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    Days Until Australian Open: Monday, January 11, 2027
    Weeks Remaining: 12 weeks and 3 days
    Months Remaining: 2 months and 27 days
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    How many days until Australian Open?

    Australian Open is on Monday, January 11, 2027. There are 87 days left until Australian Open. Australian Open is observed on January 11-31, 2027.

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    Australian Open is observed on January 11-31, 2027.

    DayMonday Time zoneUTC
    Date status Confirmed

    Australian Open 2027 runs from January 11 to January 31. Opening Week is January 11-16, followed by the main draw from January 17-31.

    When it happens January 11-31, 2027
    Public holiday? No

    Usually treated as an observance, not a day off.

    Useful for Tennis fans, match planning, ticket holders, broadcast schedules, and Melbourne travel
    Day type Grand Slam tennis tournament
    First observed 1905
    Month January

    Australian Open Calendar (2027)

    YearDateDay Days LeftWeekend?
    2027January 11Mon 87 daysNo

    What is Australian Open?

    The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the calendar year and is held at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Australia. The 2027 event begins with Opening Week on January 11, including qualifying, player practice and other scheduled activities. Main-draw competition begins on January 17 and concludes on January 31.

    How People Observe It

    Spectators attend singles, doubles, junior and wheelchair matches at Melbourne Park, while international audiences follow the tournament through television and streaming coverage.

    Travel note

    Visitors should check their ticket session and daily schedule because individual matches and court assignments are released separately from the overall tournament dates.

    Broadcast note

    Match times and broadcast availability depend on the daily order of play, broadcaster and viewer location.

    Historical timeline

    Australian Open Timeline

    8 items

    These dates mark major changes in the tournament’s name, location and playing venue.

    1905

    The first tournament was played in Melbourne as the Australasian Championships.

    1927

    The tournament became known as the Australian Championships.

    1969

    The event adopted the Australian Open name.

    1972

    Melbourne became the tournament’s permanent host city, with play held at Kooyong.

    1988

    The Australian Open moved to the new Flinders Park complex and changed from grass to hard courts.

    1996

    Flinders Park was renamed Melbourne Park.

    2000

    Centre Court at Melbourne Park was renamed Rod Laver Arena.

    2008

    The tournament introduced a new blue hard-court surface.

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