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The US Tennis Open is always an amazing event with Alcaraz, Djokovich, Tsitsipas, Coco, Pegula and so many more amazing players!!!! Make 2024 your year to head to the US Open and check off your tennis bucket list. Review our US Tennis Open Tickets, US Open Schedule, U.S. Open Tennis discount codes, US Open Vacation Packages, NYC Insider Tips, photo galleries, directions and more.Â
The US Open is one of my all time favorite events!! I’ve been to this event over 75 times, sat in every seat imaginable and seen every great player, so please feel free to comment below and ask me questions. In 2019/20, I also managed ALL 4 Grand Slams and I can say for sure, The Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (NTC) is one of the nicest sporting venues there is, and the crowd is always amazing.
With FREE qualifying rounds, Arthur Ashe Kids Day and almost guaranteed celebrity sightings, there is something at the US Open for everyone and every budget. The new Grandstand, retractable roofs on Ashe and Armstrong, upgraded food and shopping options, grounds, more seats and more….2023 is sure to be the BEST OPEN EVER!
US Tennis Open
August 26-Sept 8, 2024
US Open Tennis Tickets
US Open tickets for individual sessions go on sale to the public the first week in June, usually the day after Roland Garros finals, which will be June 3, 2024.
- Direct tickets at Ticketmaster.com or usopen.org. On Sale Now. Primary and Resale tickets available here, as well as the official US Open Ticket Exchange. Red Dots on the seats are Verified Resale Tickets and Blue Dots are primary tickets. You never know which is going to offer better pricing, but the red dots are usually better seats. If you buy your tickets here, and your plans change, you can resell them through their marketplace as "official" tickets.
- On Sale Dates: June 3, 2024 individual Tickets; American Express pre-sale, May 28, 2024
- StubHub – great selection and seats! NY’s most popular and trusted ticket company. Buy here if you want to secure tickets prior to them going on sale.
- Direct tickets at Ticketmaster.com (see BOGO coupon codes below for early rounds).
- See the Ticketmaster Deals page and American Express Ticketmaster Deals page (for cardholders).
- Get Lucky with a Groupon US Open Discount.
- NEW! Check out our new site, TennisEventGuide.com, guiding you through all the best Tennis Events worldwide – tickets, hotels, seats and more!
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US Tennis Open Hotels
The Best US Tennis Open hotels include our cheap, budget and lesser known discount hotels along with Hotels near Grand Central, Penn Station and the NTC in Queens. Plus, check out all the hotels where the players stay!
- Lotte New York Palace – rub elbows with Serena and Venus Williams, Nadal, Kyrgios and Bouchard, who have all stayed here
- Grand Hyatt – one of the US Open partner hotels and hosts a large portion of the main draw
- Hotel Indigo Flushing – Opened just before the 2022 US Open & official hotel sponsor of tournament
Part of the fun of traveling to the US Open is to see NYC, right? In that case, you’ll want to stay in hotels closest to the NYC public transportation that takes you there quickly. If you have a car to park, then a Queens hotel with a shuttle to the NTC might be best for you. Read the full guide: Best US Tennis Open hotels.
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U.S. Tennis Open Schedule
August 26-Sept 8, 2024
You can safely buy tickets and not worry about games being canceled. NO MORE RAINOUTS on Show Courts! Both Ashe and Armstrong have retractable roofs.
Around 85 percent of the entire USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center grounds have been upgraded as part of the strategic transformation, all aimed at improving the fan experience and getting people closer to the action than ever before. Bring it on, US Open, we love you!!!!!
There are 4 types of tickets to the US Open: Arthur Ashe (Day and Night), Louis Armstrong (Day and Night), the Grandstand (day only), Grounds Pass (day only).
The following schedule and tickets available by our recommended ticket sellers is best viewed on a large screen. Red filler means no tickets are sold for those matches. The ticket options above the chart will take you directly to our recommended ticket sellers for each stadium and ticket type. It is always best to compare prices.
