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Kids Tennis Day returns at Australian Open 2023 | 20 December, 2022 | All News | News and Features | News and Events

Kids Tennis Day returns at Australian Open 2023 | 20 December, 2022 | All News | News and Features | News and Events

After a two-year hiatus, Kids Tennis Day presented by Emirates is returning to the Australian Open this summer.

Melbourne, Australia, 20 December 2022 | tennis.com.au

Kids Tennis Day presented by Emirates is returning to the Australian Open this summer on Saturday 14 January 2023. After a two-year hiatus, Melbourne Park will once again be transformed into a colourful wonderland of activities and entertainment for families.

“We are thrilled to have Kids Tennis Day presented by Emirates back this summer. It’s always been a hugely popular day with families and something they really look forward to, and we can’t wait to welcome them back to Melbourne Park,” said Craig Tiley, Australian Open Tournament Director.

“The team has been working hard to deliver an action-packed program and what will surely be a memorable day. From an Arena Spectacular to a waterslide, appearances by some of the world’s best players, and all their favourite characters, there will be something for kids of all ages.”

In the morning there will be an Arena Spectacular on Rod Laver Arena where kids and adults alike will be wowed by awe-inspiring performance of acrobatics, dance, and an array of awesome circus talent. The centerpiece of this spectacular will see fans’ favourite tennis players showing off their skills and tricks with some help from the hilarious show cast.

The Arena Spectacular will be hosted by well-known television and radio presenter Shura Taft, and talented singers and actors Beau Woodbridge and Melanie Bird. Beau and Melanie will also perform a number of popular songs that will be sure to get the audience dancing.

In the morning, Grand Slam Oval’s Super Stage will host a gravity-defying BMX show, followed by performances throughout the day by Justice League superheroes, Spiderman, PJ Masks, Peppa Pig, Lyle Lyle Crocodile and many more kids’ favourites.

Grand Slam Oval will also be home to a new soaring shade structure, The Pavilion, where families will be able to rest and recharge in the shade before heading out again for more fun.

At Garden Square, there will be art and craft, face painting, bubble art, interactive activities and the chance to pose for photos with the AO champion trophies just as this year’s winners will at the end of the tournament.

The AO Ballpark presented by Emirates will be open throughout the day. It boasts the Emirates Fly Better adventure with an adrenaline tower and cloud jump, 7m…

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