US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets: Prices, Presale Dates and How to Buy
US Open Tennis 2027 tickets are not on sale yet. The main draw runs Sunday, August 29 to Sunday, September 12, 2027 at Flushing Meadows, and if the tournament follows the pattern of the last three years, tickets will go on sale in late May 2027 with an American Express presale a day or two ahead of the public.
Prices for 2027 have not been published. Nobody has them. What this page gives you instead is what 2026 actually cost, what the on-sale timeline has looked like for three straight years, and the two things worth doing now so you are not caught out in May.
One thing is already different about 2027: an $800 million rebuild of Arthur Ashe Stadium is due to be finished in time for it.
US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets at a Glance
| Main draw | Sunday, August 29 to Sunday, September 12, 2027 |
| Fan Week | Expected the preceding week, around August 22 to 28 |
| Venue | USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing, Queens |
| Official seller | Ticketmaster, official fan ticket marketplace |
| On-sale date | Not announced. Expect late May 2027 |
| Amex presale | Not announced. Has run one to two days before public sale |
| 2027 prices | Not published. Expect an announcement with the on-sale dates |
| 2026 cheapest seat | $43 in Arthur Ashe, $65 for a grounds pass |
| New for 2027 | $800 million Arthur Ashe rebuild due for completion |
Resale listings for 2027 appear long before face value goes on sale. They are speculative at this stage, so compare before committing.
When US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets Go on Sale
The USTA has not announced 2027 on-sale dates. It does, however, follow a consistent rhythm, and the last three years line up closely enough to plan around.
| Year | Amex presale | Public on-sale |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | May 28 to June 1 | June 3 |
| 2025 | May 27 | May 30 |
| 2026 | May 26 to 27 | May 28, 12 p.m. ET |
| 2027 | Expected late May | Expected late May |
Two things stand out. The window has moved earlier every year, from June 3 in 2024 to May 28 in 2026, and the USTA said so explicitly when it announced the 2026 date. And the gap between presale and public sale has narrowed from six days to one.
Plan for the last week of May 2027 and treat anything later as a bonus.
When the announcements land
There are two separate announcements, and they are months apart.
Tournament dates came in December for 2026. Expect the USTA to confirm its own 2027 dates around December 2026, which should also settle the Fan Week schedule.
On-sale dates and prices came on March 27 for 2025 and April 23 for 2026. So late March to late April 2027 is when the numbers you actually need will appear.
Three things worth doing now
- Sign up for US Open Insider. The USTA’s own email list is how on-sale dates are announced first. It is free and it is the single most useful thing you can do eight months out.
- Opt in to the official SMS alerts. Sessions sell within hours, so a text beats an email you read that evening.
- Consider an American Express card if you do not have one. The presale is the only reliable way to buy at face value before the marquee sessions vanish. In 2026 the majority of presale inventory went within hours, for the third year running. Getting a card in time is a real lever, unlike most ticket advice.
Signing up costs nothing and puts you ahead of the queue rather than in it.
What US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets Will Cost
Nobody can tell you 2027 prices yet, and anyone quoting them is guessing. What follows is what 2026 cost, which is the closest thing to a reliable guide.
| 2026 ticket | Face value from | Typical price paid |
|---|---|---|
| Arthur Ashe | $43 | $222 |
| Grounds pass | $65 | $121 |
| Louis Armstrong | $139 | $205 |
| Grandstand | $180 | $245 |
| Women’s final | $320 | Resale far higher |
| Men’s final | $686 | Resale far higher |
Face value moved very little between 2025 and 2026. The grounds pass floor rose from $60 to $65, a $5 increase. If 2027 follows, expect the entry price to stay close to where it is and the real inflation to happen on resale, which is where most fans end up buying.
What resale actually cost in 2026
| Stage | Average get in price | Against 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| All 60 sessions | $283 | Up 0.7% |
| First round | $197 | Up 33.1% |
| Second round | $206 | Down 27.0% |
| Third and fourth rounds | $266 | Down 25 to 38% |
| Both finals | $534 | Up 19.0% |
TicketData figures from August 2026. The lesson that should carry into 2027: buyers pile into opening day and the finals and leave the middle rounds alone. Rounds two, three and four were the value, and there is no reason to think that changes.
The Arthur Ashe Rebuild Lands for 2027
This is the part that makes 2027 different from a normal year. The USTA is midway through an $800 million reconstruction of the National Tennis Center, the largest single investment in the tournament’s history, and it is scheduled to be complete for the 2027 US Open.
