TicketHold | National Tennis Center Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at the National Tennis Center

The National Tennis Center, home to the US Open and premier tennis events, offers a world-class experience with diverse seating options. Whether you're a die-hard tennis fan or a casual spectator, understanding the seating chart ensures you get the best view for your budget.

Seating Chart Overview

✅ Lower Bowl (100s Sections): Closest to the action, ideal for seeing player expressions and ball spin. Limited shade in daytime matches.

✅ Loge (200s Sections): Elevated views with excellent sightlines, perfect for tracking full-court rallies. Some seats may have minor overhang obstructions.

✅ Upper Bowl (300s Sections): Most affordable options with panoramic views. Better for night matches when lower sections get chilly.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Singles Matches: Center court sideline seats (Sections 101-103, 201-203) for optimal view of baseline rallies.
• Doubles Matches: Corner sections (104, 107, 204, 207) to see alley plays clearly.
• Night Sessions: West-facing seats (higher rows in 100s) to avoid setting sun glare.

VIP & Premium Options

• Luxury suites with climate control and catering services
• Player-guest boxes near the benches
• Accessible seating in all price tiers with companion seats

Pro Tips for Seat Selection

• Check sunset times if choosing day session seats
• Higher rows in lower sections often offer better elevation
• Avoid seats behind player entrances for uninterrupted views