US Tennis Tickets: Indian Wells and Miami Open (March Madness)

Want to watch some live tennis this March?

There are plenty of great seats for both California and Florida events coming up in March!
We monitor and see re-sell Prices change daily so check back often or BOOKMARK these links:

Indian Wells, CA Tickets (March 4-17)
https://jc10s.com/IW_Tennis_2019

Miami Open at *NEW* Florida Dolphins Stadium (March 18-31)
https://jc10s.com/Miami_Tennis_2019


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We have attended all of the following and can give you advice on which tickets to purchase, what days to attend and what tourist traps to avoid!

• US Open (ticket deals starting in April/June...get our 2019 pre-sale preview)
• Indian Wells (are Federer / Nadal playing?)
• Miami Open (new stadium, location!)
• Clay Court Tennis and French Open (starts in May, but never too early to plan*)

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Lost at the Australian Open? Try using "Hey Google."

Australian Open Map (by Google Maps / Tennis-Bargains.com)
The Easy Way to get to Practice, Entrances/exits, and Matches

I created this map to help tennis fans (especially non-Aussie ones) navigate the maze that is the 2019 Australian Open Grounds.

Heavy security and big mobs this year will make it feel like visiting a Zoo (minus the Wombats and Kangeroos).

To get to the Australian Open or around Melbourne on your mobile - try saying: 

"Hey Google. Navigate to Rod Laver Arena"
Or "Navigate to Melbourne Arena"

From personal experience, if you ask anyone else there, you have a 50/50 chance of going in a big circle to nowhere.

Mainly because of all the new food carts, venue signage, and concessions they put right in the middle of the giant center Oval - Vague gestures and confused looks will waste most of your time getting completely lost plus pointed in the Wrong Way.

The AO Staff in yellow and blue shirts will usually say, " go ask that guy..." or "try the information booth..." because even the Ushers I talked to had difficulty finding you your seats in their section. Anything beyond that is asking too much. Hey, they just get paid to show up ok and make sure you paid extra for Margret Court's Aussies-First Arena...it's not like your ticket comes with customer service. Paul Blart would be proud.

Don't get Lost!  Ask Google, or pull up Google Maps.
Traveler's note: GPS in and around Melbourne is known to be pretty bad.
We recommend saving an Offline Map on your phone before you go!
Save battery life and your mobile data.
The open wifi there is super spotty and not secured.