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Night session — US Open — final rounds, Flushing Meadows, New York

Sep 1970 · Flushing Meadows, New York

US Open — final rounds.

The loudest major, played at the end of a New York summer under lights. Arthur Ashe holds more people than any tennis stadium in the world, and it sounds like it.

What we can put you in

  • Courtside boxes in Arthur Ashe for the night sessions
  • Luxury suites with catering, held across the final rounds
  • Premium club access, including the restaurants inside the grounds
  • Transfers from Manhattan, which is the difference between forty minutes and two hours

Around it

Go

Night sessions

Ashe under lights, with the roof open, is the singular experience of this tournament. The day sessions are tennis; the night sessions are New York.

Eat

Le Bernardin

Midtown, on 51st. Seafood handled with more precision than almost anywhere in the city, and a dining room that never raises its voice.

Explore

Queens, before the tennis

The grounds sit beside the Unisphere and the Noguchi Museum is twenty minutes away. Very few visitors ever leave the tennis centre, which is their loss.

Dates, tiers and price come back together, and only once the route is confirmed. Nothing here is held until you ask for it.

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