The US Open Tennis average ticket price for the annual event has stayed relatively consistent over the last six years of the event, staying in the $200 range for four of those years. In 2012 there was a very slight decrease of 1% to an average ticket price of $198. The largest increase was in 2015 when the ticket price grew 60% to the highest price in the last six years at $345. The most recent US Open Tennis event at Arthur Ashe Stadium was $253, a 27% ticket price decrease from the previous year.
(Data updated 10/28/2016)
2017 US Open Preview
The 2016 US Open Tennis Tournament opens up on August 29th, with the Women’s Final set for September 10th, and the Men’s Final a day later on September 11th. The favorites to bring home the 2016 US Open Tennis Championship will be many of the familiar faces from years past. Last year’s Men’s Champion, Novak Djokovic returns as a heavy favorite in 2016 as he looks to win a 3rd US Open title since 2011. Other favorites on the men’s side will be 5 time Champion Roger Federer, who looks to add another title in the Swan Song of his career, as well as previous champions Andy Murray, Marin Cilic, and Rafeal Nadal. On the Women’s side, expect Serena Williams to return with a vengeance, after missing out on a season sweep of the grand slams in the US Open Final a year ago. 2016 US Open tennis tickets are on sale now.
US Open Tennis at Arthur Ashe Stadium
Address: 124-02 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, New York, 11368 There are 22 tennis courts at the USTA National Tennis Center, but the primary courts for the US Open tournament are Arthur Ashe Stadium and Louis Armstrong Stadium. The main court is located inside Arthur Ashe Stadium, which seats approximately 22,500 tennis fans. The tournament is played on a hard court surface and there is retractable roof so the rain factor can be prevented. Please read TicketCity's Rain-Out Policy and Rain-Out Protection for the other venues at the UTSA National Tennis Center that do not have a retractable roof. The US Open tennis tournament includes 26 sessions and each US Open session requires a separate ticket. TicketCity is one of the best sources for US Open tennis tournament tickets.
Arthur Ashe Stadium Courtside Boxes
Courtside boxes (or seats) get you so close to the action that you can often hear the players talking on the court. They include sections 1-67 and the rows on the side start with row AA, then go from row A to row G with each letter having two rows because they are a box. There are fewer rows behind the court, which generally start with row E. A typical Courtside box includes 4 seats in-front and 4 seats behind those (4+4), but some come with 3+3 or other setups. A Courtside box can be purchased as a whole box or individual tickets within a box. It is commonplace, when you purchase a pair of 4-seats, to have one person sitting behind due to the 3+3 configuration of the box. The term “box” is just a geographic location in the stadium that is contained by a railing; it is not a luxury box. Courtside seats are some of the most desirable seats at Arthur Ashe Stadium and where the celebrities in attendance will be sitting.
Arthur Ashe Stadium Loge Level
Loge level seats are one level up from the Courtside seats and provide a nice view of the tennis action. They include sections 101-136 with each section containing rows A-N.
Arthur Ashe Stadium Promenade
The top-level at Arthur Ashe Stadium is the Promenade, which includes sections 301 to 340 and up to 25 rows per section. The Promenade offers a clear view of the tennis and allows you to still feel the electricity of a US Open tennis match. Dress warmly for evening sessions, as it can be chilly in the high rows of the Promenade.
Arthur Ashe Stadium Luxury Suites
There are luxury suites available for certain US Open tennis matches, contact TicketCity for more details.
What are the best sessions to attend at the US Open tennis tournament?
The early sessions are packed with action, particularly the evening sessions. The later sessions feature matchups of the best players in the tournament. The Semifinal sessions are 21 (Women’s) and 22 (Men’s). Session 23 includes the Women’s Final and Men’s Doubles Final. Session 24 is the Men’s Final. Day sessions start at 11AM, so they can often squeeze in more tennis action, while the evening sessions are often earmarked for the marquee matches.
How do “Grounds Admission” tickets differ from regular US Open tickets?
Grounds Admission tickets are general admission tickets available for each of the first eight (8) Day sessions at the US Open. Grounds Admission passes provide ticket holders access to watch the matches on the courts surrounding the main stadiums. Grounds Admission passes DO NOT provide entry to Arthur Ashe Stadium, where the top matches are played. Regular US Open tickets are required to have a reserved seat in Arthur Ashe Stadium or Louis Armstrong Stadium.
Where will 2017 US Open matches be played during the construction of the new Louis Armstrong Stadium?
In 2016, the former Louis Armstrong Stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center was demolished to be replaced by a new 14,000-seat stadium that will be completed by the 2018 US Open. A temporary stadium will be built to house 2017 US Open matches that has a seating capacity of 8,800. The temporary stadium's location will be outside the East Gate entrance and current ticket office, replacing Parking Lot B.
