Australian Open 2025 tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday 10 October at 12pm AEDT.
But if you can’t wait until then, members of the general public for the first time can get in on a pre-sale, thanks to a new partnership with Mastercard.
AO 2025 ticket options include sessions at Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena, as well as Ground Passes, which in 2025 remain at 2024’s early-bird starting price of $49* in week one.
Tickets in all categories and for all sessions can be purchased via ticketmaster.com.au/ausopen, and additional experiences can be purchased with any ticket through AO Reserve.
But it’s through pre-sales that you can secure your piece of the action even earlier.
Mastercard cardholders can access AO 2025 tickets through a pre-sale beginning Tuesday 1 October.
Members of the tennis community – which includes coaches, officials, club members, Hot Shots players, among others – plus those who have signed up to AO Extras, can access pre-sale tickets from Wednesday 2 October.
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At Australian Open 2025, there are more opportunities than ever to secure your tickets to enjoy all the excitement of the season’s first Grand Slam tennis event.
Opening Week kicks off on Monday 6 January, during which time early-bird ticket prices are $10* for adults and $5* for kids and when Melbourne Park comes alive with the AO qualifying competition, exhibition matches, open practice sessions and Kids Tennis Day.
And for the second straight year, main-draw action begins on a Sunday (12 January), ensuring 15 days of electrifying Grand Slam play.
There will be 58 total sessions – 27 at Rod Laver Arena, 16 at Margaret Court Arena and 15 at John Cain – which is six more than in 2024.
Ground Passes retain their incredible value as one of the best sporting and entertainment tickets in town.
Early-bird prices remain unchanged from 2024, starting at $49* in week one, $69* for the middle weekend, and just $19* for week two. This is also the case for Kids Ground Passes, which remain at $10* for week one and drop to just $5* for week two.
The tournament will also introduce a Youth Ground Pass, an affordable option for teenagers positioned between concession and kids pricing.
The 7-Day Ground Pass returns for fans wanting to attend each day of the tournament in week two.
Ground Pass holders can enjoy access to general admission seating in John Cain Arena, all seats in KIA Arena, plus the outside courts, AO Ballpark, Grand Slam Oval and Middle Terrace.
For those wanting to experience tennis at Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena, tickets for RLA sessions start at $75, and MCA at $65.
And in another boost for fans, Ticketmaster Resale will be introduced, allowing fans the flexibility and security to sell their tickets on the same official platform as primary tickets are sold.
*Early-bird ticket pricing ends midnight 30 November 2024.
From 1 December, Adult Ground Passes change to $59 for week one, $85 for the middle Friday and Saturday, and $35 for week two. Kids Ground Passes change to $15 for week one, $20 for the middle Friday and Saturday, and $15 for week two. Opening week ground passes change to $15 for adults and $10 for kids.