USTA Review

There seems to be to many people in one congested area, if there's a fire or an emergency after an event with the lack of competent security it would be a disaster

I was extremely disappointed the the Arthur Ashe Booth was placed in the back of the stadium. It was like placing his cause in the back of the bus. How did this USTA messes this up Profit of doing what's right.

The planning of the park is very good. There is a zenith. Even if it rains, it will not be suspended. The price of food is expensive. It is recommended to bring something small.

I absolutely loved this place and attending the U.S. Open here. I love sports and have been to many sports events. I'm a big fan of many many athletics events. But by far, the u.s. open at BJK and flushing meadows was the absolutely best experience I've had. Great place and great atmosphere. I would attend every year if I could. I dont know how I feel about the roof on Arthur Ashe now, but I will reserve total judgement until I can visit again.

Except the parking n droving to this place everything is good

Just amazing!!! Beyond my expectations!!! Way to go Bianca!! Already trying to plan to come again next year!!!

Felt less crowded this year and I've been going to The Open for the last 17 yrs. All of the modifications and construction have made more seating and eating areas available. It made it feel so much less congested except for the change over from day to night.

The best tennis venue in the world hosted one of the biggest and best sporting events in the world - 2018 U.S. Open. From the friendly greeting at the south gate to the walkway of champions, to seeing Arthur Ashe rise to meet you. The fountain area is a logical gathering spot. And there are plenty of place to eat and drink. Then watching the tennis on the ground or on Ashe or Armstrong is why you come. It is not cheap to attend and food and drink is spendy, but the tennis cannot be beat!

Great for family fun or hanging out with the crew!! The food is expensive as are the drinks. However that's expected.

Our visit took place a couple of months prior to the US Open taking place so there was a great deal of building work taking place throughout. This however didn t distract from the spectacle of the venue. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout. We enjoyed playing in some of the outlying courts and got a real sense of theatre, imagining how tense it would be with a full crowd in attendance. Highly recommended.

I take tennis lessons from here often and I have fun

A spectacular center.
You'll be enriched by all the history of the usta there on display.
Beautiful, interesting.

Beautiful new facilities, Grandstand is impressive.

Great tennis. Ever though the day had record setting attendance it didn't seem overly crowded.

Magnificent facility to watch world class tennis. The new roof has made a tremendous difference in not having to worry about getting wet when it rains. Wide array of food choices, not the usual, cheap stadium fare as well.

Kids love Arthur ashe kids day and we have been going for 4 years.

Amazing experience watching the top players battle it out at the Arthur Ashe stadium for the U.S. Open. Plenty of variety to choose from in terms of food and drinks around the stadium. Taking the train to the arena is the best option I think. There are always last minute cheap deals for tickets, so always keep on the lookout online.

Tennis tennis everywhere...not a match to play. Love it!

This is the most underrated Park in New York City the real downside is no one pays attention to it until the US Open so most of the beautiful aspects about this park will not get cleaned until August

What a cool place. Highly recommend coming out here for a day during the tourney

Everyone is pleasant and it is a nice place to walk around between matches. There is a good food court, but prices are high.
One area that needs improvement is handicap accommodation. There is only one elevator available for use by the wheelchairs, cane users, and the stroller brigade.

We've been here for many years. The massive improvements for this year are very fan friendly. The new roof on Arthur Ashe produced a great day instead of full schedules rain delay.

The United States Open Tennis Championships; US Open is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments, which in modern tennis are the largest annual tournaments. Therefore, the attention of millions of sports fans is riveted to the competition.

The US Open is held in New York (USA) on the courts of the local National Tennis Center, and is organized by the US Tennis Association. The main tournament nets are traditionally held for two weeks in late August - early September. As a result, winners are identified in nine categories: in five - in adults and four - in senior juniors. All courts of the tournament (since 1978) have a hard cover, matches are held outdoors.

The tournament has been leading its history since the end of the 19th century, when it was first held in August 1881. But then it was held under the name "US National Championship for Men" on grass courts in the city of Newport (Rhode Island) and only in singles. Moreover, only clubs-members of the National Association of USA Lawn Tennis could participate in the tournament. The first winner in singles was the American tennis player Richard Sears.
In 1884, the competition moved to New York. Three years later, as part of these competitions, the women's single tournament "US National Championship for Women" was held, it was held in the Cricket Club of Philadelphia. In 1889, the pair tournament National Championship of the USA among women s couples and also the National Championship of the USA among mixed couples followed.

At first, the tournament was held separately in the eastern and western parts of the country to identify the two strongest teams, which then played among themselves, and the winner got the right to fight for the championship with the current title holder. The practice of conducting preliminary rounds was discontinued in the 1910s.

In 1968, all the championships were combined into one general tournament called "US Open" (US Open), which was held at the West Side Tennis Club, in Forest Hills. The competition was attended by 96 men and 63 women, the prize fund amounted to 100 thousand US dollars. By the way, for the first time the tournament was open for professional tennis players, who until that time were not allowed to play here.

In 1978, the US Open venue was moved from Forest Hills to Flushing Meadows, where it is currently running. The main focus of the tournament, of course, is on adult professional tennis players. They will win awards in the following categories: male single, female single, double male, double female, mixed (mixed).

Easy access whether by car or train, subway. Plenty of food & drinks vendors, expect typical sport events inflated prices. Clean public pathrooms, TV's to watch the games while walking around!

Fantastic evening out to watch the US Open. Great atmosphere.

Staff and grounds are outstanding! Plenty of places to sit between matches. Bathrooms stocked. Many water fountains. The Staff has treated my friends & I very well. Thank you New York.

Absolutely beautiful fantastic place to take the kids to the park

I came here for the first time during the US Open for fan week. Me and my family enjoyed seeing the practices, from tennis legends. Also the security was amazing. I felt safe.

The Pinnacle of tennis in the U.S. However getting a ticket is like trying to get tickets to a Beetles reunion concert with all the original members

THEY NEED TO DO BETTER NEXT TIME WHEN HOLDIN GRADUATIONS. THAT WALK WAS HORRIBLE

A megacomplex where you can enjoy sports, nature and architecture.

A spectacular complex, but when they are not playing the US Open all facilities are closed!

While the tennis is exciting to watch, access and parking are a huge problem.

Well maintained arena, but tickets sometimes expensive. As a tennis fan, I think price is usually not to over the top.

The US Open is one of New York s gems that takes place here ... it s a great day spent here for any tennis!! Great food stalls and drinks as well !

Fulfillment of a life long dream that surpassed my expectations

Book your tickets in advance and watch world professional tennis players in action. You can watch them in the practice field as well.

Got a chance to see Serena Williams live, it was a mixed emotions day when she played the tournament. Other than that this place is very nice to explore but everything is expensive.

Was here for fortnite World Cup. My say the facilities were excellent food very expensive but good crowd moves pretty quickly parking was accessible.

Phantastic, extremely friendly and helpful staff, very well organised

This location has food a park a beautiful view and very nice employees

Seen a few US Opens through the years. The facility is huge so make sure you get good seats.

Love the US Open,but the prices for everything are getting ridiculous..

The experience at the US Open is amazing. However, delicious food options are very limited. The only place worth going to is Lure the raw bar. Their salads were mouth watering! Skip the names you know like Melt, Pat La Freida or Curry Kitchen. All are over priced with tiny portions.

Excellent place to be when Summer is 'folding up'. Was part of the 50th Anniversary US Open evening...

William Clay is the friendliest person we met on our trip

Nothing more exhilarating than walking in the footsteps of giants