USTA National Tennis Center
USTA National Tennis Center
4.5
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Monday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Tuesday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Wednesday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Thursday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Friday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Saturday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Sunday
6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
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Once known as the U.S. National Championships, the US Open originated as a single men’s tournament held solely for entertainment purposes back in 1881. Not long after, women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles and mixed doubles also became a part of the growing annual tradition.
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danihoag
Mount Pleasant, SC41 contributions
Sep 2022
US Open, saw Serena's last match. Loved seeing Berrettini, of course. Always have great seats and lots going on. Gen Admission is the way to go
Written January 29, 2023
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rossdmd
Panama City Beach, FL840 contributions
Sep 2022 • Couples
Awesome and huge facility. Really impressive and a lot of fun to see the big show. Practice courts were a great way to see multiple players in a short period of time.
Written September 5, 2022
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JCtennis
San Diego, CA112 contributions
Aug 2022
Got to attend the Serena opening night. It broke all attendance records! Amazing crowds and energy post-covid.
I had last visited in 2018, and saw many great improvements to the US Open. Thanks to better ticket prices, more fan week events, places to cool off, and smarter tennis leadership. Helped that they finally got a new CEO in charge, and kept things affordable for family and friends to attend.
Found 2-for-1 (50% off) tickets from a site called "Tennis bargains". Actually for the 2nd round, I got in for $30-$60. 1st week is All you can eat Tennis. Also got to check out the Chase and Amex lounges for cool activities (just bring your card) and the sunscreen / giveaways were a nice touch.
Would definitely recommend going at least once if you're a tennis fan and want to see the legends before they retire!
I had last visited in 2018, and saw many great improvements to the US Open. Thanks to better ticket prices, more fan week events, places to cool off, and smarter tennis leadership. Helped that they finally got a new CEO in charge, and kept things affordable for family and friends to attend.
Found 2-for-1 (50% off) tickets from a site called "Tennis bargains". Actually for the 2nd round, I got in for $30-$60. 1st week is All you can eat Tennis. Also got to check out the Chase and Amex lounges for cool activities (just bring your card) and the sunscreen / giveaways were a nice touch.
Would definitely recommend going at least once if you're a tennis fan and want to see the legends before they retire!
Written August 31, 2022
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Paul D
New York City, NY192 contributions
Sep 2021 • Solo
Always fun going to the US Open and watching the great tennis matches and enjoying the wide selection of eats and drinks
Written January 14, 2022
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cckatzman
New York City, NY4 contributions
Jul 2021
Unless you have $5000 or more to get a seat close, don't bother .Arthur Ash
stadium is straight up. The section 300 seats are like watching from a plane. If you can get tickets for the round of 16 at Louis Armstrong almost all the seats are good. Also the Qualifying Rounds are free . Unless you have a connection or are wealthy TV is your best option . I would not sit in the 300 section If someone gifted me tickets.
stadium is straight up. The section 300 seats are like watching from a plane. If you can get tickets for the round of 16 at Louis Armstrong almost all the seats are good. Also the Qualifying Rounds are free . Unless you have a connection or are wealthy TV is your best option . I would not sit in the 300 section If someone gifted me tickets.
Written July 25, 2021
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Jennifer S
Levittown, NY23 contributions
Aug 2019 • Business
Amazing beautiful grounds! So many different types of food to choose from. Yes, expensive of course. I love it here and wish they used it for more events besides the us open! Great venue!
Written March 5, 2020
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funster2017
New York City, NY46 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
Should say international heritage and icon. Many monumental moments happened here in the history of this sport. A must see for tennis fans and history buffs of the sport. Parking is not ideal during events, as international and domestic crowds decent upon this venerable site. Would not recommend being here at night when it’s off seasons as the surrounding parts of the venue not somewhere I’d consider gentrified.
Written October 30, 2019
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John D. Lin
Little Neck, NY283 contributions
Nov 2018 • Friends
Heart of the open. This could literally be anywhere in the US but it happens here in Queens. Easy transportation.
Written October 3, 2019
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Scenic702089
18 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
This was on my bucket list. Bought grounds pass and got to see lots of great tennis and even many of the big names practicing up close. Didn't need to buy Stadium seating since the top is open for everyone. Food expensive compared to other events of the same type. But expected in NYC.
