US Open Tennis Championships at Arthur Ashe Stadium - Best Seats & Deals

Expert Guide to Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating for the US Open

As the largest tennis stadium in the world, Arthur Ashe Stadium offers a range of seating options with dramatically different views and price points. This guide breaks down the best value tickets, premium options, and strategic seating choices to help you find the perfect seats for your US Open experience.

Best Value Tickets ($188-$240)

• Promenade Level (300s sections): Sections 336 (Rows L-M), 329 (Row X), and 324 (Row K) offer the most affordable tickets with decent diagonal court views.
• Sweet Spot: Section 336 Row F ($193) provides excellent value - elevated but unobstructed views with good sightlines to the entire court.
• Early Round Advantage: Upper promenade seats like Section 306 Row M ($193) become incredible values in early rounds when you can move down to empty seats.

Mid-Range Sweet Spots ($240-$400)

• Loge Level (100s sections): Sections 104-107, 122-124 offer the best balance of price and view. Section 104 Row K ($419) provides near-vertical views perfect for tracking ball movement.
• Corner Premium: Sections 301-340 in Rows A-F (like 303 Row H at $242) get you closer to the action at reasonable prices.
• Aisle Access: End sections like 340 Row J ($242) often have better legroom and quicker concession access.

Premium Options ($400-$1,200)

• Lower Bowl: Sections 104-107 Rows A-F (from $456) put you just above player level with outstanding views of serves and volleys.
• VIP Experience: Aces and Champions Bar & Grill passes ($252) include premium food options and indoor/outdoor seating.
• Baseline Views: Sections 131-134 (like 132 Row J at $491) offer perfect perspectives for judging line calls.

Ultra-Premium & Last-Minute ($1,200+)

• Courtside Packages: Courtside Level packages ($3,546+) include premium amenities and player proximity.
• Player Guest Seats: Sections 50-60 (like Section 52 Row D at $2,980) are often where players' families sit with perfect sightlines.
• Last-Minute Splurges: Day-of-match releases sometimes offer premium seats like Section 104 Row B ($1,020) at reduced prices.

View Comparison by Section

• 300s Level: Bird's-eye view great for seeing strategy unfold (best for knowledgeable fans)
• 100s Level: Perfect balance - can see spin and follow fast action clearly
• Lower Rows (A-F): Can hear player reactions and see ball rotation
• Center vs. Corner: Center sections (101-110) have symmetrical views but higher prices

Pro Tips for Your Purchase

• Evening sessions often have better availability and cooler temperatures
• North side seats (Sections 301-310) get afternoon shade - crucial for day matches
• Check the US Open app for real-time seat upgrades during the tournament
• Consider Promenade seats for early rounds, splurge on better seats for finals

Parking & Transportation

• Lot F parking ($91) is the most affordable but fills quickly
• Consider the subway (7 train) or LIRR for easiest access
• Ride-share dropoff at South Gate avoids most traffic

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