A quick analysis during Summer 2022 compared pricing for Ashe, Session 9 on Friday, 8/30 @ 11 and here are the prices I saw for Section 127. They were not the exact same seats, but close. The first amount is per ticket and the second is for 2 tickets with all taxes and fees. It pays to shop around!
- Ticketmaster – $396 (only sold in pairs), $923
- Ticketmaster Resale – $352 (only sold in pairs), $820
- StubHub – $352 (options for singles), $908
You can download a PDF of the chart here: US Open Schedule and Ticket Chart
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Arthur Ashe Stadium Schedule
There are 3 Show Court schedules below: Arthur Ashe, Louis Armstrong and the Grandstand, as well as the Grounds Pass schedule.
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A reserved ticket to Arthur Ashe Stadium provides an assigned seat in the main stadium along with first-come, first-served access to General Admission unreserved seating in Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all of the field courts.
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Louis Armstrong Stadium Schedule
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A Courtside Reserved ticket to Armstrong provides an assigned seat in Louis Armstrong Stadium, along with first-come, first-served access to General Admission unreserved seating in the Grandstand and all of the field courts. Louis Armstrong tickets are sold for the first nine days of the tournament.
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Grandstand Stadium Schedule
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A Courtside Reserved ticket to the GrandStand provides an assigned seat in the Grandstand Stadium, along with first-come, first-served access to all of the field courts. Grandstand tickets are sold for the first eight days of the tournament.
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US Open Grounds Pass Schedule
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Provides first-come, first-served access to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all of the field courts. First eight days of the tournament.
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U.S. Tennis Open Free Qualifying Rounds and Fan Week
Want to see some really cool tennis at almost no cost? Check out the US Open Qualifying Rounds, the week before the US Open featuring 128 men and 128 women competing for a spot in the Open’s main draws. Each of the men’s and women’s draws annually includes 16 qualifiers, who must win three matches in Qualifying to advance. The free Legends Match returns on Tues this year.
Gates open at 10 a.m. and are free and open to the public. No ticket is required. Watch a level 7 player in front row seats, when hardly anyone is there and watch all the greats on the practice courts with their hitting partners (I’ve seen Fed, Nadal, Serena, Venus, Kerber, Shapovalov, Djoker, FAA and more). Tuesday, 11:00 through Friday 11:00am.
See the full US Open Fan Week Schedule and make sure to register for a US Open Fan Access Pass, so you can reserve a spot in the Grandstand, where they will showcase premier practices, accompanied by a host and DJ for the day.
Arthur Ashe Kids Day is Saturday before the start of the Open. It’s free to enter the grounds and grand stadium tickets start at $13. There will be a lot of activities and give aways, like caps, wrist bands, tennis racquets, face painting for kids 14 and under.
US Open Practice Courts
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US Open Tickets FAQs
1. When Do US Open Tickets Go On Sale?
On Sale Dates: Resale Marketplace opens in April, American Express pre-sale, May 30, 2023. US Open tickets for individual sessions go on sale to the public the first week in June, usually the day after Roland Garros finals, June 5, 2023.
2. When is the BEST Time to Buy US Open Tickets?
That is a tough question to answer, as prices vary based on demand all the way up to each match. It is not necessarily the day tickets go on sale. One year, my friend and I got great seats (in Ashe in the 100s) for the Quarter Finals, which we purchased in July. It turned out to be a Serena/Venus match and prices skyrocketed. We could have sold our tickets for 5x what we paid, which of course, we did not. As long as the top seeds keep playing, prices will continually go up. On years where top seeds don’t play or are out, prices have dropped.
3. How do I Attend the US Open for FREE?
There are four opportunities where you can see the best of tennis at no cost. See the US Open Schedule for the Qualifiers (4 days), Arthur Ashe Kids Day (1 Day), Practice Day (1 Day) and Community Day (1 Day).
4. Where should I stay for the US Open tennis?
We have hand picked all the closest US Open Hotels, the best ones in Manhattan, the best budget hotels and all the hotels where the players stay. Check out our guide to Best US Tennis Open hotels.
