With the retractable roof in Rod Laver Arena you are sure to see play even if it happens to rain. Choose from Lower Level seats in the first 20 rows from the court or take advantage of less expensive Upper level seating. Either way you'll have access to the outer courts and a guaranteed reserved seats in Rod Laver or Vodafone arena with access to the stadiums in Melbourne Single or multiple session tickets and ground passes. Seating is limited, especially for matches on Australia Day in 2015.

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Dates & Schedule of Play    (CLICK on "Time" or "View Tickets" to see available tickets)

Date	Round	Day Session	Eve Session	Addt'l Option
1/19 Mon	Men & Women 1st Round	11 am	7 pm
1/20 Tue	Men & Women 1st Round	11 am	7 pm
1/21 Wed	Men & Women 2nd Round	11 am	7 pm
1/22 Thur	Men & Women 2nd Round	11 am	7 pm
1/23 Fri	Men & Women 2nd Round	11 am	7 pm
1/24 Sat	Men & Women 3rd Round	11 am	7 pm
1/25 Sun	Men & Women 3rd Round	11 am	7 pm
1/26 Mon	Men & Women 4th Round	11 am	7 pm
1/27 Tues	Men's 4th round/Womens Qrtrs	11 am	7 pm
1/28 Wed	Men & Women Quarterfinals	11 am	7 pm
1/29 Thurs	Men's Quarters, Womens Semis	11 am	7 pm
1/30 Fri	Men's Semifinals	11 am
1/31 Sat	Women's Finals		1 pm
2/1 Sun	Men's Finals	4:30 pm

2015 Australian Open Results:
In the men's ATP draw, Novak Djokovic endured a tough battle by defeating Andy Murray in 4 sets for his fourth Australian Open title. In the women's draw, Serena Williams won her sixth Australian Open title by defeating Maria Sharapova in a close straight set match.

AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS INFORMATION:
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Venue: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne Park

AUSTRALIAN OPEN HISTORY
The Australian Open tennis tournament is the first of the four major Grand Slam tournaments. Each year it is hosted at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. The other three Grand Slams are the French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open.

The tournament was initially called the Australian Championships and started in 1905. It did not officially change its name until what we presently call it today, the Australian Open, until 1968 which is coincidentally when the "open era" began.

The Australian Open is an exciting tennis experience for fans to view their favorite tennis players endure the Australian heat and look at how players perform on the Rebound Ace court surface. All of the grand slam tournaments showcases unique player skills because of the fact that not one major has the same surface.

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Australian Open Ticket Information:

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