What is TicketCity’s Rain-Out Policy at the US Open tennis tournament?
If any of sessions 1 through 20 at the US Open are officially determined to be “rained-out” by the USTA, then an in-store credit will be issued for the face value of the tickets, unless the tickets were purchased for less than face value, in which case an in-store credit for the purchase price of the tickets will be issued. The official determination of rain-out or cancelled session is made by the USTA.
What is the Rain-Out Protection that TicketCity offers US Open tennis clients?
- Rain-Out Protection can be purchased for 10% of the total purchase price of your tickets.
- If you purchase Rain-Out Protection, you will be refunded the total ticket purchase price if your session is rained-out (as determined by USTA).
- Rain-Out Protection is available for purchase up to 72 hours before the scheduled session to be protected.
- Rain-Out Protection is not offered for sessions 21-24. Those sessions will always be rescheduled and played in the event of a rain-out.
- To purchase Rain-Out Protection, please call our office and speak to one of our sales representatives. Rain-Out Protection cannot be purchased online.
- If you do not purchase Rain-Out Protection, then in the event of a rain-out you are only eligible for an in-store credit on the face value of the tickets you purchased (see our Rain-Out Policy above).
- Please call 1-800-SOLD-OUT to purchase rain-out protection
What are the best places to sit at the US Open tennis tournament?
Generally, the best place to sit at Arthur Ashe Stadium is going to be behind either baseline. Sections 1-9, 60-67, and 26-45 put fans right next to the action, with the best angles for following volleys. For day sessions, sitting on the West Side of the stadium will help you avoid the sun. Sections 329-333, and 126-130 often have great shade during day matches.
What is the best food available at the US Open?
The US Open food village has just about every type of food imaginable from deli classics and burgers, to ice cream, seafood, kosher dishes, pizza, barbeque and alcoholic beverages. For seated dining there is the Patio Café & Bar, Mojito’s latin inspired restaurant, two Heineken restaurants and the Moet Terrace for champagne. There are also a few private venues at Arthur Ashe Stadium available only to select ticket holders (Aces, Champions Bar & Grill and US Open Club) – contact TicketCity for help making a reservation.
Do I need a ticket to attend Arthur Ashe Kids Day?
Admission to the USTA ground are free, but you do need to have a ticket to attend the stadium show inside Arthur Ashe Stadium. The show features kid friendly entertainment including top music entertainers and the biggest tennis stars in the game today.
What items are restricted at the US Open National Tennis Center?
These items may NOT be brought on to the premises: backpacks, hard coolers, glass bottles, alcohol, video cameras, computers or laptops, weapons, banners or signs, noisemakers, or tennis racquets.
What is the best way to get to Arthur Ashe Stadium?
The US Open is played on the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, which is located in the New York City borough of Queens. The quickest way from Manhattan is to either take the #7 subway train or the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR). The #7 Flushing-bound train lets off at the Mets-Willet Point station, which is a short walk from US Open. The LIRR is more expensive, but more comfortable and direct trip that leaves from Penn Station. Car services are available, or you can drive yourself, but there is usually some traffic and parking spaces are limited. Parking passes are available at TicketCity; contact us for more info.
Where can I find the 2017 U.S. Open schedule?
The 2017 U.S. Open schedule is listed as soon as it is announced by the tournament. TicketCity has the complete schedule listed above for this year’s tournament, down to the times for both the day and night sessions. The times are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances with the weather in New York. All times listed are Eastern, and the gates will open at 9:30 AM at the earliest for day sessions, while they will open at 6 PM for the evening sessions.
How can I buy cheap U.S. Open tickets?
TicketCity offers a large selection of U.S. Open tickets which includes some of the lowest priced seats on the market. U.S. Open ticket prices fluctuate based on demand for the tournament and players in the later rounds. TicketCity has been a source for U.S. Open tickets for 20+ years and always has a presence in New York City for the tournament. The U.S. Open is the biggest tennis tournament in the Western Hemisphere, so if you’re looking for cheap tickets you may want to act early.
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Location:
This map covers the grounds and surrounding parking for the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Zoom in for a closer look at the local amenities and the seating sections in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Mass Transit
The US Open committee strongly recommends that the public use the mass transit systems in order to avoid potential travel delays. Due to anticipated traffic, please try to use the subway or railroad to curtail any travel time that could be lost on route to Arthur Ashe Stadium. The traffic conditions will reach peak congestion during conflicts with Mets home games.
