FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

How many matches are played in Arthur Ashe Stadium during a given session?
The schedule for each day's matches is posted on www.usopen.org the night before they occur. Traditionally during the Day Session, there are three matches played in Ashe Stadium. During the evening, there are typically two matches played in Ashe Stadium. This is subject to both weather and schedule changes. Ultimately, the number of matches is determined by the Referee's Office and is subject to change at any time.

What are the different types of Day Session tickets?
There are three different types of Day Session tickets. They are as follows:

* Arthur Ashe Stadium - Provides an assigned seat in the main stadium along with first-come, first-served access to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all of the field courts.
* Louis Armstrong Stadium (reserved seating) - Provides an assigned seat in the Loge level of Louis Armstrong Stadium, along with first-come, first-served access to the Grandstand and all of the field courts. Louis Armstrong tickets are only sold for the first nine days of the tournament.
* Grounds Admission (General Admission) - Provides first-come, first-served access to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all of the field courts. Grounds Admissions are only sold for the first eight days of the tournament.

What are the difference between the different levels of seating?

Courtside Box. You're mixing with celebrities down here! Located on the lowest level of the stadium nearest to the actual court. These seats offer unbeatable center court views and people watching. Most of the boxes are broken down in eight seats per box. Your courtside box tickets give you the opportunity of a lifetime to see your favorite players so close, you'll see them sweat! Courtside Boxes also give you access to the US OPEN club restaurants

Loge Boxes. Better than good, these seats are great! Considered by many the best place to sit to really take in the entire perspective of the play. These seats are in the second tier of bxoes just above the luxury suite levels, and offer excellent center court views.

Promenade Seats. Kick back and relax. Your seats are located in the upper bowl of the Arthur Ashe Center Court stadium and offer good center court views. Many of our tickets are in the Lower portion of the Promenade section.

Grounds Pass. A Grounds Pass is admission onto the grounds and all courts including the very popular Louis Armstrong show court. You just don't have access to Arthur Ashe Stadium. Seating on all outside courts is on a first come-first served basis. There are no Grounds passes available for the night sessions or deep into the second week through CTT.

What are the different types of Evening Session tickets?
There is only one type of Evening Session ticket. It is as follows:

* Arthur Ashe Stadium - Provides an assigned seat in the main stadium for any matches scheduled to take place in Ashe Stadium on a given evening.

Can I get into Arthur Ashe Stadium with a Grounds Admission ticket?
No, the only tickets that permit access into Arthur Ashe Stadium is an Arthur Ashe Stadium ticket.

When does the night session end?
The night session ends officially after the evening matches conclude (traditionally around 10 or 11 p.m.).

What is the earliest time I can get into the gates?
The earliest you can enter the grounds is at 10 a.m. for the Day Session and 6 p.m. for the Evening Session. On the final Sunday, the earliest you can enter the grounds is 11 a.m. Stadium Information

Are there any shady sections of Arthur Ashe Stadium?
At certain times during the Day Session, the sun will cast its shadow over the south, southwest and western sides of Ashe Stadium.

How many total courts are there on the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center?
There are three "show courts," 15 field courts and seven practice courts.

Where is the chair umpire located?
Even with the net line on the west side of the court.

I want to see Roger Federer (or any other player). When is he playing?
The US Open Championships is an elimination tennis tournament. Due to this fact, the draw for each day will not be announced until the night before each match. It is not possible to purchase tickets in advance for a specific player. Tickets are sold on a session-by-session basis.

When do the draws or seedings come out for this year's tournament?
The seeds traditionally are announced approximately a week before the start of the tournament and will be listed on www.usopen.org. The draws will be listed on www.usopen.org approximately the evening before they are scheduled to be played.

Are there any new security measurements in place this year?
The Security regulations can vary from year to year. To obtain the latest information, visit www.usopen.org and click on the "Visiting The Open" Section.

Is there a way to see any of the qualifying rounds of the US Open?
The US Open Qualifying Tournament is held starting the last Tuesday before the start of the US Open, ending on Friday of the same week. Gates open at 10 a.m.

What is the minimum age for a child to require a ticket?

Children 24 months and older require a full-price ticket.

When can I expect to receive my US Open tickets?

Tickets are scheduled to begin being distributed from our office in Virginia Beach about two weeks before the tournament beginning with the first match tickets first sent out first followed by second week orders.  If you still haven't received your tickets within one week of your first day of attendance at the tournament, feel free to contact us.  Please let us know if you have special travel plans where this ticket distribution does not work so we can make other arrangements.

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