5. What Are the Best Value Seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium?
Ashe offers Upper Promenade, Lower Promenade (both in blue on the seating chart and in the 300s), Loge (Red, 100s), Luxury Suites and Courtside. Ashe is the largest tennis stadium in the world, by at least 6,000 seats. For some perspective, here are some key stadiums by capacity, according to Wikipedia: Ashe (23,771), Indian Wells (16,102), Philippe Chatrier (15,225), Wimbledon Centre Court (15,225), Rod Laver Arena (14,820).
What this means in terms of tickets is that Promenade Seats are very high up and you will be watching the tennis on the large screens. The atmosphere in Ashe is electrifying and there really is nothing like seeing a match in Ashe. Even Courtside seats, while as close as you can get, are further away from the action than at other arenas because Ashe is just that big.
I recently sat second row at Wimbledon (for Federer/Nadal 2019!) and I can’t tell you how intimate that experience felt relative to sitting courtside at Ashe. Like a million times closer. I also sat fairly high up in Phillipe Chatrier and that was like sitting Loge at Ashe.
For a true tennis experience, where you will watch the court and not the screen, you’ll want to splurge on seats in Loge or lower. Consider earlier rounds, if budget is a concern, as you’ll be able to get better seats for much less. Or consider Armstrong and the Grandstand as they are much smaller arenas and closer to the action.
6. Can You Buy Grounds Passes for the US Open Finals?
Some years, the US Open makes Grounds Admission tickets available for around $25. This is not for seats inside Ashe, but you can walk the grounds and watch outside on the large screen TVs with tons of other fans. I’ve been a few times and it’s always super fun. If this option is available, it is usually announced late in the tournament and posted on the US Open website. In 2019, grounds passes were sold at the box office.
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US Open Insider Tips and FAQs
1. Provisional US Open Schedule
Qualifiers – Tues to Fri the Week Before the US Open (Aug 22-25, 2023)
- Free to attend. Sessions start at 11am and play is on ALL Courts. The top seeds will be practicing on the show courts as well as the practice courts, and the entire grounds offer first come first serve seating.
- My NYC Tennis Meet Up Group goes every year on the last Friday. Please feel free to join us at BKMN Tennis Meetup and say Melissa referred you to the group.
Arthur Ashe Kids Day – Saturday before the US Open
Practice Sunday – Sunday before the US Open
- Free to attend, no scheduled matches, however most of the players, including the top seeds, practice and play all over the grounds and show courts.
US Open Week 1 Schedule, Sessions 1-14, August 28-Sept 3
Daily at 11am and 7pm. Arthur Ashe Stadium matches begin at 12:00pm. Day sessions tickets available for Ashe, Armstrong, Grandstand and Grounds Passes. Evening session tickets sold for Ashe and Armstrong only, not Grandstand or Grounds Passes.
- Mon – Men’s & Women’s R1, Sessions 1 & 2
- Tues – Men’s & Women’s R1, Sessions 3 & 4
- Wed – Men’s & Women’s R2,Sessions 5 & 6
- Thurs – Men’s & Women’s R2, Sessions 7 & 8
- Fri – Men’s & Women’s R3, Sessions 9 & 10
- Sat – Men’s & Women’s R3, Sessions 11 & 12
- Sun – Men’s & Women’s Round of 16, Sessions 13 & 14
US Open Week 2 Schedule, Sessions 15-24, Sept 4-10
Mon through Wed at 11am and 7pm. Remainder of schedule varies as below.
- Mon – Men’s & Women’s Round of 16, Sessions 15 & 16 – Labor Day – Last day of Grandstand and Grounds Admission Tickets
- Tues – Men’s & Women’s Quarterfinals, Sessions 17 & 18 – Last Day of Armstrong Tickets
- Wed – Men’s & Women’s Quarterfinals, Sessions 19 & 20, Ashe Tickets Only
- Thurs Day – Community Day offers Free 11am daytime admission for men’s and women’s doubles, mixed doubles, junior singles and doubles, quads and doubles divisions of the wheelchair competition, and many of the top seeds on the practice courts.
