The US Open is the second-longest of the Grand Slam tennis events, featuring two weeks of competition in women’s singles, men’s singles, and mixed doubles. The field of competitors dwindles until the last two players in each category face off in a championship match. Throughout the two weeks of tournament play, you’ll witness history being made.
While many fans dream of watching a match in Arthur Ashe Stadium, the action also takes place on the outer courts and Louis Armstrong Stadium. A day session ticket gives you access to all of those courts, as well as Ashe Stadium during evening sessions. You’ll not need to exit the grounds to re-enter when you go to change venues, and your ticket will be checked when entering the stadiums.
If you’re a fan of fast-paced tennis, the morning sessions are your best bet. Watch the top seeds get tested by fearless challengers as they make their way through the early rounds. The energy under the lights is pure tennis theater, and you’ll see the first signs of rivalries taking shape.
US Open qualifying runs from Monday August 18-Thursday August 23, the week before the main draw begins. The full list of men’s and women’s qualifiers, including wild card participants, will be confirmed on the tournament website by Thursday August 21.