Australian Open is the first Grand Slam tennis event of the year, usually held in Melbourne Park, in January every year. Melbourne Park is a comprehensive sports center, starting from Federation Square in the center of Melbourne and only a 10-minute walk southeast along the Yarra River. The park includes venues and facilities such as Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, and John Cain Arena.
1.Rod Laver Arena
As the venue for the Australian Open men's and women's singles finals every year, Rod Laver Arena is a multi-purpose venue in Melbourne Park with a capacity of 15,500 spectators. It is the first stadium in Australia to have a retractable roof. Depending on rainy weather or extreme heat, the roof of the stadium can be closed within 20 minutes to ensure the normal conduct of games or activities.
2. Margaret Court Arena
Margaret Court Stadium is one of the main venues for the Australian Open. The interior of the court is composed of wooden structures and metal fittings that resemble the trajectory of a beating tennis ball. The retractable roof can be closed in less than 5 minutes. Margaret Court Stadium has a total of 7,500 seats. The upper floors of the north and south stands and the east and west stands are in the shade, and the player boxes are reserved in the lower level of the northeast stand.
3. John Cain Arena
John Cain Stadium (formerly known as Melbourne Stadium) is another multi-functional stadium in Melbourne Park. It is used as one of the main venues for the first eight days of the Australian Open. The venue can accommodate 10,500 spectators and also has a retractable roof. , the roof can be closed or opened in just 10 minutes.
The three major entrances to the Australian Open:
City Entrance(the closest entrance to Melbourne city center)
Grand Slam Oval Club Entrance (convenient for self-driving & taxi pick-up)
Garden Square Entrance(the closest entrance to the tram station)

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The competition was very exciting. The price of the tickets was not much different from that sold on the Australian official website. Many of the matches were very exciting. I was very happy to be able to watch this competition, especially the preliminaries of the two men&#39;s and women&#39;s singles champions. I was really lucky hahahaha

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Everyone who works there is very polite and helpful, making the experience truly great, and at times you feel like you&#39;re living 100 years in the past. If you have the time, it&#39;s a trip worth taking.

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One of the more interesting places in Melbourne and there were many cool things on display!

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Tickets at the venue cost $43 USD, but only 149 RMB on Ctrip &ndash; what a steal! Ctrip&#39;s 26-year track record is well-deserved.

The observation deck is on the 88th floor, not particularly high. There&#39;s an AR viewing experience inside for an extra fee, but I didn&#39;t find it interesting. Going to the top floor is the same as going around the entire building. There&#39;s an open-air observation deck &ndash; basically a wire mesh terrace &ndash; where you can feel the wind at high altitudes and enjoy the view without glass obstructions. There&#39;s also a retractable glass walkway observation deck, again for an extra fee, nothing special. Just sit down, have a coffee, enjoy the view, and take another walk around. That&#39;s it. Observation decks everywhere are the same &ndash; standard procedure for the event. 😄

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Lovely place to walk past on the way to the Melbourne museum. This time of the year, there&rsquo;s autumn leaves covering the walkways. There is even a small pond with some ducks in the corner. And right in front of the royal exhibition hall, there is a fountain where sometimes you will catch couples taking their wedding photos here.

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With nine-year-old children who love painting to enjoy the works of French Impressionist painters more than 100 years ago, let children get edified in the paintings, ear-stained, record their favorite works with the camera, and continue to enjoy after returning home. This is the satisfaction that art brings to us. It can last a long time.

Time:	Jan 12–Feb 1, 2026 (UTC+10) ENDED
Location:	Batman Ave, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia