Everything You Need To Know About Brisbane International 2026
Ace your summer
Get ready, Brisbane – world-class tennis is heading your way! The Brisbane International serves up eight days of edge-of-your-seat action from 4 to 11 January at the Queensland Tennis Centre. Think sizzling summer vibes, fierce rallies, and all the drama that makes the lead-up to the Australian Open unmissable.
Big names, bigger rivalries
The stars are descending, and they’re bringing the heat. On the women’s side, Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka are back, and the tension from last year’s Australian Open final? Oh, it’s still very much alive. Keys is chasing another Brisbane win, and Sabalenka isn’t giving it up without a fight – expect sparks on the court!
Over on the men’s side, brace yourself for Daniil Medvedev, Grigor Dimitrov, and many more yet to be announced.
With grand slam champions, fierce rivalries, and epic rallies, 2026 is shaping up to be the most unmissable Brisbane International yet – whether you’re a die-hard tennis fan or just in it for the summer vibes.
How to get there
The best part? Getting to the action is a breeze. Fans with a valid Brisbane International ticket can travel free on Queensland Rail trains and Translink buses straight to the Queensland Tennis Centre. Enter via the main entrance on King Arthur Terrace and step straight into the tennis frenzy.
Tickets & VIP
Grab your spot courtside – arena and ground passes start at just $30 via Ticketmaster. Want to really live it up? Premium Experience packages let you enjoy the tournament in serious style.
Keep your eyes peeled – more player announcements, match schedules, and fan experiences will drop in the lead-up. Brisbane, it’s game, set, match – you don’t want to miss this.
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