Australian Open 2027

When

18 January–31 January 2027

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Where

Melbourne Park

AustraliaMelbourne, Australia

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About the event

The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the tennis year, played across two weeks of January heat at Melbourne Park. Founded in 1905, it was the last major to abandon grass, and its hard courts and three roofed arenas — Rod Laver Arena chief among them — make it the most weather-proof Slam. Novak Djokovic owns the event like no one else, with a record ten men's titles, while Margaret Court's eleven remain the women's benchmark. The 2027 edition runs 18–31 January.

Key figures
14 days, Monday to Sunday18–31 January 2027
First held1905last major to leave grass
SurfaceHard courtoutdoor, roofed arenas
Main arenaRod Laver Arenaroofed centre court
Most women's titles11Margaret Court
Most Australian Open men's singles titles (Open Era)
Most Australian Open men's singles titles (Open Era)
1Novak Djokovic10
2Roger Federer6
3Andre Agassi4
4Mats Wilander3
5Stefan Edberg2
Tickets

Tickets are sold through the tournament's official ticketing partner, opening with sponsor and member presales before the general public sale. The Ground Pass is the cheapest entry and covers the outside courts; daily Ground Pass allocations are capped.

Stay in Melbourne

Check-in 17 Jan, check-out 21 Jan 2027 — 4 nights around 18 January–31 January 2027. Change the dates to stay longer.

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Getting there
  • Typeoutdoor-site
  • AirportMelbourne Airport (MEL), about 19 km
  • From the airportSkyBus to Southern Cross Station, 4 am–1 am daily; airport is 25 km north, about 35 min — SkyBus ticket
  • Public transportTrams, trains and buses: Trams are free inside the city-centre Free Tram Zone; myki card elsewhere on trams, trains and buses; trains ~5 am–midnight
  • TaxiSilver Top Taxi, 13CABS, Uber, Ola, DiDi — Metered taxis; rideshare apps widely used
  • Time zoneAustralia/Melbourne
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Host country
  • Currency: Australian dollar
  • Language: English
  • Driving: on the left
  • Capital: Canberra
  • Phone: +61
  • Emergency: 000
  • Electricity: 230 V, 50 Hz, plugs I

Coming years

2028

The organiser had not announced the 2028 edition as of 2026-09-03.

YearWinnerResult
2026Carlos Alcaraz (Spain)Men's singles title
2025Jannik Sinner (Italy)Men's singles title, retained
2024Jannik Sinner (Italy)Men's singles title
2023Novak Djokovic (Serbia)Men's singles title
2022Rafael Nadal (Spain)Men's singles title