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2027 Travel

US Open Tennis

August 30 to September 13, 2027

Event
US Open Tennis
When
August 30 to September 13, 2027
Venue
Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
City
New York

How do US Open tennis tickets and sessions work?

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 loudest major in tennis

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

  • The season's final tennis major, in New York
  • Night sessions under the lights in Arthur Ashe Stadium
  • Two weeks of hard-court tennis at the end of summer
  • Grounds access, Ashe and Armstrong show courts, or hospitality
  • A New York hotel and transfers handled
  • The city itself, on the doorstep

How it works

An advisor, not a checkout

01

You inquire

Tell us the event, your group, and what you want out of the trip. No checkout, no pressure.

02

We plan it

We match you to the right package and seating, hold the rooms, and tell you honestly what it takes.

03

You go

Tickets, hotel, and transfers are handled. You show up and enjoy the event.

Packages

Two ways to do the US Open

Grounds and show-court sessions, or the full hospitality version, with a New York hotel. Quoted to your group.

Featured

Opening Rounds

Marriott Marquis Times Square · Midtown Manhattan

From $1,595 per person, based on four guests sharing a room

  • Reserved Lower Promenade (300 level) seats for morning and evening sessions at Arthur Ashe Stadium, August 29 and 30
  • Grounds access to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand, and the field courts
  • Three nights at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square
  • Roundtrip daily transport to Flushing Meadows and a private airport shuttle
  • A New York attraction pass and all taxes

First-week tennis, day and night in Ashe, with Manhattan as your base. Deposit is $450 per person. Balance schedule: 50% due January 14, 2027, final payment due June 22, 2027.

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Signature

Labor Day Weekend

Marriott Marquis Times Square · Midtown Manhattan

From $1,895 per person, based on four guests sharing a room

  • Reserved Arthur Ashe Stadium session seating over Labor Day weekend
  • Grounds access to the outer show courts and field courts
  • Three nights at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square
  • Roundtrip daily transport to Flushing Meadows and a private airport shuttle
  • A New York attraction pass and all taxes

The holiday-weekend crowd and the best atmosphere of the first week. Deposit is $450 per person. Balance schedule: 50% due January 14, 2027, final payment due June 22, 2027.

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Signature

Quarterfinals

Marriott Marquis Times Square · Midtown Manhattan

From $1,655 per person, based on four guests sharing a room

  • Reserved Arthur Ashe Stadium seating for quarterfinal sessions
  • Grounds access to the outer show courts
  • Three nights at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square
  • Roundtrip daily transport to Flushing Meadows and a private airport shuttle
  • A New York attraction pass and all taxes

The draw narrows to eight. Deposit is $450 per person. Balance schedule: 50% due January 14, 2027, final payment due June 22, 2027.

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Luxury

Finals

Marriott Marquis Times Square · Midtown Manhattan

From $2,695 per person, based on four guests sharing a room

  • Reserved Arthur Ashe Stadium seating for the championship weekend
  • Grounds access on your session days
  • Three nights at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square
  • Roundtrip daily transport to Flushing Meadows and a private airport shuttle
  • A New York attraction pass and all taxes

The women's and men's finals under the New York lights. Deposit is $450 per person. Balance schedule: 50% due January 14, 2027, final payment due June 22, 2027.

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Premium

Premium and Private Group

Upgraded New York hotel · New York

Priced on your call quoted to your group and dates

  • Premium Arthur Ashe seating and hospitality with dining
  • Upgraded hotel and private transfers
  • Concierge support
  • Private-group handling for larger parties

For the marquee night sessions in style. Priced to the session and your group.

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Prices 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

What's included, what's not

What's included

  • Grounds access or show-court session tickets for the days you choose
  • A New York hotel for your stay
  • Transfers to and from the tennis center
  • Guidance on sessions and courts

What's not included

  • Airfare to New York
  • Meals outside the itinerary
  • Gratuities and personal expenses
  • Travel insurance
  • Optional touring unless stated

The weekend

Day by day

Arrival Arrive in New York

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.

Session day A day or night at the Open

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

Around it New York at summer's end

The city is yours between sessions: the food, the shows, a ballgame, all within reach.

Grounds and show courts

How you watch the US Open

Access runs from a grounds pass to reserved seats in the two show-court stadiums to full hospitality.

Grounds pass

General access

Access to the grounds and the outside courts for up-close matches, plus the upper reaches of the show courts on some sessions.

Louis Armstrong Stadium

Reserved show court

The second show court, a modern, intimate stadium with excellent sightlines and marquee matches.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

Premium show court

The largest tennis stadium in the world, home to the night sessions and the finals. The seat everyone wants after dark.

Hospitality

Top tier

Premium Ashe seating with dining and hospitality, the grandest way to do a night session. Quoted live.

Planning

What to know before you go

Day session or night session

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.

Where to stay

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.

When to book

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

Add-ons

  • Extra days for New York: shows, dining, the city
  • A regular-season ballgame while you are in town
  • Upgraded Manhattan hotels and private transfers
  • Concierge and group handling
  • Premium night-session hospitality

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

When is the 2027 US Open?

August 30 to September 13, 2027, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, across two weeks.

What is the difference between a day and a night session?

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.

What does a grounds pass get me?

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.

Where should I stay?

Manhattan for the full New York trip, or near Flushing Meadows in Queens for the shortest hop to the courts. Either works with transfers.

When should I book?

Early, especially for second-week show-court sessions and the finals, which sell out fast, and for New York hotels in early September.

Booking and logistics

How does payment and the deposit work?

You reserve your package with a per-person deposit and pay the balance on a set schedule, with final payment typically due 60 days before departure. Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, so we recommend travel insurance to protect what you pay. Your booking is transacted by a licensed tour operator whose full written terms govern your trip, and no payment is taken through this website. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page.

Can you plan a trip for one person or a couple?

Yes. Package prices are quoted per person and depend on how many people share a room, so solo travelers and couples are quoted accordingly. Tell us your group and we will price it honestly.

Can you handle a large group?

Yes. We handle private groups, typically parties of eight or more, with dedicated coordination for the tickets, hotel, and logistics so everyone travels together smoothly.

Is Sports Travel Zone a legitimate, licensed agency?

Yes. We are a registered seller of travel, California CST 2155818-70 and Florida ST43282, a service of Early and Away Travel, LLC. Your booking is fulfilled by a licensed tour operator, and we earn a commission when you book.

What is your cancellation and refund policy?

Deposits and payments are non-refundable and non-transferable, and event tickets and hotel-only reservations are final once booked. If you cancel, any amount already paid cannot be refunded, which is why we strongly recommend travel insurance. If an event is postponed or cancelled, you receive updated tickets or a credit only to the extent the ticket or hotel vendor refunds the operator. The full terms are on our legal and disclosures page and are provided to you in writing before you book.

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