TicketHold | Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at the US Open's Iconic Venue

Arthur Ashe Stadium, the largest tennis-specific stadium in the world, hosts the US Open and other premier events. With a capacity of 23,771, it offers diverse seating options, from premium courtside boxes to budget-friendly upper tiers. This guide breaks down the seating chart, views, and tips to help you choose the perfect spot.

Seating Chart Overview

• Lower Bowl (100s): Closest to the action, ideal for seeing player expressions. Avoid rows beyond 20 for tennis—angles get steep.
• Loge (200s): Balanced elevation with clear sightlines. Best value for tennis matches.
• Upper Promenade (300s): Budget-friendly but distant. Opt for front rows (301-310) to minimize obstruction from railings.

Best Seat Views

• Courtside (Rows 1-10): Unmatched proximity but limited shade. Perfect for celebrity-spotting.
• East/West Sides: Direct views of baseline play. North/South ends offer cheaper tickets but skewed angles.
• VIP Suites: Climate-controlled luxury with catering. Glass partitions may cause glare.

Pro Tips

• For tennis, choose center sections (101-131) between service lines.
• Concerts? Aim for mid-level (200s) to avoid sound distortion.
• Accessible seating is available at all levels with companion seats.

Budget vs. Premium

Upper promenade seats cost 80% less than courtside but bring binoculars. Splurge on loge for a perfect balance of price and view. VIP options include Michelin-star dining and player meet-and-greets.