WTA 500
Adult ticket prices including fees for Madison Keys events start from as low as USD $9 for basic tickets to USD $2,959 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at USD $9. The price depends on a range of factors including the opposing players, the venue, the stage of the league, the seats’ proximity to the action, and additional benefits such as hospitality.
Madison Keys is a professional tennis player, born in Illinois in 1995.
Having started playing tennis as a young girl after seeing Venus Williams on television, she and her family relocated to Florida to enable to dedicate more time to the sport. As a junior, Keys won the junior draw of the prestigious Orange Bowl tournament, and soon embarked on a professional career.
Keys' WTA tour debut came aged just 14, in a win against a then-top-100 player, making the American one of the youngest WTA match winners in history. Keys also recorded a win over Serena Williams in the World TeamTennis franchise, again aged only 14. Within 2 years, Keys had debuted at the US Open at 16, cementing her place as one of the rising stars of women's tennis.
By 2013, Keys was appearing more consistently at WTA-level events, and jumped 100 places to finish the year inside the WTA top-50. In 2014 she won her first WTA title, defeating Angelique Kerber in the final of the Eastbourne International. Keys' stock continued to rise, and in 2015 she reached the semifinals of the US Open, defeating her idol Venus Williams, but losing to her sister, Serena. The following year Keys broke into the top-10 for the first time, and as a result qualified for the WTA Finals. Having established herself as a Grand Slam contender, and a player capable of beating the best in the world, Keys recorded strong runs at the 2017 US Open, where she lost in the final to Sloane Stephens, and at Roland-Garros in 2018, where she reached the semifinals. Keys also reached the US Open semifinals in 2018; her loss to Naomi Osaka meant she had lost to the eventual winner in 2 consecutive editions of the tournament.
The 2019 season saw Keys collect her first WTA 1000 title, though she then struggled for form throughout the rest of the year, and the following 2020 season. In 2021 Keys fell out of the WTA top-50, but by 2022 she had returned to the upper echelons of the singles rankings after reaching the semifinals of the Australian Open.
Madison Keys is well-known for her powerful serve, a skill she has had she was a young player, and which is now one of the fastest on the WTA tour. Her groundstrokes are similarly strong on both the forehand and backhand side, though it is her forehand which her opponents usually fear most, with Keys able to generate excellent pace on the ball from far back in the court. Indeed, Keys rarely approaches the net, and prefers to dictate from the baseline.
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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.
Stadium well sign posted and easy to move around. Ground staff very helpful and friendly.
Despite the umpires asking for quiet during play, the noise from the corporate areas was very loud and ongoing. Perhaps those hosting in the corporate boxes could brief their guests of common protocols at such events.
Other than that very enjoyable.
I absolutely loved your facilities , the tennis and the overall experience for my two days, for the $10 ground pass it was amazing value for money, on the Wednesday I had booked my seats, fabulous, I feel I am able to make these statements as I have the AO to compare as I have attended there for many days.
We regularly attend the Saturday evening semi-finals of the Brisbane International. This year though the schedule was changed so that we did not get to see a women's semi final, but instead a very mediocre women's doubles. The doubles was very disappointing and we, like many other people left early.
Everything about the tournament was absolutely amazing 🤩