Driving:
If you decide to drive to the US Open, single-event limited parking will be available in Lots 1-7 for a $15 fee. Remember, parking will be limited, so either grab a parking pass from TicketCity, or get there early.
Take the worry out of driving with US Open Tennis parking passes. TicketCity has a limited supply of parking passes for all US Open Sessions. Parking Passes from TicketCity guarantee a spot and save the hassle of mass transit and the disappointment of a full lot.
Security:
The US Open committee recommends that all attendants and fans arrive early to the event to avoid possible traffic and procedural delays. All fans will have to pass a screening before they are allowed entry to USTA National Tennis Center. Only one bag per person is allowed past the entry gates, and bags must not be larger than 12”W x 12”H x 16”L. For a nominal charge, there will be bag storage available outside the grounds. There will be speed lines for fans without bags for expedited entry to the US Open grounds. The following items are not allowed on the premises:
- sealed packages of any kind
- briefcases
- ALL knapsacks and ALL backpacks
- hard coolers or similar containers
- glass bottles and cans
- aerosol cans and noisemaking devices
- alcoholic beverages
- commercial video cameras or recording devices
- computers or laptops
- food (except in limited quantities, or for medical, dietary or infant purposes)
- weapons (regardless of permit)
- pets (unless a service animal)
- flags, banners or signs
- laser pointers or any laser devices
- tennis racquets
- bicycles, scooters, in-line skates, roller skates, skateboards
- any other items deemed unlawful or dangerous by the USTA and/or US Open personnel, in its sole discretion
The US Open committee appreciates your consideration and full cooperation.
Aces
An excellent seafood restaurant that specializes in fine dining, this is place to visit if you are looking for tasty cuisine day or evening. With a casual yet elegant wine bar, this makes the perfect place for stadium dining. Reservations are recommended. TicketCity has a limited number of Aces Grill admission passes available for most sessions.
Champions Bar and Grill
A modern yet classy spot, this is the perfect spot to grab a juicy steak or fresh salad. There are plenty of televisions around the restaurant to keep you tuned-in to the game. Reservations are recommended.
US Open Club
Located on the ground floor of Arthur Ashe Stadium, this club is open to all Subscription Series ticket holders during the tournament for a nominal entrance fee, and is included for Silver Loge Box seat holders. This spot is famous for its eclectic, tasty American cuisine. TicketCity has a limited number of US Open Club admission passes available for most sessions.
Patio Café
An outdoor café available to all US Open ticket holders, this refreshing spot offers delectable seasonal sandwiches and salads.
Mojito Restaurant and Bar
Offers Latin specialties and cool cocktails in the luscious setting of 1950's Havana. Open to all US Open ticket holders.
Food Village
Offers a variety of cuisines at a plethora of restaurants. Food Village is available to all US Open ticket holders.
Arthur Ashe Kid's Day
For the little tennis star in your family, this event is going to be a blast. Arthur Ashe Kid's Day will provide the kiddos with a variety of activities to keep them entertained throughout the day. There will be several musical performances, exhibits, workshops and plenty of entertainment for the entire family.
- USRSA Pro Racquet Round Up
- USPTA Little Tennis
- USTA “Beat the Pro”
- player practices
- player autographs
- face painting
- juggling and plate spinning
- and more…
US Open Tennis News - 5/30/2017
In a surprising end of round 1 of the French Open No. 40, Ekaterina Makarova took down No. 1 Angelique Kerber as she was knocked out of the tournament. Kerber still maintains her top-seeded spot in the tennis rankings as the US Open Tennis approaches but she will have more to prove to get to get to the final rounds of the tournament in September.
US Open Tennis News - 5/15/2017
The US Open Men’s Finals and Women’s Doubles Finals is a little less than 4 months away and the top tennis stars are preparing to get their spot in the final matchups on September 10th at the Arthur Ashe Stadium. US Open Finals average ticket prices are currently at $414 and have a ticket low price of $260 for seats in the 300-level promenade.
US Open Tennis News - 5/2/2017
Session 20 on September 6th will lead to the women’s and men’s semifinals for the matchups at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, NY. Tickets for session 20 have an average ticket price of $522 and a ticket low price of $147.
US Open Tennis News - 4/20/2017
Serena Williams will miss the 2017 US Open Tennis after announcing Wednesday that she is 20-weeks pregnant; she also skipped the recent BNP Paribas and Miami Open. Ticket prices for the session 23 for the US Open Women’s Final have a high average currently hitting $450; the cheapest ticket can be bought for 4128 in the promenade.
