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US Open Tennis Championships

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Annual Attendance
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What is Name?

The US Open is one of tennis' most prestigious Grand Slam tournaments, held annually at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, New York. This vibrant event attracts tennis enthusiasts from around the world, offering a dynamic mix of high-level competition and a lively atmosphere. Attendees can expect a blend of thrilling matches, diverse food options, and an electric atmosphere that captures the essence of New York City.

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Pros

  • World-class tennis from top players in an iconic venue
  • Access to numerous courts and matches with a single ground pass
  • Exciting atmosphere of Fan Week, featuring player practices and autograph sessions
  • Well-organized facilities, including easy access to the practice courts and fan-friendly activities

Cons

  • Ticket prices can be high, especially for premium matches
  • Long lines for popular food and drink stands
  • Some seating areas lack shade and can be uncomfortable in the sun
  • Certain concessions and merchandise can be overpriced

Community tips & insights

  • Arrive early to explore the practice courts, where you can see players up close without the crowds.
  • For the best seats in the shade, choose the West or South sides of Arthur Ashe Stadium.
  • Use the express train from Manhattan for the quickest and most comfortable journey to the venue.

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2025 US Open Tennis

USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center • Flushing, NY
Ticket presale codes available
Lineup announced
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Individual tickets & grounds admission

Individual tickets and grounds admission for the US Open can be purchased directly through the official US Open website, powered by Ticketmaster, which is the primary and most secure way to obtain them. American Express members get access to presale tickets and special on-site experiences post-purchase.

Resale tickets are available on secondary markets like StubHub, where fans can purchase or sell tickets, often at varying prices depending on demand.

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When do US Open tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the US Open typically go on sale in May or June, a few months before the tournament begins in late August.

Where to buy US Open tickets

Individual tickets & grounds admission

Individual tickets and grounds admission for the US Open can be purchased directly through the official US Open website, powered by Ticketmaster, which is the primary and most secure way to obtain them. American Express members get access to presale tickets and special on-site experiences post-purchase.

Resale tickets are available on secondary markets like StubHub, where fans can purchase or sell tickets, often at varying prices depending on demand.

Official luxury suites & hospitality

Elevated experiences, offering prime views and comfort, are available through the US Open's Hospitality website.

Third-party hospitality providers

For those looking for a coordinated VIP experience, Steve Furgal's International Tennis Tours is an Official Travel Partner of the USTA and the US Open.

Roadtrips is an unaffiliated provider of travel packages.

How difficult is getting US Open tickets?

Tickets to the US Open are readily accessible – it's just a matter of price. Primary seller tickets for marquee matches, especially in the finals or during evening sessions, sell out well in advance. If you do not buy tickets immediately, you will need to purchase them on secondary markets at much higher prices.

Early rounds and day sessions are generally more accessible and may be available up until the event date. You can typically buy these first-hand through the primary seller, or secure them at reasonable prices on the secondary market.

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What are the best US Open sections?

The best sections at the US Open, particularly in Arthur Ashe Stadium, are typically on the West or South sides. These sections are highly recommended because they offer shade during afternoon sessions, keeping you cool and comfortable even on hot days. Additionally, seats located lower in the stadium provide an up-close view of the action, making the experience more immersive. For those seeking an excellent overall experience, seats in the Loge Level (100s sections) strike a great balance between proximity to the court and an expansive view of the entire stadium.

What US Open sections are not recommended?

Sections located on the East side of Arthur Ashe Stadium are generally less desirable, especially for day sessions, due to their exposure to the sun, which can make them uncomfortably hot. Additionally, seats in the very upper tiers (Promenade Level) are often criticized for being far from the action, offering a more distant view that can diminish the excitement of live play. Some fans have also noted that certain areas can be more prone to noise and distractions, particularly those near concession stands or high-traffic areas.

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USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center is an iconic sports complex located in Flushing, Queens, New York. Nestled within Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, the venue is easily accessible and surrounded by the vibrant energy of New York City.

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What’s the vibe at the US Open?

The US Open exudes an energetic and lively atmosphere, with a mix of intense competition and festive spirit. The vibe is a unique blend of New York City's hustle and bustle, combined with the excitement of watching world-class tennis. Whether you’re a die-hard tennis fan or just soaking in the experience, the atmosphere is electric and engaging.

What ages attend the US Open?

The US Open attracts a diverse demographic, ranging from young tennis enthusiasts to seasoned fans. The event appeals to all age groups, with a noticeable presence of families, couples, and groups of friends.

US Open dress code

There’s no strict dress code at the US Open, but attendees typically opt for casual and comfortable attire, given the outdoor setting and warm weather. Sneakers or comfortable walking shoes are recommended, as you’ll likely be on your feet exploring the grounds. VIP areas might see a slightly more polished look, with guests choosing stylish yet comfortable outfits.

Is the US Open kid-friendly?

The US Open is kid-friendly, with various ticket options for families and children. There are special family-friendly areas, interactive fan zones, and activities designed to engage younger attendees, making it an enjoyable experience for kids and parents alike.

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Ease of Entry and Exit

Entering the US Open typically involves navigating through large crowds and undergoing a thorough security check process, which can result in long waits, especially during peak times. Exiting the event can also be crowded, particularly after major matches, with significant foot traffic and potential wait times for transportation.

Layout & Wayfinding

The layout of the US Open grounds is generally considered convenient and functional, with good signage throughout to help attendees navigate the various courts and amenities. Maps are provided, both in print and via the official event app, making it easier for visitors to find their way around.

Restrooms

The US Open offers a variety of restroom options, including permanent facilities and air-conditioned restrooms, which are appreciated by attendees. While there are ample restrooms across the venue, some reviews mention that cleanliness can vary depending on the time of day and location​.

Merchandise & Vendor Offerings

The US Open features a wide range of merchandise, including event-branded items like apparel, hats, and souvenirs. There are also vendors selling tennis gear and memorabilia, as well as artist merchandise. Attendees can find a variety of food and beverage options from diverse vendors, offering everything from quick snacks to gourmet meals​.

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The on-site food and drink scene at the US Open is diverse and upscale, offering a range of options from quick bites to gourmet dining experiences. Attendees can enjoy everything from classic American fare to international cuisine, with several high-end restaurants and food vendors available across the grounds. Notable recommendations include the Honey Deuce cocktail, a fan-favorite, and dishes from the renowned chefs featured in the on-site restaurants, such as sushi from Aces and lobster rolls from the Oyster Bar.

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US Open VIP experience

VIP experiences are offered through US Open Hospitality.

The VIP experience at the US Open is designed to provide a luxurious and exclusive atmosphere, offering premium services and amenities that elevate the event experience. VIP guests enjoy access to private lounges, high-end dining options, and exclusive viewing areas that provide some of the best seats in the house. The experience is particularly special for those who want a more comfortable, hassle-free way to enjoy the tournament, making it well worth the investment for avid tennis fans or those looking to make the most of their visit.

US Open VIP seating

VIP seating at the US Open typically includes exclusive access to the best seats in the stadium, offering optimal views of the court and close proximity to the action. These seats are often located in reserved sections with additional comforts, such as cushioned seating and dedicated service, ensuring a premium viewing experience​.

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Flushing, Queens

Flushing, Queens, is a diverse and vibrant neighborhood known for its cultural richness and bustling atmosphere. The area offers a unique blend of local flavor and international influences, making it a special part of New York City.

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