Courtside tickets & front-row seats at the 2026 US Open
As close to the court as it gets, at Arthur Ashe, for the sessions that matter.
From 30 August to 13 September 2026, the US Open unfolds at Flushing Meadows, and the most coveted seats are those at the edge of the court. At Arthur Ashe Stadium, courtside seats place your guests a few metres from the play, at the heart of the biggest matches.
TGZ opens access to these rare seats: courtside, front-row lower bowl, night sessions under the lights and finals weekend. We select the location and date to match your wishes, then orchestrate the whole stay around your visit.
These seats are sourced outside the public box office and go quickly. We work bespoke, with the utmost discretion, and build every proposal on request, subject to availability.
- Date
- August 30 – September 13, 2026
- Venue
- USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
- City
- Flushing Meadows, New York
- Organiser
- USTA
Our courtside access
Four ways to experience the US Open closest to the action, at Arthur Ashe.
Courtside seats
The seats closest to the court, in the front rows of Arthur Ashe. Total immersion in the play, ideal for marquee matches. Indicatively, from $6,000 to $9,000 and beyond per session for finals and prime matches.
Night session under the lights
Arthur Ashe night sessions, starting around 7pm, are the most glamorous of the tournament. Electric atmosphere, a New York crowd and the finest match-ups: we secure your premium seats for the most in-demand session.
Finals weekend
The women's final on Saturday 12 and the men's final on Sunday 13 September 2026, each a single session. The most sought-after seats of the tournament: we secure a premium or courtside location, subject to availability.
Premium lower-bowl & day sessions
To experience week two — round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals — without a finals budget, premium lower-bowl seats are an excellent balance, indicatively around $150 to $600 and beyond per session.
Why work with TGZ
Our role is not to resell tickets, but to open access and orchestrate a stay. We identify the right seat for the right session, then coordinate everything around it: your Manhattan hotel, a chauffeured car from Flushing Meadows, restaurant tables and a New York itinerary.
TGZ is an independent concierge: we are not affiliated with the USTA, the US Open or On Location, and we do not act as an official partner. Our seats are privately sourced, outside the public box office, and always subject to availability.
A single point of contact supports you from the first enquiry to the last transfer, with the utmost discretion. We never guarantee a specific player or match, and we keep detailed guides on hand covering the best locations, costs and session selection.
Your enquiry
Tell us about the experience you have in mind. A dedicated concierge will return with confirmable options tailored to your priorities.
Frequently asked questions
These are the seats closest to the court, in the front rows of Arthur Ashe Stadium, just a few metres from the players. It is the most immersive and most sought-after position of the tournament. Indicatively, prices start around $6,000 per session and climb for the biggest match-ups.
Arthur Ashe night sessions, around 7pm, are the most glamorous and in-demand: electric atmosphere, a New York crowd, prestige match-ups. The price is higher than day sessions, but the experience is incomparable. We guide you according to your budget and preferences.
No. The draw is built as the tournament unfolds and no one can guarantee a player's presence at a given session. We do, however, secure the session of your choice — day, night or final — subject to availability, and advise you on the most memorable dates.
Courtside refers to the very front rows, level with the court, at the highest price. The premium lower bowl offers an excellent view, set slightly back, at a more accessible budget — indicatively around $150 to $600 and beyond per session. We tailor to your priorities.
Yes. We coordinate your arrival from Manhattan, roughly 9 miles and 20 to 40 minutes by car, with a private chauffeur. For those pressed for time, a helicopter transfer to a New York heliport then ground car is possible — there is no heliport at the venue itself.
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Book your courtside seats at the 2026 US Open
Tell us the session you have in mind and the number of guests. We will come back quickly with a bespoke proposal, on request and subject to availability.