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Just like everything else over the past year, the Australian Open 2021 is looking a little different from usual. Yes, there will be many a tennis match, which is arguably the biggest drawcard, but there are some definite changes you’ll want to know about before you book your seat.
For starters, the capacity for each arena has been dropped, which basically means everyone will have some extra space while watching the action go down in the arenas. Second, the precinct has been divided into three ‘zones’ and that’s the thing you need to keep in mind when booking.
Basically, you’ll buy a ticket for one of The Zones and this will determine where you sit, eat, drink, and soak up the ~vibes~. Each one of The Zones has a different flavour, so it’s important to know whether you’ll be ordering fried chicken burgers or sushi, watching the players warm-up (or not), and what live music you’ll be chilling out to.
two eastern courts, fans can see the stars warming up at the
Practice Village and wine and dine within a
slice of Grand Slam Oval.
“John Cain Arena has hosted some enthralling battles over the years and is a favourite destination for both fans and players,” Australian Open Tournament Director
Craig Tiley said.
“As part of our planning to ensure safety for everyone, all fans will require a ticket which includes a stadium seat in one of the three zones, and which also allows access to great food, music and other activations within their specific zone.
“We’ve worked hard to ensure the AO is still as accessible as possible, and by providing access to JCA and the JCA zone for Ground Pass prices is a bonus for fans.