Latest News About Us Open Tickets

Here’s the latest at-a-glance about US Open tickets.

Key takeaways

• Public onsales for 2026 US Open tickets occurred around late May 2026, with general tickets going live on May 28, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. ET and presales available for Amex cardholders in advance [Ticketmaster FAQ 2026].[2]
• Ticket options include session-based passes and daily access, with various platforms (official Ticketmaster site/app, and resale marketplaces like StubHub or SeatGeek) offering different price points and seating categories.[5][10][2]
• Reported early-availability prices vary widely by session, day, and seating, ranging from budget-friendly sessions to premium hospitality packages; some articles note low-price sessions in the single-digit to low double-digit range previously, but current pricing will depend on demand and market dynamics.[3][5]

What this means for you

• If you’re aiming for a specific day or session, check the official US Open ticketing page on Ticketmaster first for the most accurate availability and face-value prices. This is the primary source for on-sale timing and e-ticket access.[2]
• If a session is sold out on the primary market, you can consider reputable resale platforms, but be mindful of price fluctuations and authenticity guarantees. Prices on these platforms can be higher or lower based on demand and seat location.[10][5]
• For planning, know that the tournament runs in late August to early September at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, with multiple sessions across Armstrong Stadium and Louis Armstrong Stadium.[2]

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