- Thurs Eve – Women’s Semifinals at 7pm on Ashe, Session 21
- Fri – Men’s Doubles Final @ 12pm and Men’s Semifinals @ 4pm, Session 22
- Sat – Mixed Doubles Final @ 12, Women’s Final @ 4pm, Session 23
- Sun – Women’s Doubles Final @ 1, Men’s Final @ 4pm, Session 24
What time do the gates open at the US Open?
Generally the gate entry time is one hour prior to the start of the session. Typically, the earliest you can enter the grounds with a day session ticket is at 9:30 a.m. Day session ticket holders must enter the grounds before 6:00 p.m. The earliest you can enter the grounds with an evening session ticket is 6:00 p.m. Please note that finals weekend times may differ and all sessions and gate entry times are subject to change.
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U.S. Tennis Open Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating
During a day session, I highly recommend you consider a shaded section. It can be brutally hot and blinding during some sessions.
The shady sections at Ashe tend to be on the West and South sides since the sun starts on the South side (shining on the North side) and moves towards the West (shining on the East Side) of the stadium. Sections 116-107 (same for 216-207) are directly in the Sun, but 316-307 are shaded because of the retractable roof. For the shade, look at sections 301-328 (Upper Promenade) below and then move down for those looking for Lower Promenade, Loge or better seats.
Larger View: Arthur Ashe Seating Chart
The following items are not allowed on the grounds of the U.S. Tennis Open: briefcases, knapsacks, backpacks, hard coolers, glass bottles or cans, aerosol cans, alcoholic beverages, computers or laptops, pets, tennis racquets, roller skates…and the usual weapons, firearms, etc.
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U.S. Tennis Open Discount Tickets and Codes
2023 – It appears most of the codes/discounts that were on the Ticketmaster site in prior years have moved to the brands that offer them. The American Express deals are offered only to cardmembers. Cadillac has replaced Mercedes.
2022 Discount Codes
Labor Day Weekend 2023 – Fri 9/1 – Mon 9/4. All coupons valid on varied sessions.
- Save 25% on select sessions in Arthur Ashe & Louis Armstrong
Use the code ‘TMNTX’
These codes are all from prior years, are almost always good for 300+ level seats and early sessions only. Do not waste your time trying to get discounts to lower level seats or Second Week sessions.
- American Express US Open Buy One, Get One Free! or
Arthur Ashe Kids Day – Buy Two, Get Two Free!
Enter Code BAMEX into Offer Code Box. - JPMorgan Chase & Co US Open Buy One, Get One Free or
Arthur Ashe Kids Day – Buy Two, Get Two Free!
Enter Code BJPMORGAN into Offer Code Box. - IBM Open Buy One, Get One Free or
Arthur Ashe Kids Day – Buy Two, Get Two Free!
Enter Code BIBM into Offer Code Box.
Please also see our tutorial on How to Use Coupon Codes
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If you are still using Metrocard, and not OMNY, fill up your pay per ride card before you head to Arthur Ashe Stadium, or you’ll be waiting for hours trying to fill it at the subway after the matches.
Also, for a TRUE insider’s guide to getting US Open tickets, make sure to read this article by my friend, PJ Simmons, on the best seats and where to spend and save at: A Serious Tennis Fan’s Top 10 Tips for the US Open (Tickets & More).
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Do you think Djokovic / Brooksby will play in the day or night match tomorrow? Thanks!
Hi MM: They always do their best to ensure the big names play at night. Very rarely do the top players play day sessions, especially in later rounds.
If you have tickets to a session at Arthur Ashe and Louis armstrong can you I go to both? Are you able to enter the stadium after match has started?
Please review above, “A reserved ticket to Arthur Ashe Stadium provides an assigned seat in the main stadium along with first-come, first-served access to General Admission unreserved seating in Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all of the field courts.”
I cant seem to find how to enter the offer code
Hi Antonella – did you see our tutorial on how to use coupon codes?
https://www.nycinsiderguide.com/radio-city-christmas-spectacular-with-rockettes#couponshow