What it means if you are buying a seat:
- 2,000 new courtside seats in Arthur Ashe. More premium inventory than has ever existed there.
- Two new luxury suite levels, which shifts a chunk of the stadium toward hospitality pricing.
- A promenade level 40 percent larger, with more food options. The promenade is where the cheapest Ashe seats sit, so the budget end of the stadium is the part getting the most room.
- More bathrooms and escalators, and a new grand entrance designed by Daniel Libeskind.
A separate $250 million Player Performance Center is also due for 2027. The USTA has said the work is self-funded and phased so it does not interrupt play.
Worth being clear about the trade-off. More courtside seats and more suites means more expensive inventory, and venues rarely add premium capacity without repricing around it. A bigger promenade may keep cheap seats available, but do not assume the rebuild makes 2027 cheaper.
Free Days at the US Open
The 2026 tournament had eight days of free grounds admission, the most in its history: seven days of Fan Week plus Open for All Day in the second week. The USTA has not confirmed the 2027 arrangement, but free Fan Week admission has run for years and is the closest thing to a safe assumption on this page.
Fan Week covers the qualifying tournament, Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day, open practices and the US Open Mixed Doubles Championship. If 2027 follows the pattern it will run roughly August 22 to 28, the week before the main draw.
One change from 2026 to carry forward: a free Fan Access Pass became mandatory for everyone aged 18 and over during Fan Week. Turning up at the gate without one no longer works. Expect it to return.
Also check: US Open Tennis full schedule
Where to Buy US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets
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| Source | What it is | Buyer protection |
|---|---|---|
| usopen.org (official) | Tournament site, feeds into Ticketmaster | Full |
| Ticketmaster (official) | Official partner, standard plus Verified Resale | Full |
| US Open Ticket Exchange (official) | Official resale platform | Full, verified by the USTA |
| StubHub | Resale marketplace | FanProtect Guarantee |
| Vivid Seats | Resale marketplace | 100% Buyer Guarantee |
A warning specific to buying this far out. Resale listings for 2027 sessions appear long before any real ticket exists. Sellers list speculatively, intending to source the ticket later. Reputable marketplaces guarantee delivery, so you are protected, but you are paying today’s price for inventory nobody holds yet. Unless you need certainty for travel, waiting for the on-sale is usually cheaper.
Never buy from a social media seller or anyone asking for a bank transfer. No guarantee covers a private deal, and a screenshot will not get you through the gate.
StubHub or Vivid Seats?
Neither is consistently cheaper. The difference is fees, inventory depth and how each handles problems.
| StubHub | Vivid Seats | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical fees | Commonly reported near 15 to 25 percent | Commonly reported near 20 to 35 percent |
| Covers | Invalid tickets, failed delivery, cancelled events | Invalid tickets, failed delivery, seat not as listed |
| Inventory | Larger seller base | Slightly smaller in most markets |
| Extras | Instant download on many listings | Rewards credit and Deal Score ratings |
Fees vary by listing and are not published as fixed rates, so run the same seat to the final checkout total on both. Fees land late, so the cheaper headline price often loses.
Ticket Types Explained
Grounds pass. First come, first served access to the general admission areas of Louis Armstrong, the Grandstand and every field court. No Arthur Ashe access. In the first week it is the best value on site, because dozens of matches run at once. It is not sold for the closing rounds.
Reserved stadium seat. A specific seat in Ashe, Armstrong or the Grandstand for one session, plus general admission access to the venues below it.
Multi session plans. Bundles of several sessions, priced below the equivalent singles. Worth looking at early if you want more than one day.
Day and evening sessions. Sold separately. Day tickets admit you from gate opening until 6 p.m. ET. Evening tickets admit you from 6 p.m. with play from about 7 p.m. A day ticket never admits you after 6 p.m. and an evening ticket never admits you before it.
How 2026 Finished
Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 in the men’s final on September 13 for his second major, extending the wait for an American men’s Grand Slam champion to 23 years. Elena Rybakina beat two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 to take the women’s title.
It was a strange fortnight at the top. World number one Jannik Sinner withdrew before the tournament with a knee injury, and Novak Djokovic lost in the first round to Mariano Navone, ending a run of 78 consecutive Grand Slam first round wins. Karolina Muchova and Jakub Mensik won the mixed doubles and its $1 million prize. Total player compensation was a record $108 million.
