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US Open
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Arthur Ashe Stadium
124-02 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY 11368
Louis Armstrong Stadium
124-02 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, NY 11368
Unisphere
Avenue of the Americas, Flushing, NY 11354
Queens Night Market
47-01 111th St, Corona, NY 11368
Queens Museum
Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Building, Corona, NY 11368
Freedom of the Human Spirit
Avenue of the States, Corona, NY 11368, United States
New York Hall of Science
47-01 111th St, Corona, NY 11368
Grandstand
Flushing, NY 11368
David Dinkins Circle
New York Ave, Flushing, NY 11368
America-Israel Friendship Grove
P5W3+RJ, Queens, NY 11368
Nearby restaurants
Heineken Red Star Cafe
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368
Kosher Grill
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368
Grey Goose
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368
Lavazza
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368, United States
Mojito
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368
Fuku
12 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368, United States
East plaza grill
16 Meridian Rd, Corona, NY 11368
El Gallo Negro
111-12 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, NY 11368
Los Tres Potrillos
111-16 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, NY 11368
Sea Lion Store & Cafe
Grand Central Pkwy, Corona, NY 11368
Nearby local services
Queens Night Market
4701 111th St, Queens, NY 11368
Mets-Willets Point
Queens, NY 11368
Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt
Flushing Meadows Corona Park, 100, Flushing, NY 11368
Mr Sparkle Corp Hand CarWash
111-69 44th Ave, Corona, NY 11368
MTA New York City Transit- Yard Tower
Flushing, NY 11368, United States
Flushing Meadows Corona Park: Soccer Field #1
Herbert Hoover Promenade &, Avenue of Commerce, Flushing, NY 11368
Tennis Court
New York Ave, Corona, NY 11368
Mets-Willets Point
near 126th Street &, Roosevelt Ave, Queens, 11368
Corona Maintenance Facility (7 Line)
53 11368, 123-53 126th St, Corona, NY 11368
Aviary
Corona, NY 10460
Nearby hotels
Corona Hotel
112-23 Roosevelt Ave, Corona, NY 11368
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US Open

USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadow, Corona, NY 11368
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attractions: Arthur Ashe Stadium, Louis Armstrong Stadium, Unisphere, Queens Night Market, Queens Museum, Freedom of the Human Spirit, New York Hall of Science, Grandstand, David Dinkins Circle, America-Israel Friendship Grove, restaurants: Heineken Red Star Cafe, Kosher Grill, Grey Goose, Lavazza, Mojito, Fuku, East plaza grill, El Gallo Negro, Los Tres Potrillos, Sea Lion Store & Cafe, local businesses: Queens Night Market, Mets-Willets Point, Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt, Mr Sparkle Corp Hand CarWash, MTA New York City Transit- Yard Tower, Flushing Meadows Corona Park: Soccer Field #1, Tennis Court, Mets-Willets Point, Corona Maintenance Facility (7 Line), Aviary
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(718) 760-6363
Website
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Nearby attractions of US Open

Arthur Ashe Stadium

Louis Armstrong Stadium

Unisphere

Queens Night Market

Queens Museum

Freedom of the Human Spirit

New York Hall of Science

Grandstand

David Dinkins Circle

America-Israel Friendship Grove

Arthur Ashe Stadium

Arthur Ashe Stadium

4.8

(1.4K)

Open 24 hours
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Louis Armstrong Stadium

Louis Armstrong Stadium

4.8

(192)

Open 24 hours
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Unisphere

Unisphere

4.7

(1.9K)

Closed
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Queens Night Market

Queens Night Market

4.6

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of US Open

Heineken Red Star Cafe

Kosher Grill

Grey Goose

Lavazza

Mojito

Fuku

East plaza grill

El Gallo Negro

Los Tres Potrillos

Sea Lion Store & Cafe

Heineken Red Star Cafe

Heineken Red Star Cafe

4.5

(1)

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Kosher Grill

Kosher Grill

5.0

(2)

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Grey Goose

Grey Goose

4.3

(3)

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Lavazza

Lavazza

3.3

(5)

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Nearby local services of US Open

Queens Night Market

Mets-Willets Point

Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt

Mr Sparkle Corp Hand CarWash

MTA New York City Transit- Yard Tower

Flushing Meadows Corona Park: Soccer Field #1

Tennis Court

Mets-Willets Point

Corona Maintenance Facility (7 Line)

Aviary

Queens Night Market

Queens Night Market

4.6

(1.0K)

Click for details
Mets-Willets Point

Mets-Willets Point

4.0

(22)

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Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt

Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt

4.4

(285)

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Mr Sparkle Corp Hand CarWash

Mr Sparkle Corp Hand CarWash

4.4

(116)

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Reviews of US Open

4.8
(56)
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4.0
19w

The not-so-great first: this year (2025) they had a “Prime Burger” food/beer stand — no relation to the old NYC spot — and it was a disappointment. Overpriced, sloppy service, and my $20+ Heineken came in a flimsy cup half-filled with foam. Definitely not on par with the rest of the US Open experience.

Now the good, which far outweighs that: I had an amazing time as always! The atmosphere is unbeatable — come early and you’ll find fun freebies and souvenirs. If you have Amex or Chase, bring your card: the Chase terrace has a VIP vibe with court views, and the Amex pavilion is a great indoor escape when it’s hot. Lots of interactive booths, giveaways, and activities add to the fun.

