🎾 Everything You Need to Know About Traveling to the US Open (Plus Where to Stay with Perks)
The US Open in New York City is one of the most exciting times to visit the city and a great first tennis tournament to experience!
it draws tennis lovers from around the world for two weeks of world-class matches, electric energy, and of course, the summer-in-the-city magic.
Whether it’s your first US Open or your annual tradition, here’s everything you need to know to plan seamlessly, plus luxury and family-friendly hotels that offer exclusive perks when booking with us.
🗓️ When is the US Open?
The US Open runs from late August to early September in Flushing Meadows, Queens, with:
Qualifying matches the week before the main event.
Main Draw typically beginning the last Monday in August.
Finals held the second weekend in September.
🎟️ How to Get Tickets
Tickets go on sale in the spring via USOpen.org.
Options include day session, evening session, or full-day grounds passes.
The most popular courts: Arthur Ashe Stadium, Louis Armstrong Stadium, and Grandstand.
For families, the first week is ideal to catch more matches across multiple courts with a lively but less packed atmosphere.
🎾we work with a variety of top tier ticketing partners that offer incredible hospitality packages. this is amazing way to experience the tournament with family, friends, or even for a work event. 🎾
🚇 Getting There
The US Open is held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows.
Take the 7 train from Grand Central or Times Square to Mets-Willets Point.
The LIRR from Penn Station is a quick and comfortable alternative.
Ride shares can drop off nearby, but expect delays on peak days.
🎾 What to Pack
Comfortable shoes (you will walk a lot).
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen (there is minimal shade).
A refillable water bottle (water stations are available).
A light jacket for evening sessions.
Portable phone charger for capturing your favorite moments.
🍔 Where to Eat at the US Open
The US Open is known for its elevated food options, including:
Fuku (spicy fried chicken).
Grey Goose Honey Deuce cocktail (the unofficial drink of the Open).
Wine Bar Food by Chef Tony Mantuano.
Eataly and other pop-up gourmet spots.
You can also bring your own snacks (soft-sided bags only).
🏨 Where to Stay: Luxe Hotels with Perks
Staying in Manhattan offers the perfect blend of US Open access and the best of New York City during your visit. When booking with us, you’ll receive exclusive perks including daily breakfast for two, upgrade if available, early check-in/late check-out, and a $100 property credit at these standout hotels:
✨ 1️⃣ The Peninsula New York (Midtown)
A timeless, family-friendly luxury hotel with a rooftop pool and spa, perfect for relaxing after a day at the Open.
✨ 2️⃣ Park Hyatt New York (Midtown)
Spacious rooms, an indoor pool, and a convenient location near Central Park with outstanding service.
✨ 3️⃣ The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue (Midtown)
Ideal for families and couples with large rooms, impeccable dining, and quick access to the 7 train.
✨ 4️⃣ The Whitby Hotel (Upper Midtown)
Boutique luxury with colorful design, afternoon tea, and family-friendly suites.
✨ 5️⃣ The St. Regis New York (Midtown East)
For those seeking old-world elegance with butler service and an ideal location for a luxury tennis weekend.
🗽 Make it a NYC Adventure
While in town, you can:
Stroll Central Park in the morning.
Visit the new Edge or Summit One Vanderbilt for skyline views.
Explore the Whitney or MoMA between matches.
Enjoy dinner at NYC classics like Via Carota, Carbone, or a family-friendly pizza tour.
✨ Ready to Plan Your US Open Experience?
The US Open is a bucket-list sports experience and the perfect reason for a New York getaway, whether you’re planning a family trip, a couples’ escape, or a luxury long weekend.
By booking your US Open trip with us, you will enjoy:
✅ Expert match day planning and local tips.
✅ Handpicked hotel perks for your stay.
✅ Dining reservations at the best spots in NYC.
✅ Optional private transfers to Flushing Meadows.
