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In Australia, cricket is a keystone of the sporting calendar, with the Big Bash League entertaining audiences during summer and international test matches being highly anticipated events. Australian Rules Football has a huge following, predominantly through the Australian Football League (AFL). Rugby also has presence with both Rugby League, headlined by the National Rugby League (NRL), and Rugby Union, showcasing the Super Rugby tournament and international matches featuring the Wallabies. Football (soccer) continues to grow, with the A-League being the premier competition.
The Australian Open, one of the 4 tennis Grand Slam events, anchors the country's tennis reputation on the global stage. Motorsport thrives with events like the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne and the Australian MotoGP. Annual professional golf tournaments also feature prominently, including the Australian Open and the PGA Championship of Australia.
Adult ticket prices including fees for events in Australia start from as low as AUD A$23 for basic tickets to AUD A$2,065 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at AUD A$46. The price depends on a range of factors including the type of event, performers, venue, and ticket category.
A land of contrasts, Australia has it all. From the cosmopolitan cities of Sydney and Melbourne to tiny outback towns; vast deserts to lush green rainforests; beautiful beaches to mountainous vineyards - it’s all available here. The only catch? The place is HUGE. But if you have the time, Australia as a destination to explore is simply breath-taking.
Australians are renowned for making the most of the outdoor lifestyle their climate allows and love their sport. From tennis to cricket, rugby to surfing, this is a country that will take part in all arenas. Some might say the perfect destination to combine sports and sightseeing.
Great atmosphere! Great tennis! Queues and abuse of the pass out system significantly impacted our experience!
Really do not appreciate the blasting of music at intervals during matches. Spoils the true ‘tennis’ ambience. Seems a fabulous sport & sporting event turning into a music festival & non tennis hype with every passing year. Every tennis lover I know feels the same. I have attended 1 day & 1 evening session for last 25 years, so speaking from experience.
We enjoyed each match we saw we were in reserve seats which was because of our age. 78 and 80. Getting into the ground was not acceptable standing and waiting in the sun. Once inside we were amazed how nice the venue is. After spending three days there we were very much involved in watching it through to the end . We were disappointed to see the venue for double and wheelchair venues not well attended for the finals. Surely if you reduced your prices there would have been a better crowd to enjoy such wonderful games. Also we had to pay an extra four days accommodation as your website was confusing which confused a lot of people. Wonderful tournament good tv coverage.
First time visiting the Adelaide International tournament. After going to the AO for many years, we thought we would try a different tennis experience and we were not disappointed. We saw some superb tennis matches with some highly ranked players. Tried different seating options over the few days that we attended, and all were good, although we particularly liked the seating with tables. All staff that we interreacted with were friendly and helpful and the food and drink options were very good. Only comment I would make to the tournament organizers is for more seating in the area where the food trucks are. We will definitely be back in future years.
Small event compared to Brisbane international but good tennis and very helpfull support staff. We had no idea where we were going on the first day. Courtside Club was a great spot but not for the night session due to sun going down though for maybe 30mins a level.
Book early for the best prices as well.







