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Australian Open - Day 3 (1st Round)

The final day of the first round: night session and Melbourne flair – with hotel

Tuesday, 19. January 2027
Melbourne Park, Melbourne
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Last updated: 28 July 2026

Australian Open 2027: Day 3 – the first round draws to a close

On 19 January 2027, Melbourne Park hosts the third and final day of the first round. Only once this day is done will all 256 players have completed their opening match – a fitting close before the draw thins out noticeably from Day 4 onward.

Under the lights: the night session on Rod Laver Arena

Few parts of the schedule create as much atmosphere as the evening night session: as Melbourne's summer heat eases and the floodlights come on, the mood inside the stadium shifts noticeably. For many fans, that switch from day to evening session is the quintessential Australian Open experience.

The Ground Pass remains the flexible choice

A Ground Pass still pays off on the third day of the tournament: it keeps you moving between several courts at once and pairs neatly with a session ticket for one of the main arenas.

Melbourne beyond the court: Royal Botanic Gardens & Shrine of Remembrance

Just a few kilometres from Melbourne Park, the Royal Botanic Gardens invite a quiet stroll among native and exotic plants. Right next door, the Shrine of Remembrance, one of Australia's most significant war memorials, offers a lookout over the city and a window into Melbourne's history.

Travel to Melbourne with Event Breaks

For anyone wanting to experience Day 3 of the Australian Open in person, Event Breaks offers travel packages including tickets and hotel accommodation in Melbourne.

  • Watch the first round conclude and soak up the special atmosphere of the night session.
  • Combine your Ground Pass flexibly with a session ticket for the main arenas.
  • Pair your tournament visit with a stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Shrine of Remembrance.

Book your travel package with Event Breaks today and be there for Day 3 of the Australian Open.

The Venue

Melbourne Park

Melbourne Park

Melbourne Park – Home of the Australian Open Melbourne Park first opened in 1988 as "Flinders Park" before being renamed in 1996 to the internationally recognised name it carries today. Part of the Me

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