And of course, the tennis is incredible. Even during Fan Week you can see top players — I saw Zverev, Cerúndolo, Sinner, and even Martina Navratilova on stage. Plus, the junior and lesser-known matches are just as exciting and can keep you entertained all day.

Despite the one bad food stand, the US Open is a fantastic experience I’d...

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5.0
20w

Making a trip out to the US Open is recommended if you love the sport. It is an unforgettable experience that can not be duplicated watching on the TV. Getting here utilizing the MTA is convenient.

Tickets can be purchased in advance on the official website. Your ticket options are grounds, Authur Ashe (day of night), and Louis Armstrong. Getting a grounds ticket will give you access to the outer matches and not into the Authur Ashe or Louis Armstrong. The main day and night matches are held in the Authur Ashe Stadium.

If you are an AMEX card holder, stop by one of their booths to pick up a complementary earpiece radio. You’ll get a play by play and additional commentary during the main matches.

Going to the US Open is an all day event. Plan on spending the entire day here for the...

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3.0
20w

We enjoyed the day and who ever has the money and loves tennis should go for it at least once.

The stadiums and courts are great. The atmosphere (day & night session) was brilliant.

Nevertheless the US Open seem to focus the event & monetization more than the sports experience: It’s extremely expensive (+/- $1.000 per person/day) and overcrowded Food quality is poor and waiting times are long The sponsors get more attention than the sports or the players

After all I left the event with mixed feelings. I won’t come back but I am happy I did it once. From the 3 grand slams I have been to, the...

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oleg jelezniakovoleg jelezniakov
The not-so-great first: this year (2025) they had a “Prime Burger” food/beer stand — no relation to the old NYC spot — and it was a disappointment. Overpriced, sloppy service, and my $20+ Heineken came in a flimsy cup half-filled with foam. Definitely not on par with the rest of the US Open experience. Now the good, which far outweighs that: I had an amazing time as always! The atmosphere is unbeatable — come early and you’ll find fun freebies and souvenirs. If you have Amex or Chase, bring your card: the Chase terrace has a VIP vibe with court views, and the Amex pavilion is a great indoor escape when it’s hot. Lots of interactive booths, giveaways, and activities add to the fun. And of course, the tennis is incredible. Even during Fan Week you can see top players — I saw Zverev, Cerúndolo, Sinner, and even Martina Navratilova on stage. Plus, the junior and lesser-known matches are just as exciting and can keep you entertained all day. Despite the one bad food stand, the US Open is a fantastic experience I’d recommend to anyone.
Thomas KimThomas Kim
Love the event. I go every year. Most of the time I take public transportation - that’s really the way to go. I’ve driven a few times and it’s a mess. On day 1 they directed us to Citi Field but it wasn’t evident. Basically spent over 30 min next to the tennis center driving around and getting redirected to Citi Field. No signage nearby. Other than that, the event is great. Now we’ve come to $15 beers and $21-$23 cocktails - and the honey deuce is on tap (except for the Chambord). It is what it is.
Aminah ImaniAminah Imani
This place is magical! Every year I come and spend the entire day on the grounds. From the practice courts to the wall of champions, you won’t regret spending all the time and money!!! My favorite spot is the Amex lounge, there are always free activities and goodies for you to take home and commemorate your experience! Arrive early because it always gets crowded and leave your car at home, traffic is the worst!
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The not-so-great first: this year (2025) they had a “Prime Burger” food/beer stand — no relation to the old NYC spot — and it was a disappointment. Overpriced, sloppy service, and my $20+ Heineken came in a flimsy cup half-filled with foam. Definitely not on par with the rest of the US Open experience. Now the good, which far outweighs that: I had an amazing time as always! The atmosphere is unbeatable — come early and you’ll find fun freebies and souvenirs. If you have Amex or Chase, bring your card: the Chase terrace has a VIP vibe with court views, and the Amex pavilion is a great indoor escape when it’s hot. Lots of interactive booths, giveaways, and activities add to the fun. And of course, the tennis is incredible. Even during Fan Week you can see top players — I saw Zverev, Cerúndolo, Sinner, and even Martina Navratilova on stage. Plus, the junior and lesser-known matches are just as exciting and can keep you entertained all day. Despite the one bad food stand, the US Open is a fantastic experience I’d recommend to anyone.
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Love the event. I go every year. Most of the time I take public transportation - that’s really the way to go. I’ve driven a few times and it’s a mess. On day 1 they directed us to Citi Field but it wasn’t evident. Basically spent over 30 min next to the tennis center driving around and getting redirected to Citi Field. No signage nearby. Other than that, the event is great. Now we’ve come to $15 beers and $21-$23 cocktails - and the honey deuce is on tap (except for the Chambord). It is what it is.
Thomas Kim

Thomas Kim

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This place is magical! Every year I come and spend the entire day on the grounds. From the practice courts to the wall of champions, you won’t regret spending all the time and money!!! My favorite spot is the Amex lounge, there are always free activities and goodies for you to take home and commemorate your experience! Arrive early because it always gets crowded and leave your car at home, traffic is the worst!
Aminah Imani

Aminah Imani

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