August 31 - September 13
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US Open Full Series Subscriptions and Mini-Plans
Witness everything the US Open has to offer with a multi-session ticket plan. Place a deposit on a plan today to save your seat for the 2020 US Open. Plans include:
- Arthur Ashe Stadium Full Series
- Louis Armstrong Stadium Full Series
- Opening Sessions
- Championship Week Sessions
- Evening Sessions
- Grandstand and More
See Plans
on usopen.org
Single Session Options
Aug 31 - Sep 13
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Not Currently AvailableDay Session
Reserved seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium
ALSO INCLUDES FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE ACCESS TO GENERAL ADMISSION AREAS OF:
- Louis Armstrong Stadium
- Grandstand Stadium
- Field Courts & Grounds
Evening Session
Experience the incomparable atmosphere of night sessions under the lights.
Reserved seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium
Aug 31 - Sep 8
Louis Armstrong Stadium
Not Currently AvailableDay Session
Reserved seats in Louis Armstrong courtside seats
ALSO INCLUDES FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE ACCESS TO GENERAL ADMISSION AREAS OF:
- Grandstand Stadium
- Field Courts & Grounds
Evening Session
Experience the night session atmosphere under the lights in seats closest to the action.
Reserved seats in Louis Armstrong courtside seats
Aug 31 - Sep 7
Grandstand Stadium
Not Currently AvailableDay Session
Reserved seats in Grandstand Stadium
ALSO INCLUDES FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE ACCESS TO GENERAL ADMISSION AREAS OF:
- Louis Armstrong Stadium
- Field Courts & Grounds
Evening Session
Aug 31 - Sep 7
Grounds Pass
Not Currently AvailableDay Session
General Admission to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center grounds
ALSO INCLUDES FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE ACCESS TO GENERAL ADMISSION AREAS OF:
- Louis Armstrong Stadium
- Grandstand Stadium
- Field Courts
Evening Session
New York and 2020 US Open
Take in the sights and sounds of New York, home of the 2020 US Open.
New York City is a quick-change artist, famous for transforming overnight - so what's packed and popular this month may be passé by the time you arrive. It's impossible to see everything, regardless of its staying power, so instead try to soak in the sheer amount of culture, restaurants, exhibitions, and people here, and you'll be acting like a jaded New Yorker in no time.
View City GuideWatch: Experience the US Open
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Built to Amaze
Relive the excitement of the 2019 US Open
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A New Standard of Hospitality
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, more than 600,000 fans pour into The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Arthur Ashe Stadium - the largest tennis-specific facility in the world with the capacity to seat over 23,000 - has recently added a retractable roof to let fans enjoy a gorgeous summer day or the thrill of a nighttime match under the lights of the court and city. 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.
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