
Access
Seating alone, without accommodation — for those already in New York.
- Seating in the chosen category
- One or several sessions
- TGZ assistance before and during

Your New York stay, orchestrated from first session to final evening.
30 August – 13 September 2026 · New York
An independent house, with no official affiliation. Every access is sourced on request and confirmed before you commit.
Two weeks, two sessions a day, a twenty-three-thousand-seat stadium: the US Open is the densest tournament of the calendar, and the hardest to organise from abroad.
You can ask us for VIP tickets, courtside seats, a hospitality package or a private suite — then the New York stay around them: a Manhattan hotel, transfers to Flushing Meadows, dining and programme. One point of contact, from first exchange to final evening.
Three starting points, not three off-the-shelf packages: your tickets, hospitality and stay are composed from your brief.

Seating alone, without accommodation — for those already in New York.

Seating and the Manhattan stay, booked together.

The whole New York stay, orchestrated end to end.
Each format is assembled to measure. Availability, origin and conditions of every option are confirmed before you commit.
The four categories differ by more than distance to the court: they do not serve the same evenings, nor the same groups.

All categories are offered on request and subject to availability. Their origin and conditions are confirmed to you before you commit.
You choose the evening. We assemble what needs assembling and coordinate the rest.


An indicative composition, to give concrete shape to what we are discussing.
An indicative example, without price or availability. Every stay is composed to measure and receives its own proposal.
The same person follows your file from first exchange to final evening.
Access, hotel, transfers and dining are designed together, not stacked.
French, English, Spanish — for you and for your guests.
Origin and conditions of every option verified before you commit.
Names, amounts and programmes stay between us.
The same care, whether the request is personal or carried by a company.
Last verified — 15 August 2026. This check covers three things, and only three: the main-draw dates, the venue and how the sessions work, verified against the official source.
It covers NEITHER prices NOR availability. The ranges quoted below are indicative and dynamic — they move with demand, were not surveyed on this date, and are confirmed on request, subject to availability.
Reviewed by Théo Germain — Founder, TGZ Conciergerie.
Tell us about the experience you have in mind. A dedicated concierge will return with confirmable options tailored to your priorities.
TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house. We are not affiliated with the USTA, the US Open or On Location. Access is sourced on request: availability, origin and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment. The programme depends on the draw — no match-up and no player can be guaranteed.
The essentials are here. The silo's guides treat each subject in depth.
The tournament runs two sessions a day on Arthur Ashe: one by day, one at night. Night sessions concentrate the most awaited matches and finish late; day sessions offer more tennis for the same ticket. The choice depends as much on your New York programme as on the tennis.
Premium tickets give a very good seat with no attached service. Courtside adds proximity. A hospitality package adds a lounge in which to host. A private suite adds an enclosed space. These are four different logics, not four levels of one product.
Flushing Meadows sits in Queens, at a distance from Manhattan that varies with the hour and the traffic. A private transfer set against the real session time avoids most of the bad surprises. The choice of neighbourhood matters as much as the choice of hotel.
Nothing is held in advance. Every request triggers a search: we verify what is genuinely available in the category you want, where it comes from and on what terms, then present it before you commit. If it cannot be found, we say so.
We source private luxury suites and loge boxes inside Arthur Ashe Stadium for you, outside public ticketing. You tell us the number of guests, the sessions you'd like and your preferred level of hospitality; we then compose the offer to measure, on request and subject to availability.
Yes. In the evenings, Arthur Ashe Stadium hosts night sessions separate from the day sessions, from around 7pm. These are the most glamorous and in-demand of the fortnight. We seek out your seats there, whether in a suite, courtside or in a loge, according to your preferences and availability.
As an indication: a Loge seat is around $1,300 to $2,500, courtside seats for marquee matches from $6,000 to $9,000 and beyond. The official US Open Premier programme sits at roughly $750 to $3,875 per person: these are official US Open Premier indicative prices, which rise with strong demand. Our own hospitality packages start at $3,000 per person. Private suites are quoted on request. Each stay is precisely budgeted after we speak.
It depends on the experience you're after. Courtside and Loge seats offer the closest proximity to the play on Ashe; private suites favour intimacy and service. The second week concentrates the round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals and finals, the most prestigious sessions of the fortnight.
We favour Manhattan's finest hotels, from Midtown to Central Park South, Fifth Avenue to Tribeca or SoHo. The venue is around 20 to 40 minutes away by chauffeur. We book your suite, arrange transfers and compose your New York programme around the matches.
As early as possible. Demand is global and the best suites, loges and night sessions are taken in the first months. Reaching out early gives us time to source the ideal access, secure your hotel and refine your stay, always subject to availability.
Tell us the session, the number of guests and the category you have in mind — premium tickets, courtside seats, hospitality or a private suite. We'll come back with a bespoke package, on request, with the utmost discretion.