Tennis venue · Melbourne
Melbourne Park: Australian Open hospitality
Home of the Australian Open, with on-court seats, Rod Laver Arena suites and restaurants from the tournament’s own premium programme.
At a glance
Melbourne Park in brief
- Show courts
- Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena
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- Australian Open
- A three-week event, including an opening week
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Hospitality at the venue
What the venue offers
Formats the venue or the event organiser advertises, each with its source. What is available differs by date, so your host confirms exactly what your quote includes.
On-court seats
On-court seats on Rod Laver Arena for groups of up to 14, with Japanese omakase dining, a six-hour drinks package and a behind-the-scenes tour.
Private suites
Suites in Rod Laver Arena for 12, 16, 18 or 24 guests, with court-facing seats, a grazing menu and a six-hour drinks package. A bar suite takes 14.
Group hosting space
A private space for up to 60 with direct access to lower-bowl seats in Rod Laver Arena, grazing dining and in-seat drinks service.
Restaurants and rooftop
Seated restaurants, small plates above Garden Square and a roving menu on the players’ rooftop, each with a lower-bowl seat in Rod Laver Arena.
Coming up
Dates at Melbourne Park
Good to know
Before you go
Every premium experience includes tennis tickets and dining.
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Tell us the event, the date and how many are coming. Your host confirms what Melbourne Park has for that date and sends a written quote including VAT.
We source hospitality through venues, promoters and their appointed hospitality partners, and confirm exactly what is available for your date before you commit.
Venue details are from the venue’s and organisers’ own websites, checked 4 October 2026. We are not the venue.
Planning a day at Melbourne Park?
Tell us the date and the guest list. Your host will come back with what’s genuinely available.