US Open Tennis Tickets 2024
Buy tickets nowBy US Open Tennis tickets before you travel, you cannot buy them at the venue itself. US Open Tennis is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments and takes place each year in New York. This two-week tournament is the biggest sporting event in the US with the most spectators. The US Open Tennis is held during the last week of August and the first week of September. This event is a stage for the biggest names in tennis and also where the most dramatic and challenging matches take place. It is also the last Grand Slam of the year.
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Buy US Open Tennis Tickets
You can US Open buy tickets to a match or a session by looking for the date when you’d like to visit a match or view the table below. The tickets can be paid by credit card and are sent to you by email. The Grand Slam Tennis Tournament tickets are mobile e-tickets that you can show on your phone to enter the stadium. You don’t need to print these mobile tickets. Your tickets are 100% guaranteed authentic and will be sent to you on time.
Which US Open Tennis Session to Attend?
Since the tournament is two consecutive weeks long, you should consider which days you want to attend. Tickets for the beginning rounds of the US Open Tennis are cheaper than at the end of the tournament (the Championships). The Morning Ticket sessions last from 11:00 until the matches are completed. The Evening Ticket sessions begin at 19:00, these are usually the more important games.
Center Court tickets allow you to choose your own seat at Arthur Ashe Stadium while booking your ticket. The higher you sit in the stadium, the cheaper the tickets. Arthur Ashe Stadium is where you will find the top tennis matches. Here you’ll see the top tennis stars and the celebrities who sit courtside.
With the Morning Center Court tickets, you will have:
- A reserved seat at the Arthur Ashe Stadium
- First-come, first-served access to all other tennis courts at the US Open. This includes the Louis Armstrong, the Grandstand, and the nineteen outdoor courts.
If you have the Evening Center Court tickets, you will have:
- An Arthur Ashe Stadium ticket with a reserved seat for all evening session matches.
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Practical Information
How to get to the stadium?
Take subway line 7 that leaves Times Square and Grand Central Station to the stop Mets Stadium – Willets Point. When you get out it will be clearly marked how to walk to the stadium. You can use the MetroCard which means that the trip will only cost you $2.90.
How to get back to New York?
The best way to get back to Manhattan is the 7 subway line. Even at night, the subway is safe because you will not be the only tennis fan heading ‘home’. There are also taxis available.
Eating During the US Open Matches
If you want something to eat or drink, there is plenty to choose from all day — from morning until night! There is something for everyone: sandwiches, ice cream, hamburgers, pizza, coffee, cocktails, beer, wine, and much more. In addition to the food court and food stands located throughout the grounds, there are several restaurants. There is a Brazilian restaurant called Mojito and they have the best terrace for people watching as the fans and even players walk by. However, it’s not cheap. The food and drinks there are pricey.
What can you take with you to the Stadium?
When going to the US Open Tennis, leave your large backpacks, laptops, large bags, video recorders, and cigarettes in your hotel room. You cannot smoke anywhere on the grounds at the US Open. Cameras are permitted, however, food and drinks from outside are not allowed. Before entering the US Open, you will be checked by security.
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