USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
Tennis Stadium
Flushing
"Wonderful to experience the US Open, but luxury comes at a price."(6 Tips)
"Reserve a court to play a couple hours of tennis!"(8 Tips)
"Week 1 Arthur Ashe was a great bargain."(3 Tips)
"Get to the practice courts early to see a popular player."(2 Tips)
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The Corcoran GroupDecember 6, 2013In the earlier rounds, while you can catch the big name players at Arthur Ashe, if you want to watch truly great tennis up close and personal, head to Louis Armstrong or the smaller courts.
Andrew CSeptember 14, 2016This place is so cool... During the Open, there are so many great non-major matches happening on the small courts and variety of food/drink concessions (but expectedly expensive)!!!
Brian ChaseAugust 29, 2014An amazing place to watch tennis. Even if you have tickets at one of the stadiums, take the time to go see matches at the smaller courts.
US Open Tennis ChampionshipsAugust 25, 2013Wondering what to bring to the #USOpen? Take note: sunglasses in, backpack out. #OpenMinded
Kavita BabaSeptember 10, 2015Week 1 Arthur Ashe was a great bargain. Got to move down to the awesome seats (ok, Lower promenade). The food court has a great variety of options for all tastes and diets
Matthew HuieSeptember 3, 2018Home of the US Open! Get a Grounds Pass, which gives you access to almost every match (except for those inside Arthur Ashe).
cara protzkoAugust 24, 2014Today was my 1st going to practice day. Free admission, a 1/4 of the crowds, and you can see some big wigs up close practicing #littlebigthingsinnyc
Head to the smaller courts to literally feel the speed of the ball going past your face while also seeing the sweat dripping off the players’ faces
Cynthia LinSeptember 9, 2016The grounds are such an improvement from a few years ago!! Totally worth just getting a grounds pass early in on in the US Open to watch on the practice courts
Harumi UAugust 30, 2014If you have tickets for the center court, great, but make sure to check out smaller courts too. To me, they souvenirs completely priced themselves out
Parrish HendersonApril 26, 2017When the US Open is in "full swing" this place is hoppin! A rainy day in April...not so much, but still cool to see the grounds.
Tabatha CraytonAugust 9, 2013The first week of the US Open the qualifying round is free. Oh and we love the crepes!
Super fun. Worth every penny if you're at all interested in tennis.
Kathryn DSeptember 7, 2016Hard to get a bad seat. Arrive early and wander the grounds with your drinks.
Dane FeldmanAugust 30, 2013Lots of new pop up bars and even a few restaurants on the grounds this year. Definitely an improvement overall from years prior.- John SwordsAugust 27, 2014Get to the practice courts early to see a popular player. It gets very crowded.
Amanda SchneiderSeptember 3, 2014Check out the Heineken House! Richard Sandoval's Maya restaurant also has a stand here.
Working out at night isn't so bad ...great tennis courts for cheap !
Can't wait to see Serena and Nadal play one of the best things about the city
AngelaSeptember 7, 2014Not a bad seat anywhere. However what happened to the crepes? I was looking forward to those. Also, AMEX is NOT connected with Ralph Lauren any longer - bummer.
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USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
5201 111th St Ste 1
Flushing, NY 11368
United States
Flushing, NY 11368
United States
Closed until 7:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 7:00 AM–11:00 PM
(718) 760-6200
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- 9.2
"Beatiful venue with excellent visibility from any angle. Honestly the higher you sit, the more you can see. With good lenses, one can take really amazing pictures."
Mateusz Mentlewicz - 9.0
"The new Armstrong is stunning. The architecture is beautiful and is cozier than the old Armstrong. You can find food options in here as well!"
Joe Montes - 8.9
"No bad seats. Best environment for late-night matches."
Jason Su
