Week 2 & Week 3 Ticketed Sessions and Events Choose from Day Session tickets with reserved seats and first-come first-served access to selected general admission areas, or experience the incomparable atmosphere under the lights with reserved seats for Evening Session matches. Arthur Ashe Stadium Tue Aug 25 - Sun Sept 13 Reserved seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium for all its day matches First-come, first-served access to General Admission areas of: Louis Armstrong Stadium Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Louis Armstrong Stadium Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Reserved seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium for all its evening session matches Louis Armstrong Stadium Sun Aug 30 - Mon Sep 7 Reserved seats in Louis Armstrong Stadium for all its day matches First-come, first-served access to General Admission areas of: Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Reserved seats in Louis Armstrong Stadium for all its evening session matches Grandstand Stadium Sun Aug 30 - Sat Sep 5 Reserved seats in Grandstand Stadium for all its day matches First-come, first-served access to General Admission areas of: Louis Armstrong Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Louis Armstrong Stadium Field Courts & Grounds No ticketed evening sessions available for this stadium Sun Aug 30 - Tue Sep 8 General Admission to USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Grounds First-come, first-served access to General Admission areas of: Louis Armstrong Stadium Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds Louis Armstrong Stadium Grandstand Stadium Field Courts & Grounds General Admission to the areas above. Evening schedule for the stadiums varies per day. Please check the schedule of play to see what will be active. US Open Finals Afterparty Transforming Louis Armstrong Stadium into the biggest dance floor in tennis! Zedd, the multi-platinum, GRAMMY® Award-winning artist, will spin his biggest hits with special guest Honeyluv after the Women’s Singles Finals on Saturday, September 12 at 9 pm ET. You won’t want to miss the party! Experience US Open Premier Introducing US Open Premier, the next evolution of hospitality at the US Open. Offering luxurious suites, premium clubs, and innovative courtside experiences, we’ve redefined the ultimate way to host and experience world-class tennis. Enjoy the US Open in a spacious, private luxury suite located on one of our two new dedicated suite levels. There are 22-35 seats available per suite. VIP parking and prime views from an indoor air-conditioned, luxury lounge with outdoor balcony seating White glove service with a dedicated suite attendant that will support and elevate your personalized experience Elevated gourmet dining, tailored to your palate, featuring a premium selection of wine, beer, and liquor The Overlook at the US Open Access to a premium retreat from the commotion of the grounds at The Overlook. Ideally located between Court 12 and Stadium 17, this exclusive hospitality club seamlessly blends an elegant indoor dining room with a chic, shaded outdoor terrace. Unmatched views from a Courtside seat in our newly expanded courtside bowl in Arthur Ashe Stadium An all-inclusive culinary journey, showcasing a rotating selection of elevated dishes from chef-attended food stations Exclusive access to the US Open’s largest hospitality club with all-inclusive beer, wine, and soda Experience unprecedented luxury in The Blue Room, a transformed hospitality space on the club level inside Arthur Ashe Stadium. US Open Premier clients can now go from the front rows of our newly expanded courtside seating bowl to this in-stadium club with ease, seamlessly blending world-class tennis with refined luxury. Seamless transition from a Courtside seat in our newly expanded courtside bowl with access to the first in-stadium hospitality in Arthur Ashe Stadium A curated, multi-course seated dining experience with a curated menu, and the added convenience of separate takeaway options to enjoy gourmet food and drinks without missing a point An all-inclusive premium bar featuring signature cocktails Discover where luxury meets the legendary energy of the tournament at The Club, set within Arthur Ashe Stadium at the threshold between stadium and grounds. Conveniently located on the east side of the stadium, this space is designed for those who value the best of tennis and hospitality. Unmatched views from a Courtside seat in our newly expanded courtside bowl in Arthur Ashe Stadium A dynamic dining atmosphere where you can savor a sprawling buffet of gourmet selections and dedicated chef service with no reservations necessary An all-inclusive premium bar featuring specialty cocktails and elegant passed drink service during cocktail hour Experience the US Open from the best of both worlds. The Westside Box combines the electric energy of the front rows with the calm of a private retreat, offering a seamless way to enjoy the tournament’s biggest moments. When it’s time to step back, your fully furnished private space in The Overlook offers a sophisticated change of pace. Perfect for hosting clients or catching up with friends. Witness every point from the front rows of the baseline in our newly expanded courtside bowl in Arthur Ashe Stadium Stay focused on the match with dedicated in-seat beverage service delivered straight to your seats An all-inclusive private area inside The Overlook, featuring a full catered food buffet and a premium bar On Court Experience Cross the baseline where champions are made for an exclusive on-court session, hitting side-by-side with tennis legends in Arthur Ashe Stadium. This experience offers a rare blend of active play and premium spectating, ensuring you feel the speed of the game firsthand before settling into the best seats in the house.