Written September 11, 2019
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Norjeff2
West Orange, NJ1,942 contributions
Sep 2019 • Couples
Great place to see tennis at a cost. Parking is $25 and is a long walk from the center. Despite huge crowds, place is very clean. Lots of different courts to visit to watch matches up close. Biggest matches take place on Ashe and Armstrong. They have a great “Kids Day” before the tournament starts. Top players highlighted at the event.
Written September 5, 2019
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bdalton08
American Fork, UT59 contributions
Anything you definitely recommend we reserve or do while we’re there? This is our first trip, and we’re excited to spend some time on the grounds but want to be sure to plan ahead and make time for any special “must do’s”
Miriam M
2 contributions
Voy a or a new York en julio y quiero conocer las instalaciones. Donde puedo contratar una visita guiada?
Do you recommend to visit there without seeing the match?
I want to see but I can only stay in NY after US open in September.
mwooduk
Miami, FL7,632 contributions
We recently took a tour of the USTA Tennis Center and as tennis fans, felt it was good value for $25.00 - They don't have tours every day so you need to go to their web site and check when they offer the tours. It is very difficult to find by car, recommend you take the train, apparently it is much easier and when you call to book the tour, they can tell you which train station to get off at. My husband is not a huge fan, and he loved the tour and found the behind the scenes stories interesting. They take you to the courts, on Arthur Ashe stadium and into the locker rooms and press room etc. We loved it. Enjoy your visit!
BoardingPass462476
New York City, NY
Are there tours of the Arthur Ashe stadium?
mwooduk
Miami, FL7,632 contributions
Yes! Call the center for tour times. Price is $25 per person and our tour lasted 1.5 hours.
redsox17
Tampa, FL20 contributions
Hi! My boss would like to attend this year and fly home after the day sessions. He would like to store his luggage and then travel to the airport. It mentions that there are locker facilities outside the facility. Does anyone have any details such as cost of the lockers and size? Are they quickly claimed and he would need to arrive early in order to rent a locker? Can a locker be reserved in advance? Thanks so much!
Claude H
New York City, NY40 contributions
Yes this place has a place where you can store the luggage. Hola he place is located near my he li railway station on a he promenade
Lourdes A
2 contributions
Hola, llegamos del aeropuerto JFK con maletas y queremos ir directo al estadio ¿Saben si hay lockers? Lei que dejan entrar con botellas de agua y sadwiches . ¿Es correcto ?
Anthony H
Meridian, MS
My family is going to the open for first time, very excited!! We have an 8 and 12 year old and thinking of attending kids day. Any suggestions on buying good seats vs general admission tickets? Any other suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
JCtennis
San Diego, CA112 contributions
You can get 4 tickets at $5 a piece if you search for "tennis bargains". Kids age 8-12 will love it and there's lots of music and activities the whole day for them.
Danilo3495
La Paz, Bolivia43 contributions
Hola amigos quisiera saber si gay visitas guiadas en el USTA National Tennis Center, donde llamo o a que pagina entro. Y cuanto aproximadamente me cuesta una entrada para un partido del US Open.
Gracias y saludos.
ACMart
La Paz, Bolivia107 contributions
Hola: desearía saber cómo se puede llegar (o cuál sería la forma más económica) desde times square a USTA? Gracias
Ezequiel89
Buenos Aires, Argentina48 contributions
Hola.. Podes ir desde time square con la lunea violeta de subte..creo que es la numero 7. Y te deja dentro del predio de USTA. Saludoss
USTA National Tennis Center (Flushing) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about USTA National Tennis Center
- USTA National Tennis Center is open:
- Sun - Sat 6:00 AM - 12:00 AM
- We recommend booking USTA National Tennis Center tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 2 USTA National Tennis Center tours on Tripadvisor
- Hotels near USTA National Tennis Center:
- (0.40 mi) La Guardia Airport Hotel Queens
- (0.79 mi) SpringHill Suites by Marriott New York LaGuardia Airport
- (0.49 mi) The LaGuardia Hotel
- (0.93 mi) Hyatt Place Flushing/LaGuardia Airport
- (0.42 mi) Corona Hotel
- Restaurants near USTA National Tennis Center:
- (0.03 mi) East Plaza Grill
- (0.69 mi) Lemon Ice King of Corona
- (0.25 mi) Papa Rosso Pizza
- (0.94 mi) Spot Dessert Bar Flushing
- (0.70 mi) Parkside Restaurant