US Open Tennis News - 3/30/2017
After a win at the Australian Open, Serena Williams was expected to repeat the win at the Miami Open but with a knee injury resulting in her sitting out Karolina Pliskova is an early favorite for the 2017 US Open. Tickets for the US Open Men’s Singles Semifinals have an average ticket price of $237 as Murray and Djokovic still hold the top two spots in the rankings.
US Open Tennis News - 2/20/2017
The US Open Tennis will hold the Women’s Semifinals on September 7th. The Women’s Semifinals is looking to be an exciting match and tickets for the event have a low of $93 for seats in the 300-level promenade. Courtside seats in the corner of the Arthur Ashe Stadium are going for a high price of $1400.
US Open Tennis News - 2/7/2017
With the triumphant comebacks of tennis legends Serena Williams and Roger Federer at the Australian Open, anything could happen as the final Grand Slam event approaches. The epic matchup in the women’s final between Venus and Serena Williams as well as in the men’s final of Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal the anticipation of what is to come in September in New York is growing worldwide for the 2017 US Open.
US Open Tennis News - 1/24/2017
The first day of the 2017 US Open Tennis Championship will take place of August 28th with Session 1 – Round 1 for mens and womens. Matches for the opening day of the US Open have an average ticket price of $135.
US Open Tennis News - 1/9/2017
As the 2017 US Open approaches, the highly anticipated final match has a wide range of ticket prices. The highly anticipated September 10th final match for the US Open has ticket prices as high as $4,200 for courtside seats and as low as $273 in the promenade. US Open average ticket prices vary for all the August 28 - September 10 matches on TicketCity.
US Open Tennis News - 12/15/2016
As tennis heads into 2017, the top players a year ago Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams are being challenged by two late bloomers who are making their own stance in the sport. Angelique Kerber and Andy Murray have proved they are strong tennis forces. Both Williams and Djokovic experienced injuries this year which have affected their performances throughout the year. It will be a crucial year for both tennis stars to reclaim their reputations as the best of the best for 2017.
The US Open is one of the top tennis events as the 4th major tennis tournament and the final tennis match of the Grand Slam every year. The historic match that has brought the top international tennis starts to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center where the main stadium, Arthur Ashe Stadium, hosts the final events of the US Open Tennis. Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest tennis-specific venue with a capacity of over 23,500 and premium seating with prestigious amenities tennis fans from around the world come to witness the exciting matches. Luxury seating and hospitality is available at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in the luxury suites, hospitality pavilions and private rooms in various locations inside the stadium.
US Open Luxury Suites
The Luxury Suites available for the US Open at the Artur Ashe Stadium provide world-class amenities while witnesses the matches from spectacular views. There are 90 suites available from any viewpoint of the stadium and are located above the courtside seating sections. All Arthur Ashe suites feature comfortable seating on outdoors balcony, lounging seating inside, plasma televisions, private restroom and additional upgrades for food and beverages. US Open Tennis suite ticket holders receive 20 tickets, 2 host passes and 3 parking passes.
US Open Premium Seat Package
US Open Tennis courtside ticket holders for the Arthur Ashe Stadium can upgrade to premium seating and reserved table within the shared hospitality area within the Chase Center. The hospitality area provides plasma televisions for viewing of the US Open Tennis matches, fully catered lunch or dinner buffet and premium bar service.
US Open Loge Plus Hospitality
The Loge Plus Hospitality area in the Chase Center during the US Open is available to reserved Arthur Ashe Stadium loge ticket holders for the US Open. Attendees can upgrade for the indoor seating that provides complimentary lunch and dinner buffets and bar service for each tennis session throughout the day of US Open matches.
Courtside 35 & 36
The best views at Arthur Ashe Stadium are located on the baseline, we recommend Courtside 35 and 36. These sections sit at the center of the baseline and are so close to the action that you can almost touch the players. As player’s change sides, you will have the chance to experience competitors up close and personal. There are only 8 rows in each section, making entry and exit easy, no matter which row you sit in. The best views in the house, and easy entry, make Courtside 35 & 36 our top recommended place to sit at the US Open
Courtside 47
Fans looking for a unique interaction with the players should sit in Courtside 47. Located just outside the tunnel, players walk right by Courtside 47 on their way in and out of the stadium. While there are no guarantees, fans sitting in the first two rows frequently get opportunities to receive autographs from players, and are the last to congratulate the players as they leave the court. The views from courtside are good, but this section is all about interacting with the players.
Loge 134
The best section for fans on a budget is Loge 134. These loge corner seats are often noticeably cheaper than baseline seats, while offering almost the same quality of views. This section is also shaded for many of the day matches, and is much closer to the action than the cheaper seats in the promenade. Great prices, great views, and shade, make Loge 134 the best choice for bargain hunters.
