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Evelyn Tierney
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The Australian Open is back! Join us for Opening Week from 6-11 January with qualifying matches, practice sessions, and the Kids Tennis Day. Get your tickets now!
The AO has become a bucket list event for everyone’s summer with this year set to be even bigger and better than ever! We’ve put together a guide to everything happening this Opening Week – so you can rally your friends and ace your time at this year’s Australian Open.
And here’s a little insider tip… one of the best-kept secrets of the Australian Open is the world-class tennis action that takes place before the main draw even kicks off at Opening Week.
If you are a tennis fanatic, Open Week from 6–11 January is your chance to dive headfirst into the buzz of the Happy Slam! This is where the action starts—watch the next big names battle it out in qualifiers and see the world’s best players bring their A-game in exhibition matches. You can even catch your favourites perfecting their serve during open practice sessions. It’s not just tennis; it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!
This schedule features spectacular matches headlined by tennis legends and rising stars. Plus, you can watch top players up close during open practice sessions, seeing their skills in action before the tournament begins. It’s a perfect chance to experience the event’s energy and spot the next big tennis star!
This is when Melbourne Park comes alive! See sporting dreams come true at AO Qualifying matches, where up-and-coming players battle for a spot in the main draw.
Kids Tennis Day takes place on 11 January and it’s about making tennis fun for the little ones! It’s packed with activities like coaching sessions, fun games, and chances to meet some of the sport’s stars. It’s an opportunity for kids to get active, learn a new skill, and be part of the AO excitement. Whether they’re future champions or just looking to have a great time, this day is for making memories with the family!
Don’t miss out – Secure your tickets now HERE to the Opening Week and be one of the first to soak up the atmosphere at AO25.