US Open 2026 packages from India: Flushing Meadows from August 23 to September 13, with Arthur Ashe Stadium tickets, Manhattan hotels and flights arranged.
Flushing Meadows runs August 23 to September 13, 2026, with the main draw starting August 30.

Arthur Ashe Stadium seats more than 23,700, the largest tennis crowd on earth, and its night sessions feel closer to a title fight than a tennis match. A closed roof means play goes ahead whatever the weather.

The site opens August 23 for Fan Week: free qualifying, open practice sessions and a look at the main names up close before the draw begins August 30. The women's final falls on September 12 and the men's on September 13.

The grounds sit in Queens, about 35 minutes from Midtown on the 7 train. Day session, dinner in Manhattan, then back for the night match is a routine thousands of visitors run every year.
The loudest, latest-finishing show court in tennis, under lights.
Dozens of matches a day across 17 courts on a single ticket.
The tournament's signature cocktail, best on the South Plaza at sunset.
Times Square, Central Park and Broadway between sessions.
Midtown to the gates in about 35 minutes, no car needed.
Club-level suites and dining packages inside Arthur Ashe.
Session tickets, Manhattan hotels and flights from India, matched to the rounds you want to see. US Open seats go quickly once the draw nears.
The event runs August 23 to September 13, 2026 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York. Fan Week and qualifying run August 23 to 29, the main draw starts August 30, and the finals are September 12 and 13.
Day sessions give you more tennis across more courts. Night sessions on Arthur Ashe are the signature US Open experience, usually two marquee matches with the crowd at full volume. Many of our packages combine both.
Midtown Manhattan is the standard choice, with the 7 train running direct from Grand Central area to the grounds in about 35 minutes. Long Island City is closer and quieter, with fast subway access to both the tennis and Manhattan.
Yes, a US B1/B2 tourist visa. Interview wait times at US consulates in India vary through the year, so apply at least 3 to 4 months before travel. Our team advises on the documentation checklist.
Very much so in week one. A grounds pass covers every court except Arthur Ashe, and early-round days put top-50 players on intimate outer courts a few metres away. From the second week, reserved show-court seats matter more.