New York
New York City is a chaotic, vibrant, and diverse "walking city" that never sleeps, offering immersive cultural experiences, world-class landmarks, and endless, fast-paced energy. and an unforgettable mix of Broadway, dining, sports and art.
Curated Experiences
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Arthur Ashe Stadium
The world's largest tennis stadium — 23,771 seats, retractable roof, and night sessions unlike any other
Flushing Meadows
Louis Armstrong Stadium
The second show court — where upsets happen, where the atmosphere is closer, and where the interesting tennis plays out
Flushing Meadows
The Night Sessions
Prime-time tennis starting at 7pm — the US Open's signature offering and the loudest atmosphere in the sport
Flushing Meadows
The US Open Briefing
Tickets, heat, bags, and apps — what first-timers get wrong and how to sort it before you arrive in Flushing
Flushing Meadows
Rooftop Dinner Then the Night Session
Dinner on the East River at Pier 17, then the 7 train to Arthur Ashe — the right way to do a US Open evening
Seaport District / Flushing Meadows
A Foodie Morning in Queens Before the Tennis
Private food tour through Flushing and Jackson Heights — the food reason the US Open is different from every other Slam
Flushing / Jackson Heights, Queens
When Play Stops
Heat delays, afternoon storms, and the specific drama of August weather in Queens — what happens and what to do
Flushing Meadows
The 7 Train to Flushing
The subway route every US Open regular takes — 40 minutes from Midtown Manhattan, no transfers, drops you at the gates
Jackson Heights / Flushing
Flushing's Golden Mall
The basement food court at 41-28 Main St — authentic Chinese regional cooking fifteen minutes from the tournament gates
Flushing
The Food Concourse at Flushing
More food diversity than any other Slam — because it's in New York, and the concourse reflects it
Flushing Meadows
Morning at the Practice Facility
Free with a grounds pass from 9am — arm's reach from world top-10 players before the sessions start
Flushing Meadows
Queens: A Day Beyond the Courts
A rest-day plan across Queens — Astoria, Long Island City, Jackson Heights, and the view of Manhattan from the east
Astoria / Long Island City / Jackson Heights
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
The 1,255-acre park that contains the US Open — the Unisphere, the Queens Museum, and New York's August in full
Flushing Meadows
Where to Stay for the US Open
Flushing, Long Island City, or Midtown Manhattan — the honest tradeoffs for each and what to book first
Flushing / Long Island City
Jackson Heights: The Food Mile
Roosevelt Avenue under the elevated 7 — South Asian, Latin American, and Tibetan food at neighbourhood prices
Jackson Heights