US Open Tennis Championship
🎾 The 2026 US Open is coming soon!
As one of the four Grand Slam tournaments of the year, the US Open will take place from August 23 to September 13, 2026 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York. This year's event spans 22 days, featuring free Fan Week, qualifying rounds, mixed doubles matches, and the main singles draws.
This year's US Open main draw is packed with star power, with Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, and Naomi Osaka already on the initial entry list. Featuring defending champions, Grand Slam legends, and several popular American players, the matches are sure to be exciting.
The tournament offers both day and night sessions, especially at Arthur Ashe Stadium, where the lights, music, and crowd energy create an incredible atmosphere. To see more players at once, prioritize the first week of the main draw; to experience the most electrifying vibe, focus on the night sessions, semifinals, and finals.
📅 Key Schedule
▪️ August 23–27: US Open Fan Week
The grounds are free and open to the public, offering chances to watch player practices, qualifying matches, and participate in on-site interactive activities. Starting in 2026, adult visitors need to register in advance for a free Fan Access Pass.
| Date | Event | Tickets |
| August 25 | Starting from $55 | |
August 26 | Starting from $81 | |
August 27 | Starting from $60 | |
August 30 - September 5 | Ranging from $200 to $800 | |
September 6–7 | Ranging from $171 to $700 | |
September 8–9 | Ranging from $98 to $1,000 | |
September 10 | Starting from $191 | |
September 11 | Starting from $311 | |
September 12 | Starting from $363 | |
September 13 | Starting from $766 |
✨ Special Event
Five-time US Open champion Roger Federer will return to Arthur Ashe Stadium on August 25 at 7 PM for a special exhibition match titled "Roger Federer: An Icon Returns to New York."
The tournament offers both day and night sessions, especially at Arthur Ashe Stadium, where the lights, music, and crowd energy create an incredible atmosphere. To see more players at once, prioritize the first week of the main draw; to experience the most electrifying vibe, focus on the night sessions, semifinals, and finals.
Single-session tickets for the 2026 US Open are now on sale. If you're a tennis fan or planning a late-summer trip to New York, now is the time to plan ahead!