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US Open 2027

29 August – 12 September 2027

Two weeks in August heat in Queens, New York. The night sessions under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium. Grounds passes that get you within arm's reach of the world's best players on the outer courts. The 7 train, the Golden Mall, Jackson Heights. The US Open is more accessible than you'd expect and wilder than you'd plan for — this pack covers how to do it properly.

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Sports Venues

Sports VenueMid-range

Louis Armstrong Stadium

The second show court — where upsets happen, where the atmosphere is closer, and where the interesting tennis plays out

Flushing Meadows

Attractions

The Metropolitan Museum of Art facade, seen from Central Park

Cultural SiteMid-range

New York's Museums — The Met, MoMA, and Queens

A world-class panorama a 10-minute walk from Arthur Ashe, or the full Manhattan trip

Flushing Meadows-Corona Park & Manhattan

The Catskill Escarpment and Hudson River seen from North Germantown, NY

Day TripMid-range

Hudson Valley: Beacon, Art, and the River Towns

A 90-minute train, a converted Nabisco factory full of art, and a walkable Main Street

Beacon, NY (Hudson Valley)

The boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, lined with shops

Where to Stay

Hilton Garden Inn at Queens Plaza, Long Island City

StaySplurge

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

Book

Boro Hotel, Long Island City

Where to Eat

DiningBudget

Flushing's Golden Mall

The basement food court at 41-28 Main St — authentic Chinese regional cooking fifteen minutes from the tournament gates

Flushing

DiningBudget

Jackson Heights: The Food Mile

Roosevelt Avenue under the elevated 7 — South Asian, Latin American, and Tibetan food at neighbourhood prices

Jackson Heights

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Worth reading

Day TripMid-range

Atlantic City: A Full Day Away from the Tennis

A 4.5-mile boardwalk, nine casinos, and a free ride home paid for by a $25 slot voucher

Atlantic City, NJ

The Business of the US Open — Why It's Not Like the Other Three Slams

The US Open made $624 million last year — 90% of everything the USTA earns. Here's the structural reason it's a different kind of tournament than Wimbledon, the French Open, or the Australian Open.

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