PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 Tickets: Kuala Lumpur is gearing up to become the centre of the badminton world once again as the PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 returns to Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil from 6–11 January 2026. As one of only four BWF Super 1000 tournaments, it marks the prestigious opening of the 2026 BWF World Tour calendar, drawing elite athletes and passionate fans from around the globe.
Ticket sales officially begin on 3 November 2025 at 2:00 PM, exclusively via Ticket2U—and as history shows, the most popular categories often sell out within hours. An Early Bird promotion runs until 30 November 2025, giving fans a rare price advantage.
Event Overview
- Dates: 6–11 January 2026
- Venue: Axiata Arena, Kuala Lumpur Sports City, Bukit Jalil
- Status: BWF World Tour SUPER 1000
- Prize Money: USD 1,450,000 (≈ RM6.07 million)
- Organizer: Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM)
- Ticket Sales Platform: Ticket2u.com.my
PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 Tickets and Seating Plan
The uploaded arena map shows a fully seated venue with color-coded ticket tiers:
- Platinum A
- Platinum B (Sections 101, 102, 103)
- Premium (Sections 306, 307, 308)
- Premium A
- Premium B
- Upper Tier (most affordable category)
Courts are labeled Court 1, Court 2, Court 3, with a stage positioned on the right side.
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PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 Ticket Prices
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Daily Ticket Prices (RM)
| Date | Platinum A | Platinum B | Premium | Premium A | Premium B | Upper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Jan | RM180 / 150 (EB) | RM150 / 120 (EB) | RM135 / 100 (EB) | RM77 / 67 (EB) | RM59 / 45 (EB) | RM45 / 32 (EB) |
| 7 Jan | RM180 / 150 (EB) | RM150 / 120 (EB) | RM135 / 100 (EB) | RM77 / 67 (EB) | RM59 / 45 (EB) | RM45 / 32 (EB) |
| 8 Jan | RM360 / 330 (EB) | RM330 / 300 (EB) | RM180 / 145 (EB) | RM95 / 85 (EB) | RM77 / 63 (EB) | RM54 / 41 (EB) |
| 9 Jan | RM450 / 420 (EB) | RM420 / 390 (EB) | RM315 / 280 (EB) | RM144 / 134 (EB) | RM126 / 112 (EB) | RM67 / 54 (EB) |
| 10 Jan | RM540 / 510 (EB) | RM510 / 480 (EB) | RM450 / 415 (EB) | RM270 / 260 (EB) | RM252 / 238 (EB) | RM81 / 68 (EB) |
| 11 Jan | RM630 / 600 (EB) | RM600 / 570 (EB) | RM540 / 505 (EB) | RM315 / 305 (EB) | RM297 / 283 (EB) | RM90 / 77 (EB) |
Season Pass 2026
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Platinum A | RM2,000 |
| Platinum B | RM1,820 |
| Premium | RM1,450 |
| Premium A | RM780 |
| Premium B | RM720 |
| Upper Tier | RM282 |
Ticket site
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Location
Highlight: Malaysian Players to Watch
Malaysia’s top shuttlers expected to compete include:
- Chen Tang Jie / Toh Ee Wei (World Champions)
- Aaron Chia / Soh Wooi Yik (Former World Champions)
- Pearly Tan / M. Thinaah (World Championship silver medallists)
Their presence makes the Malaysia Open not just a tournament—but a national celebration.
PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 – Team & Player List (Malaysia)
| Category | Malaysian Players (Expected 2026 Line-up) |
|---|---|
| Men’s Singles (MS) | Lee Zii Jia, Ng Tze Yong, Leong Jun Hao |
| Women’s Singles (WS) | Goh Jin Wei, Wong Ling Ching, Siti Nurshuhaini |
| Men’s Doubles (MD) | Aaron Chia / Soh Wooi Yik, Ong Yew Sin / Teo Ee Yi, Man Wei Chong / Tee Kai Wun |
| Women’s Doubles (WD) | Pearly Tan / M. Thinaah, Anna Ching / Teoh Mei Xing |
| Mixed Doubles (XD) | Chen Tang Jie / Toh Ee Wei, Tan Kian Meng / Lai Pei Jing |
Key Ticketing Rules
- Tickets are online only and e-tickets must be shown for entry.
- Children 4+ need a ticket; children under 4 are not allowed inside.
- One ID = max 6 tickets per transaction.
- Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
- Wristbands issued at check-in must be kept securely.
- Any ticket resale is prohibited.
- Ticket holders must show original IC + confirmation email + QR code during registration.
- Third-party entry is not allowed.
- The organiser reserves the right to:
– refuse admission for incorrect data
– change seating, program, or players
– postpone the event if necessary
Preventing Confusion: Weather Policy
- Event is indoors, so matches proceed even if it rains.
Why This 2026 Edition Matters
- First Super 1000 of 2026.
- One of the highest-tier badminton events globally.
- Massive USD 1.45M prize pool.
- Expected participation from world no.1s and Olympic champions.
FAQs
1. When is the Malaysia Open 2026 taking place?
The PETRONAS Malaysia Open 2026 will be held from 6 to 11 January 2026 at Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.
2. When do tickets go on sale?
Ticket sales begin on 3 November 2025 at 2:00 PM, exclusively via Ticket2U.
3. Is there an Early Bird discount?
Yes. Early Bird (EB) prices are available until 30 November 2025 across all categories.
4. What is the price range for daily tickets?
Daily ticket prices range from RM32 (Upper EB) to RM630 (Platinum A) depending on the day and category.
5. Are season passes available?
Yes. Season passes range from RM282 (Upper Tier) to RM2,000 (Platinum A) for all 6 days.
6. Do children need tickets?
Children aged 4 years and above must have a ticket.
Children below 4 years are not allowed inside the arena.
7. Is re-entry allowed during the event?
Yes, but only with a valid wristband issued at the registration counter. Lost wristbands will not be replaced.
8. Can someone else use my ticket?
No. Tickets are non-transferable.
Entry requires IC verification + e-ticket QR code matching the buyer’s details.
9. Can I buy tickets at the venue?
No. Tickets are online only, and on-ground sales will not be available.
10. Will matches proceed if it rains?
Yes. The event is fully indoors, so all matches will continue as scheduled regardless of weather.
11. What if I make a mistake during ticket registration?
Incorrect information may result in denied entry. Always check your name, IC/passport number, and email before submitting.
12. Can I resell or transfer my ticket?
No. Resale, transfer, or third-party purchasing for ticket entry is strictly prohibited.
13. What items are not allowed at the venue?
Sharp objects, outside food, laser pointers, fireworks, offensive banners, oversized bags, and any prohibited items listed by the organiser.
14. Will the player lineup change?
Yes, the lineup may change due to injury or scheduling. The organiser reserves the right to update the final player list.
15. Where can I see the full seating chart and ticket categories?
The complete seating layout with color-coded categories is available on the Ticket2U event page and in this guide.
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