US Open Questions

Yes, you may but to an extent. Uutside food and beverages are not allowed into the US Open grounds. However, exceptions are made for items like sealed water bottles.

Yes, the US Open offers a wide variety of dining options from casual food courts to upscale restaurants. Prices tend to be on the higher side which is common at major sporting events.

The US Open offers a diverse range of cuisine which includes many international options. While specific vendors may change, here are some examples of international foods that have been offered in recent years:

Indian: Curry dishes, samosas
Chinese: Dumplings, noodle bowls
Greek: Souvlaki, Greek salads
Latino: Tacos, empanadas
Japanese: Sushi, ramen
Italian: Pizza, pasta
American: Angus Steak sandwich

Some specific international foods that have been sold include:

Fuku's spicy fried chicken sandwiches (Asian fusion)
Pat LaFrieda's filet mignon sandwich
Maya's fish tacos
Korilla BBQ's Korean-inspired dishes

There's a food court near Ashe Stadium and the Food Village which stretches from outside Louis Armstrong Stadium to Courts 11 and 12 and to Stadium 17 serving gellato italiano, ice cream, refreshing salads, smoothies, and teas. Oakberry acai near court 12 serves up acai bowls.

There's numerous options for vegan, kosher, and gluten-free fans.

Fans may choose from:

Grey Goose Honey Deuce (signature cocktail)
Various wines from Kim Crawford) and champagnes
Heinekin & Craft beers
Fresh-squeezed lemonades
Fresh smoothies
Specialty coffees and teas
Bottled water; costs $3.50. You are entitled to bring a bottle from outside for each ticket holder.

Yes. Fans have can choose from:

The Dobel Tequila Club is located near Fountain Plaza
Grey Goose Bar - Food Village near court 12 and 17
Heineken Red Star Patio Café & Bar - outside of Ashe stadium
Terrace Bar - main level of Louis Armstrong Stadium.
The Open Bar - all levels of Ashe and Armstrong stadiums
Mojito restaurant and bar - just of Arthur Ashe Stadium near Heineken Patio Cafe
Champions Bar & Grill is available only for Courtside Box seat holders and Luxury Suite guests. It's located at Club Level in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Megan Lucky.

This female tennis fan, now known as the "beer girl" gained a lot of popularity when she was shown on the big screen at Flushing Meadows in 2021 and 2022 as fans watched her down a pint of beer each time she was shown.

Yes. Fan Week is free to attend. It typically takes place the week before the main tournament. Fans go because they can watch the Qualifying Tournament matches, see top players practice, attend autograph sessions, and participate in various fan activities.

The US Open website doesn't provide specific hotel recommendations. It's best to search for hotels in the Flushing area of Queens or nearby areas with good public transportation access to the venue.

The US Open is held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens. It's accessible by subway (7 train to Mets-Willets Point station), Long Island Rail Road, or car.

Yes, the US Open offers free cellphone-charging stations for fans. These stations allow you to plug in your phone and lock it in a secure cubbyhole with a password.

Autograph opportunities are often available during Fan Week and practice sessions. During the main tournament, autograph opportunities may be more limited.

It's generally allowed for personal use with a smartphone or SLR cameras with lenses up to 300mm but no flash. Other professional equipment and flash photography during play are prohibited

Yes. The US Open provides various accommodations for visitors with disabilities which range from accessible seating, entrances, elevators and assistance as a service.

The following are prohibited: Backpacks, coolers or containers, sealed packages, glass bottles or cans (exception: reusable water bottles-24 oz. or less, metal and plastic), noise-making devices, computers, laptops, selfie sticks or telescopic devices, alcohol, and more. Please see the US Open's official prohibited items page.