This isn’t just the top Aussie players taking part in this annual
competition. It attractions serious movers, shakers and major eye candy including
the best-in-their-game competitors from around the globe.
With $750,000 as the winning prize, you bet that the crème de la crème
of sports stars will be showing up and knocking each other out, one shuttle
cock at a time, to win the tournament. Taking place at the incredible Sports
Center in the Sydney Olympic Park, you can also see a buildup of epic games
from players who originate from Europe and Asia.
The website is seriously snazzy and shows real time social media
activity, details on buying tickets, current news, events related to the Open and
relevant badminton hype around the globe.
The ticket are actually quite reasonable ranging from $20 AUD
(adults) and $10 for kids for one match or you can buy a 6 day pass for $160
and get ready to watch a major slam dunk of feathers. A multitude of other price options are
available including 3 day passes and remember to account for the ‘inconvenience’
fees for ticket transactions when you’re budgeting on tickets. For anyone on a
business trip to Sydney and need to go all-out on entertaining corporate clients,
contact the hotline to get corporate/business
rates and wow your colleagues with VIP seating.
If you’re slightly running late and miss the opening ceremony
games, then the website also has live updates on who’s heading to the next
round. The real time results feature how well these international players are
doing, including big names such as Lee Chong Wei, Simon Santoso and Nozomi
Okuhara.
A really nice element to point out is that if you’re driving,
within 27 minutes on the M2 and A3, you can be back at a really affordable Sydney hotel and
have a cocktail while you check out the Harbour skyline. Oh, and a finale
comment – do you know TripAdvisor has given us a Certificate of Excellence
Award FOUR years in a row? Also just check out our new video tour on the home
page and you’ll see why Cremorne Point Manor is so popular. Pat on the back to
us, right…and watch that birdie fly!
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