U.S. Open Tennis

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

The U.S. Open consists of championships for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. There are seven rounds: rounds 1–4, a quarterfinal round, a semifinal round, and a finals round. The men play best-of-five matches, while the women play best-of-three. All matches take place at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The complex has 22 courts, 12 of which are outside its perimeter. There are three stadiums, with Arthur Ashe Stadium seating around 23,200. Arthur Ashe Stadium is where the finals take place. The tournament also hosts a U.S. Open Fan Week, which is free and open to the public. There is also an Arthur Ashe Kids' Day.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

The Tennis Center offers tons of food options, from Mexican and Italian to seafood, burgers, hot dogs, and ice cream. Also on-site are bars serving a wide range of alcoholic drinks. The on-site shopping options include Wilson, Nike, and Lululemon stores. In addition, the Tennis Center has accessible seating and parking as well as assisted-listening devices and sensory kits. The Tennis Center prohibits items such as backpacks, large electronics like iPads, laser pointers, drones, or selfie sticks. You also can't bring any pets, except for service animals.

LOCATION

The U.S. Open Tennis Championships are held at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center inside Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. The address is Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Flushing, Queens, N.Y. 11368. The event features open-air seating, so make sure to prepare for sitting in the hot sun. Wear light-colored, comfortable clothing, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. If the weather calls for rain, bring along a portable rain poncho.

FAQs About RVing to the U.S. Open

Can you bring an RV to the U.S. Open Tennis Championships?

You can't bring an RV to the U.S. Open. However, there are several RV campgrounds near the venue.

Where can you park an RV for the U.S. Open?

The only place you can park an RV for the U.S. Open is an off-site campground or RV park. The venue doesn’t offer any RV-specific parking spaces. Use a rideshare or shuttle service to get to and from the venue.

Are there RV hookups at the U.S. Open?

There aren’t any RV hookups or camping sites at the venue. You can find full-hookup options at nearby RV parks and campgrounds.

Is the U.S. Open family-friendly?

Yes, the U.S. Open offers family-friendly activities, including a Kids’ Day. Kids can also attend Fan Week.

RVING AT THE EVENT

RVing at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships isn’t possible, but there are many RV campgrounds and parks nearby. RV travelers should plan to leave their RV at the campground and use public transportation, rideshare service, or another local transit option to reach the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

Where to Camp Near the U.S. Open

RVing near the U.S. Open Tennis Championships can give you an oasis to escape the crowds and unwind. Your options begin with Skyline RV Camp, which is about 7 miles from the venue. This RV campsite offers 30- and 50-amp electric hookups and potable water, and it is pet-friendly. You’ll also find free Wi-Fi and full bathrooms. Liberty Harbor RV Park is about 15 miles from the Tennis Center and offers full hookups with 30- and 50-amp electric, restrooms, showers, a laundry room, dump stations, Wi-Fi, and a marina.

RV Rental Tips for the U.S. Open

Since RV camping isn’t available at the venue, you should reserve an RV camping site in advance. You should arrive early and set up your RV at least one day ahead of the event. You can't park an RV at or around the venue, so consider using a rideshare or shuttle service to and from the event. The nearby RV parks and campgrounds offer full or limited hookups. You should consider bringing extra bottled water if your campground doesn’t have full hookups. Check out our RV guides for travel trailers and Class C models if you need advice when choosing an RV.

WHERE TO STAY

New York City has an abundance of hotels and motels. To cut down on travel, try to find a place in Queens near the Tennis Center. Manhattan is considered the heart of NYC, but it's a long subway/train ride out to Flushing Meadows. Some options in Queens include the Four Points by Sheraton Flushing and the John Hotel.

HOW TO GET THERE

The best and smartest thing to do is leave your RV or car at your campsite or other location and use NYC's extensive public transportation system to get to Flushing Meadows. If you're coming from Manhattan, take the 7 train from Grand Central Terminal to Mets-Willets Point Station. You can also take the Long Island Rail Road to Mets-Willets Point Station.

PARKING

There are parking areas at the Tennis Center, but parking zone availability depends on whether the New York Mets are playing at nearby Citi Field. Check for Mets parking conflicts at the U.S. Open official parking and transportation page. Accessible parking is available, even on Mets conflict days. Parking payment is by card only.

TICKETS & PRICING

Individual tickets are set to go on sale on Thursday, May 28, at noon ET. American Express Card Members get early access beginning Tuesday, May 26, at 9 a.m. ET, while supplies last. Grounds Admission is best for exploring the grounds and watching matches on the outer courts. Grandstand and Louis Armstrong Stadium tickets include reserved seating in those stadiums, while Arthur Ashe Stadium tickets include a reserved seat in the main stadium and access to all other courts. Children 2 and older need a full-priced adult ticket. Check the U.S. Open ticket page for current pricing and availability.

WRAP UP

Come to vibrant New York City to see the best tennis players in the world square off at the U.S. Open. Follow the tournament on social media on its Facebook page.

3-Day RV Itinerary for the U.S. Open Tennis Championships

● Day 1: Arrival and Local Culture: Arrive one day ahead, secure your camping spot, and set up your RV. Start your morning by touring the Louis Armstrong House Museum. In the afternoon, visit the Queens Museum to see the "Panorama of the City of New York," then stroll through the Queens Zoo. ● Day 2: High-Stakes Tennis and Local Icons: Spend the morning and afternoon attending the Day Session. You can watch a match at the Louis Armstrong Stadium or the Arthur Ashe Stadium. In the evening, visit the Unisphere and explore Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Grab a bite, and enjoy the views at the Moon Bar Rooftop. The bar offers beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline set to entertaining music. ● Day 3: Final Volleys and World-Class Venues: Spend the morning and the early part of the afternoon at the U.S. Open grounds, and enjoy the competitions. You can visit the Fan Zone for interactive activities. Later in the afternoon, visit the Flushing Town Hall for global art exhibitions and cultural performances. Check the Forest Hills Stadium for its current schedule of evening musical performances.

Please note, this is not the official source of the event information. While we try to be as comprehensive as possible, some details may have changed since the time this article was written. Please confirm final details with the official event page .

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