Exclusive private lesson with tennis legends on the Arthur Ashe Stadium court Experience every point from 10 of the most coveted seats in our newly expanded courtside bowl Access to The Overlook+ for an all-inclusive premium buffet and an open bar featuring beer, wine, and spirits US Open Fan Week Monday, August 19 - Sunday, August 25 Get ready for the excitement to reach new heights as US Open Fan Week makes its triumphant return, promising an unforgettable experience for tennis enthusiasts of all ages. With free access onto the grounds you can immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere as you witness top players honing their skills up close during practice sessions. Cheer on rising stars as they battle it out in the thrilling qualifying tournament, and then get ready for a lineup of fun and engaging featured events throughout the week, promising entertainment and excitement around every corner. Stay tuned for more info! USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Equal parts sport and spectacle, the US Open is an event unlike any other. The grounds are no exception with a variety of restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. View the gallery below for a look at summer's greatest spectacular. Frequently Asked Questions We’re here to support you every step of the way with ticket tips and tournament details. Visit our FAQ blog for more helpful event information. How do I buy tickets for the 2026 US Open? Tickets for the 2026 US Open can be purchased at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticketing Partner of the US Open. Single-session tickets and multi-session ticket plans are available to purchase at Ticketmaster. How do I buy tickets for the 2026 US Open? Tickets for the 2026 US Open can be purchased at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticketing Partner of the US Open. Single-session tickets and multi-session ticket plans are available to purchase at Ticketmaster. How much are tickets for the 2026 US Open? Prices for the US Open vary depending on the day, session, and venue. You can find US Open tickets in Arthur Ashe Stadium as low as $43, in Louis Armstrong Stadium as low as $139, in the Grandstand as low as $180, and for the Grounds as low as $65. How much are tickets for the 2026 US Open? Prices for the US Open vary depending on the day, session, and venue. You can find US Open tickets in Arthur Ashe Stadium as low as $43, in Louis Armstrong Stadium as low as $139, in the Grandstand as low as $180, and for the Grounds as low as $65. How do I access my tickets? Ticketmaster makes it easy to find and manage your 2026 US Open tickets all in one place. Learn more about how to access your 2026 US Open tickets that you purchased on Ticketmaster here . How do I access my tickets? Ticketmaster makes it easy to find and manage your 2026 US Open tickets all in one place. Learn more about how to access your 2026 US Open tickets that you purchased on Ticketmaster here . What are the Box Office opening hours? You can buy official tickets to 2026 US Open matches at Ticketmaster. You can also purchase tickets for matches at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center box office in Flushing, New York during the US Open. Please visit USOpen.org for updated information regarding the US Open Box Office Hours. Box Office hours & dates are subject to change. What are the Box Office opening hours? You can buy official tickets to 2026 US Open matches at Ticketmaster. You can also purchase tickets for matches at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center box office in Flushing, New York during the US Open. Please visit USOpen.org for updated information regarding the US Open Box Office Hours. Box Office hours & dates are subject to change. What is the best way to travel to Flushing Meadows? Each venue determines their own guidelines according to local safety regulations, so check the venue site for more detailed info before going to an event. The 2026 US Open will take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center — a stadium complex within Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, New York. Once you're in New York City, the best way to get to Flushing Meadows is by using mass transit to make your trip to the US Open convenient and cost-effective. Subway: The 7 train provides service from Grand Central Terminal to Mets-Willets Point Station, including connections for all Metro-North Trains from Westchester and Connecticut. Service is also available from the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Long Island Rail Road: LIRR provides easy service to Mets-Willets Point Station from Woodside, and convenient connections from Penn Station for New Jersey Transit customers. For guests with disabilities, get off the LIRR train at 61st Street-Woodside Station and transfer to the 7 train. Take the 7 train to Mets-Willets Point Station. For more information on traveling to the 2026 US Open, visit USOpen.org . What is the best way to travel to Flushing Meadows? Each venue determines their own guidelines according to local safety regulations, so check the venue site for more detailed info before going to an event. The 2026 US Open will take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center — a stadium complex within Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, New York. Once you're in New York City, the best way to get to Flushing Meadows is by using mass transit to make your trip to the US Open convenient and cost-effective. Subway: The 7 train provides service from Grand Central Terminal to Mets-Willets Point Station, including connections for all Metro-North Trains from Westchester and Connecticut. Service is also available from the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Long Island Rail Road: LIRR provides easy service to Mets-Willets Point Station from Woodside, and convenient connections from Penn Station for New Jersey Transit customers. For guests with disabilities, get off the LIRR train at 61st Street-Woodside Station and transfer to the 7 train. Take the 7 train to Mets-Willets Point Station. For more information on traveling to the 2026 US Open, visit USOpen.org . US Open Ticket Buying Guide Learn everything about US Open tickets, including grounds passes, ticket types, and pricing. 2026 US Open FAQs Find everything you need to know about attending the US Open in our handy FAQ. How the US Open Tennis Draw Works Learn how players are ranked, what factors go into the seed selection process, and how seeding affects the path to the final slam. About the US Open Relive the drama of the unforgettable 2021 US Open, and learn more about the new standard of hospitality with previews of the Overlook at the US Open, and 1968 Room. 1:18 2021 US Open From smashing debuts to scintillating drama, relive the unforgettable 2021 US Open. From smashing debuts to scintillating drama, relive the unforgettable 2021 US Open. 0:45 A New Standard of Hospitality Take a look into the Overlook at the US Open and 1968 Room Take a look into the Overlook at the US Open and 1968 Room US Open History Founded in 1881, the US Open is one of the longest-running tennis tournaments in the world and the second oldest Grand Slam® tournament after Wimbledon. Richard Sears won the inaugural tournament (which was then called the U.S. National Championships) held at the Newport Casino in Newport, RI. In 1887 Ellen Hansel took home top honors in the first women's singles competition. The tournament found a new home when the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center opened in 1978, which has become a mecca for modern tennis fans. The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Every year during the US Open, fans from around the world watch as players take to the courts in the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. In 2018, the facilities completed extensive renovations that transformed the grounds entirely, including the reconstruction of the Louis Armstrong and Grandstand Stadiums, as well as expanded hospitality offerings. The hardcourt is the stage and soul of this major event, creating an up-tempo style of play full of unpredictable spin shots that show off the dazzling physical and mental dexterity of the sport's greatest competitors. New York and the US Open 2026 Every year, the best of the best come to New York to compete in the US Open. As the players duke it out on the courts before thousands of spectators, the athletes and fans alike take in all that the city has to offer - from its history and architecture to culture and entertainment. Experience US Open Hospitality Choose from our range of breathtaking hospitality options, with exceptional seats, exclusive access, and the perfect surroundings to take in the action. Enjoy the US Open in a spacious, private luxury suite located on one of our two new dedicated suite levels. There are 22-35 seats available per suite. The Overlook at the US Open Access to a premium retreat from the commotion of the grounds at The Overlook. Ideally located between Court 12 and Stadium 17, this exclusive hospitality club seamlessly blends an elegant indoor dining room with a chic, shaded outdoor terrace. Discover where luxury meets the legendary energy of the tournament at The Club, set within Arthur Ashe Stadium at the threshold between stadium and grounds. Conveniently located on the east side of the stadium, this space is designed for those who value the best of tennis and hospitality. Experience unprecedented luxury in The Blue Room, a transformed hospitality space on the club level inside Arthur Ashe Stadium. US Open Premier clients can now go from the front rows of our newly expanded courtside seating bowl to this in-stadium club with ease, seamlessly blending world-class tennis with refined luxury. Experience the US Open from the best of both worlds. The Westside Box combines the electric energy of the front rows with the calm of a private retreat, offering a seamless way to enjoy the tournament's biggest moments. When it's time to step back, your fully furnished private space in The Overlook offers a sophisticated change of pace. Perfect for hosting clients or catching up with friends. On Court Experience Cross the baseline where champions are made for an exclusive on-court session, hitting side-by-side with tennis legends in Arthur Ashe Stadium. This experience offers a rare blend of active play and premium spectating, ensuring you feel the speed of the game firsthand before settling into the best seats in the house.