A man celebrates enthusiastically against a backdrop of Times Square, symbolizing the excitement at the US Open Tennis event held in New York.

Travel Packages to the 2026 US Open Tennis Tournament

National Tennis Center, New York
August 30 - September 13, 2026

Event at a Glance

Feature Inclusions

  • Design your preferred experience with a completely customized itinerary
  • Handpicked Manhattan hotel collection
  • Choose your preferred seating for any session in the tournament
  • Option to include access to our upscale hospitality experience at the US Open
  • Enhance your personalized vacation with pre-travel assistance from our At-Your-Service team

Package Pricing

Courtyard Midtown Eastfrom $1,350
New York Marriott Marquisfrom $1,495
Lexington Hotel, Autograph Collectionfrom $1,565
Ritz-Carlton, Central Parkfrom $3,450
* per person, based on double occupancy.

Custom Travel Packages to the 2026 US Open Tennis Tournament

Immerse yourself in the electricity of New York City during one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world. Our packages to the 2026 US Open are tailored to your travel style with your choice of sessions, first-class accommodations in Manhattan, pre-travel assistance, and more. We’ll help you design the perfect itinerary: go early in the tournament to ensure you catch your favorite player or be there to witness history in the making at the always thrilling semis and finals. Whatever your ideal US Open itinerary looks like, you will have the pleasure of enjoying top-tier tennis in one of the world’s most iconic cities. With world-class entertainment, endless shopping, and one of the finest culinary scenes on the planet, New York truly has it all.

Contact one of our Sports Travel Specialists at 1-800-465-1765 to start personalizing your travel experience to this elite event. Complete packages to the 2026 US Open Tennis are available from $5,645 per person, based on double occupancy.

About the 2026 US Open

Each year as summer wanes, the top players the sport converge in New York City for two exciting weeks of grunts, groans, and glory. In 2026, the US Open will take place from August 30th to September 13th. Spurred on by its famously enthusiastic crowd, the US Open is one of those tournaments that never disappoints. We may not know how things will play out in 2026, but we do know that the tennis will be unforgettable and so will the host city. Is there any place more electrifying than New York to catch one of sport’s biggest tournaments? We think not.

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You guys were great to work with, efficient even on short notice. Thanks.

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Our Reputation

“My son caught the winning tennis ball signed by Rafael Nadal”

Wanted to let you know the trip went flawless. Thank you! The hotel was great. The best part of the trip was my son caught the winning tennis ball signed by Rafael Nadal after he won his match and hit it up into the audience (that tells you we had the perfect seats). If we every need a tour operator, or anyone else does, I will recommend you.

Pam M.

Our Reputation

“I have never been so excited”

I beautifully experienced the trip for the US Open … sitting in fantastic seats, watching tennis matches with the most talented players in the entire world. I have never been so excited to see something live as I did with these matches.

Kathleen R.

Our Reputation

“We had Taylor Swift sitting in the suite right behind us.”

We just returned from NY and we had the best time thanks to Roadtrips. The seats that Roadtrips acquired for us were phenomenal … we had Taylor Swift sitting in the suite right behind us. Take care and I am sure I’ll be in touch for some future events.

Maurice B.

Our Reputation

“Thank you for helping us have an incredible trip.”

Wanted to reach out and thank you for helping us have an incredible trip. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit … my son the tennis player got to meet and have his picture taken with Lindsay Davenport, former women’s player!

Jim C.

Package Inclusions for the 2026 US Open Tennis Tournament

3 Days/2 Nights First Class Accommodations in New York
Reserved Seat for Your Choice of Matches at the US Open
Expert Pre-Travel Assistance of the Roadtrips At-Your-Service team
Personalized itinerary
All taxes and service charges
3 Days/2 Nights First Class Accommodations in New York
Reserved Seat for Your Choice of Matches at the US Open
Expert Pre-Travel Assistance of the Roadtrips At-Your-Service team
Personalized itinerary
All taxes and service charges

Additional options and possibilities:

  • Premium Hospitality
  • Upgrade Seats
  • Extra Nights
  • Private Transfers
  • Extra Sessions
  • Suites and Room Upgrades

Your Preferred Tickets at the 2026 US Open Tennis Championships

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The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, located in Flushing Meadows in the New York City borough of Queens, houses 22 courts, with an additional 11 courts in an adjoining park. This impressive facility contains some of the largest tennis stadia in the world, including Arthur Ashe Stadium with a capacity for 23,200 fans.

Formerly known as the USTA National Tennis Center, tennis greats such as Martina Navratilova, Venus Williams, Chris Evert, John McEnroe, and Jimmy Connors looked on it as was rededicated as the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, on August 28, 2006. It is one of the largest and most prestigious sports facilities in the world to be named after a woman. The complex has served as host for the US Open since 1978.

Seating chart of Arthur Ashe Stadium for the US Open Tennis Championships, showing various ticket options from courtside to upper promenade.

2026 US Open Tennis Standard Package Seating Categories

Promenade Level End / Corner

Row A-J

Promenade Level Side

Row A-J

Loge Level End / Corner

Row A-L

Loge Level Side

Row A-L

Courtside Level End / Corner

Row A-L

Courtside Level Side

Row A-L

US OPEN TENNIS DISCLAIMER

Roadtrips is in no way associated with the US Open, the United States Tennis Association (USTA), the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), or the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). The term US Open is used only for the purpose of properly describing the event and without the specific permission of event organizers. Roadtrips’ travel packages and services are not affiliated with the US Open, USTA, WTA, or ATP.