2027 Travel
August 30 to September 13, 2027
The US Open runs August 30 to September 13, 2027 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York. Day and night sessions are separate tickets and completely different experiences. A package covers grounds access or show-court sessions for your chosen days, a New York hotel, and transfers.
Flushing Meadows, New York
The US Open closes the tennis season in New York, two weeks of hard-court tennis under the lights at the largest tennis stadium on earth, from August 30 to September 13, 2027.
Where Wimbledon whispers, the US Open roars. Night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium, a city crowd, and the energy of New York at the end of summer make it the most electric of the four majors, and one of the easiest bucket-list events to reach for an American traveler.
It runs across two weeks, so you pick the days that fit, from the packed early rounds on the outside courts to the show-court drama of the second week and the finals.
At a glance
How it works
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We match you to the right package and seating, hold the rooms, and tell you honestly what it takes.
Tickets, hotel, and transfers are handled. You show up and enjoy the event.
Packages
Grounds and show-court sessions, or the full hospitality version, with a New York hotel. Quoted to your group.
New York hotel · Manhattan or Queens
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
The core trip, day or night sessions to fit your plan, with New York around it.
Ask about this packageUpgraded New York hotel · New York
Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates
For the marquee night sessions in style. Priced to the session and your group.
Ask about this packagePrices are per person from the current published rate and are confirmed on your call. Airfare is not included. Final pricing depends on occupancy, hotel, and seating tier.
The fine print, up front
The weekend
Fly in and settle into Manhattan or near the tennis center in Queens. The Open runs two weeks, so you choose the sessions that fit.
Out to Flushing Meadows for a day or night session: the outside courts up close, Louis Armstrong and Arthur Ashe for the stars, and the roar of a New York night crowd.
Included: Hospitality on premium tiers
The city is yours between sessions: the food, the shows, a ballgame, all within reach.
Grounds and show courts
Access runs from a grounds pass to reserved seats in the two show-court stadiums to full hospitality.
Access to the grounds and the outside courts for up-close matches, plus the upper reaches of the show courts on some sessions.
The second show court, a modern, intimate stadium with excellent sightlines and marquee matches.
The largest tennis stadium in the world, home to the night sessions and the finals. The seat everyone wants after dark.
Premium Ashe seating with dining and hospitality, the grandest way to do a night session. Quoted live.
Planning
The US Open sells day and night sessions separately, and the night sessions in Arthur Ashe are the hottest ticket and the signature experience. Deciding which sessions you want is the first real decision.
Confirmed as of July 2026.
Manhattan for the city, or near Flushing Meadows in Queens for the shortest trip to the courts. The 7 train runs right to the tennis center, and transfers make either work.
Early for the second-week show-court sessions and the finals, which sell out fast and climb in price. New York hotels in early September are also in high demand.
Make a trip of it
FAQ
August 30 to September 13, 2027, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, across two weeks.
They are separate tickets. Night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium are the signature US Open experience and the hottest ticket; day sessions offer more matches across more courts.
Access to the grounds and the outside courts, and on some sessions the upper levels of the show courts, but not reserved Arthur Ashe or Armstrong seats.
Manhattan for the full New York trip, or near Flushing Meadows in Queens for the shortest hop to the courts. Either works with transfers.
Early, especially for second-week show-court sessions and the finals, which sell out fast, and for New York hotels in early September.
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