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Attending the US Open for the very first time was an unforgettable experience, and it absolutely deserves five stars! I was impressed by how well-organized everything was. The staff and volunteers were beyond helpful, making it so easy to navigate the grounds and find our way around. Everywhere we went, the customer service was excellent friendly faces, quick assistance, and a genuine sense of excitement that really added to the atmosphere. One of the best parts of the US Open is how much access you have to different courts during Fan Week. It’s not just about Arthur Ashe Stadium there are so many other courts where you can get up close and personal with some of the best players in the world. Being able to walk around, watch matches at different levels, and experience both the intensity of the big showdowns and the intimacy of the smaller courts made the whole day feel full and dynamic. And of course, I can’t forget the famous Honey Deuce cocktail! 🍸 I had heard so much about it before going, but tasting it for the first time was the cherry on top of an already amazing day. Refreshing, perfectly balanced, and fun with the little frozen melon balls it’s the ultimate US Open signature drink. I get why everyone raves about it, because it really does add to the experience in such a unique way. The energy throughout the grounds was electric fans from all over the world, cheering, laughing, and sharing the love of tennis together. It was more than just a sporting event; it was a celebration. Whether you’re a lifelong tennis fan or just someone looking for an incredible New York experience, the US Open delivers on every level. I left already planning my next trip back, and now I understand why people make it a tradition year after year. Between the top notch customer service, the variety of courts and matches to enjoy, and that iconic Honey Deuce in hand, my first US Open was everything I hoped it would be and more. Five stars without hesitation! 🎾✨

I had an amazing time at the US Open! The entire event was incredibly well-organized and interactive it wasn’t just about watching tennis; it was a full-on experience. From the excitement of the matches to the energy of the crowd everything was top-notch. One of the things I appreciated most was how engaging and accessible everything felt. Whether it was the interactive fan zones the behind-the-scenes glimpses or the great food options, there was always something to do between matches. Seeing world class athletes up close and feeling the intensity of live matches was unforgettable. The atmosphere was electric, and the crowd’s passion made it even more thrilling. Overall the US Open is a must-visit for any sports fan. I’m already looking forward to going again!

Incredible place. Arthur Ashe stadium is amazing, especially at night. Things were a bit expensive but reasonable. Had a great time during the US Open. Grandstand and Louis Armstrong stadiums are also nice, and the courts are smaller, so it is cool like a private game. Easy to get there by metro. Good food and drinks with nice atmosphere.

Our tennis loving family had a great time at the US Open. A lot has been said, so I’m trying to add some other elements here. If you’ve done your homework tickets are pricey but it’s worth it. Parking is also tricky especially if the Mets are playing. If you’re in Manhattan take the subway. We drive in so we need a place to park. We booked a spot on Spot Hero. Try to get a close as you can because some of the surrounding area is dicey. Once you’re actually on the grounds the place is great. It’s clean, safe, and a good experience. The food is highway robbery, so just a heads up on that. I believe you can being food in. We brought insulated water bottles which need to go in empty. Plan on 3x what something would normally cost. For example, we bought two ice cream shakes and it was $25. Ironically the alcoholic drinks are not as outlandish comparatively, but I think that’s because some of the people there consume a whole lot of them. Also be prepared for a class society, where there are VIP lounges and other gated spaces you just can’t actually use. There is a lot of sponsor and vendor activity. For example, we bought lower tickets in Armstrong which were great. The food we had access to there which was awesome could only be accessed with a ticket. We went back for the night session and I had planned to eat at the same place because I’m Gluten Free and it worked. I wasn’t allowed to order from there because I was now in the cheap seats. This is an odd review for me honestly, because the tennis and grounds are great. It’s just ironic that this place is about advancing tennis in the US, while also being one of the most exclusive and pricey events around. I also think it would just be mayhem if the prices were lower. We really went for my 13 year old who loves playing tennis. We bought the $50 big tennis ball and he got a few great autographs.

First visit to the USTA in 30 years. Very disappointed in the overall US Open experience. The crowds were insane! It was better after we got into a stadium but outside the stadiums was a chaotic mass of people. Where are the signs letting visitors know where the courts are? In this era of high tech and AI, there should be huge (temporary) electronic displays showing match status in each court (like theme parks that have displays showing wait times for rides). The event staff were invisible! They should have special jackets or vests so they can be easily identified if visitors needed assistance. There were way too many visitors for event staff to manage if there were an emergency. We were lucky the day was not that hot, but it's still hot enough to potentially trigger heat issues or other medical emergencies. If there are medical or first aid facilities (tents?), we did not see and signs for them. Overall, there should be better signage and more maps to orient visitors. We did see some great US Open tennis matches, but the venue was disappointing for what should be a world class event.