Grandstand Stadium Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats at National Tennis Center

Your Guide to the Grandstand Stadium Seating Experience

The Grandstand Stadium at the USTA National Tennis Center is a mid-sized venue offering an intimate yet electric atmosphere for tennis matches and events. Known for its steeply pitched seating design, it ensures excellent sightlines and proximity to the action. Here’s how to navigate its seating chart for the best experience.

Grandstand Stadium Seating Breakdown

• Lower Bowl (Sections 101-118): Closest to the court, offering unmatched energy and player visibility. Avoid extreme side sections (101/118) for skewed angles.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 201-218): Elevated views with a broader perspective of the court. Center sections (206-212) provide the most balanced sightlines.
• Baseline Seats: Ideal for studying player techniques but may require neck strain for net action.

Best Seats for Different Preferences

• Budget-Friendly: Upper rows of the Lower Bowl—close enough without premium pricing.
• Premium Experience: Center Lower Bowl (Sections 107-111) for unobstructed, head-on views.
• VIP/Luxury: Loge Boxes or Sponsor Suites with cushioned seating, shade, and catering.

Seat View Tips & Obstructions

The Grandstand’s compact design minimizes obstructions, but avoid sitting behind player entrances (Section 104/115) for occasional blocked views. Upper Bowl seats may feel distant for casual fans but excel for tactical analysis.

Accessibility & Amenities

• Wheelchair-accessible seating in all sections with companion seats.
• Shaded areas limited—prioritize morning/evening matches for comfort.