Planning Your Trip
Getting there. Take the 7 train or the LIRR to Mets Willets Point. Riders with disabilities should transfer from the LIRR to the 7 train at 61st Street Woodside. Rideshares drop at the New York Hall of Science lot, with a free shuttle to Champion’s Gate. Parking is tight, especially on Mets home dates.
Bags. One per person, no larger than 12 by 12 by 16 inches. Backpacks are banned except single compartment drawstring bags. Reusable metal or plastic bottles up to 24 ounces are fine, glass is not. Laptops, professional cameras, tennis racquets, selfie sticks, signs and drones are prohibited, and there is no bag storage on site. Check the policy again closer to the event, as the rebuild may change entry arrangements.
If it rains. Arthur Ashe and Louis Armstrong have roofs, so those matches continue. The outer courts stop until they dry. The USTA offers an exchange for sessions hit by inclement weather, but it does not cover Arthur Ashe or Louis Armstrong tickets and it does not cover resale purchases. Exchanges are final and there are no refunds. Rain disrupted the first week in 2026 and left a backlog of 14 matches, so this is worth reading before you buy.
FAQ About US Open Tennis 2027 Tickets
When do US Open Tennis 2027 tickets go on sale?
The date has not been announced. Based on the last three years, expect late May 2027, with an American Express presale one to two days before the public sale. The window has moved earlier each year: public sale was June 3 in 2024, May 30 in 2025 and May 28 in 2026. The USTA usually confirms on-sale dates between late March and late April.
When is the 2027 US Open?
The main draw runs Sunday, August 29 to Sunday, September 12, 2027 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens, according to the published 2027 ATP Tour calendar. Fan Week would run the week before, around August 22 to 28. The USTA typically confirms its own dates in December.
How much will US Open 2027 tickets cost?
Prices have not been published and will most likely come with the on-sale announcement in spring 2027. As a benchmark, 2026 face value started at $43 in Arthur Ashe and $65 for a grounds pass, with Louis Armstrong at $139 and the Grandstand at $180. Face value moved only $5 on the grounds pass between 2025 and 2026, so the entry price tends to be stable.
Should I buy 2027 tickets now on resale?
Usually not. Listings appear long before any ticket exists, because sellers list speculatively and source them later. Reputable marketplaces guarantee delivery so you are protected, but you pay today’s price for inventory nobody holds. Unless you need certainty for flights or hotels, waiting for the on-sale is normally cheaper.
How do I get US Open presale access?
The American Express presale is the main route, and you must pay with an eligible Amex card. It has opened one to two days before the public sale in recent years. Beyond that, sign up for the free US Open Insider email and the official SMS alerts, which is how on-sale dates are announced first.
Will there be free days at the 2027 US Open?
Not confirmed, but very likely. The 2026 tournament had eight free days, the most in its history: seven days of Fan Week plus Open for All Day in the second week. Free Fan Week admission has run for years. In 2026 a free Fan Access Pass became mandatory for everyone aged 18 and over, and that is expected to continue.
What is changing at the US Open for 2027?
An $800 million reconstruction of the National Tennis Center is scheduled to be complete for 2027. Arthur Ashe Stadium gains 2,000 courtside seats, two luxury suite levels, a promenade level 40 percent larger, more bathrooms and escalators, and a new grand entrance designed by Daniel Libeskind. A separate $250 million Player Performance Center is also due.
Which rounds offer the best value?
In 2026 the second, third and fourth rounds were 25 to 38 percent cheaper than the previous year on resale, while opening day rose 33 percent and the finals rose 19 percent. Buyers concentrate on the first weekend and the closing weekend and leave the middle alone. That pattern is consistent enough to plan a 2027 trip around.
US Open Tennis 2027 tickets will most likely go on sale in the last week of May 2027, and the marquee sessions will be gone within hours of that. The work is all in the preparation: get on the US Open Insider list, turn on SMS alerts, and sort out Amex access before spring if the presale matters to you.
When prices land, judge them against 2026: $43 for the cheapest Arthur Ashe seat, $65 for a grounds pass, and resale averaging $283 to get in. And if you want the best value rather than the biggest names, target the middle rounds rather than opening day or the finals.
We will update this page as the USTA confirms its 2027 dates, on-sale timings and prices. Check usopen.org for official announcements in the meantime.
For round dates and start times, see our US Open schedule. To watch from home, see the live stream guide.