High Burger and Fries Prices Shock at Australian Open
The 2026 Australian Open has introduced Shake Shack to Australian fans for the first time. However, the prices of their popular menu items have sparked discussion among attendees. The tournament is scheduled from January 12 to February 1, 2026. Shake Shack originated in New York in 2001.
Menu Highlights at Shake Shack
Shake Shack’s menu features its renowned ShackBurger. This single cheeseburger includes:
- Smashed Angus beef patty
- Melted American cheese
- Tomato and lettuce
- Secret ShackSauce
- Toasted potato bun
In addition to the ShackBurger, the pop-up is serving an exclusive Shake named the “Australian Open Shake,” available only at TOPCOURT throughout January.
Customer Reactions and Prices
Food influencers shared their experiences. Nectro Vlangos, known as @NectoriousPapi, praised the freshness of the ingredients. Another influencer, @dub.eats.everything, called the cookies and cream shake the best he had tasted.
However, reactions to the pricing have been mixed. The cost breakdown is as follows:
- Burgers: $18.90 to $25
- Fries: $9.75 to $12.50
- Shakes: $12.90 to $13.90
- Bottle of water: $5.95
Some attendees noted the high prices on social media, with comments reflecting surprise and concern over the costs. One user remarked that a full meal could reach $40.
Exciting Food Options Beyond Shake Shack
Shake Shack is not the only culinary highlight at the Australian Open. The event will also feature:
- The return of Peach Melbourne, a dessert made of peach sorbet and creamy vanilla soft serve.
- Grey Goose Lemon Ace Cocktail, echoing popular drinks from previous years.
- French-inspired snack boxes curated by Nik Hill from Porcine.
- A Japanese convenience store menu by Suupaa.
Enhancing the Tournament Experience
Tennis Australia aims to enhance the overall event experience, both on and off the court. Fern Barrett, Head of Product Growth and Innovation, highlighted their commitment to offering a diverse range of food and drink options at the tournament.
Barrett emphasized that the arrival of internationally recognized brands like Shake Shack contributes to a festival atmosphere that combines food, sport, and culture. Innovations such as in-seat ordering and automated snack services aim to provide fans with quick access to refreshments, ensuring they miss no moments of tennis action.
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