennis Australia

Operated by Tennis Australia, the governing body of tennis in Australia.

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Fan Guide

Grounds Pass AvailableAUD $25–$55 depending on session and day

What's Included

  • All outer courts (Courts 3–25)
  • Melbourne Park grounds and fan areas
  • Live screens throughout the precinct
  • Food village access
  • AO Fan Experience activations

Not Included

  • Rod Laver Arena
  • John Cain Arena
  • Margaret Court Arena
  • Kia Arena

Pro Tips

Buy early — grounds pass prices increase as the tournament progresses. Best value is Week 1, Days 1–3 when all 128 players are still in the draw and outer courts are packed with first-round action from top seeds.