Arthur Ashe Stadium

First and dream experience of watching a tennis match live at the US Open! Superb facilities and crowd management! Once you have Arthur Ashe tickets, you have access to watch any match at any court! During the break at Arthur Ashe, we went to see the match at Louis Armstrong which was a great experience! Overall a superb experience for a first time visitor at a Grandslam tennis match! 🎾 ( The best atmosphere is in the Night sessions, dont miss that)!

We had a great time at the US Open this year. There was somewhat decent food options are available in and around the stadium. Parking was difficult. The only disappointment was how noisy it is during the game. Gone are the days when the stadium was virtually silent during game play time. Most people respect the game and refrain from talking or causing disturbances during game play. But many people don’t have a clue. They think they’re at football game!! They can’t help themselves from talking to others, chatting on their phones or posting to social media during the game. I wish people respect the game and enjoy it instead of ruining it for everyone else.

The Arthur Ash Stadium and facilities are top notch. We watched both the women’s and men’s finals. The stadium has unbelievable views no matter where you are sitting. Outside the stadium they had amazing food choices, great vendors, and the atmosphere was out of this world. Everyone was happy and enjoying all of the festivities. I highly suggest attending a tennis match anytime you get the chance here.

As a native NYer, I have to admit that this past August was my very first time visiting Arthur Ashe Stadium. Named after well renowned African American Tennis player Arthur Ashe, the Only Black Man to WIN the singles title @ Wimbledon. The stadium is the largest tennis stadium in the world. Originally built in 1997 and then renovated in 2016 with the addition of a retractable roof. The tennis complex is truly an experience. I had the opportunity to attend fan week @ the 2024 US Open and see booth Coco Gauff and Naomi Osaka. Overall a great time and a proud black girl moment! The US Open Village is also a must. Capitalism at its best but worth exploring. Several vendors so arrive early and plan to spend the day. Just A Note: Even if you don’t score tickets, the village is worth a visit and you can view some of the matches on screens while in the village. Just note once you enter the stadium there is no re-entry.

Such a fantastic experience visiting the US Open Fan Week. Entry is free and you can get seats in the front row, seeing players as close as you would otherwise not be able to. We saw Alcaraz, Djokovic, and more. Amazingly well organized and the staff is extremely friendly. They even have free portable chargers for your phones that you can borrow.

The entire grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center are quite nice. There are plenty of places to sit, eat, and enjoy the atmosphere of the U.S. Open. Arthur Ashe Stadium is the crown jewel of the Center. The history alone is worth the visit. As you would expect for big events, such as the U.S. Open, the grounds are very busy and crowded. Definitely give yourself plenty of extra time. On the day that I visited, it was about a 40 minute trip on the 7 line from Times Square plus another 10 minute walk to get into the grounds.

A studio where history is created every year.extremely well managed. Lot of restrooms on each floor, restaurants, escalators, elevators, free water fountains & dedicated seats .care should be taken to avoid the sun while booking seats for the day session. Lot of parking, check for the details in the US Open website for Conflict day schedule.no smoking. Take your essentials in a transparent backpack.Stores inside are expensive. Food trucks are outside of the BJK Tennis arena.

night matches are very good, the atmosphere, weather, etc. Day time is a little hard if your seat falls on full sun. I like chase providing chargers for your cell phone, especially if you are there for both the day and night session.