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  1. www.usopen.org › en_US › ticketsUS Open Stadium Seat Maps - US Open Tennis Championships

    Explore the US Open stadiums with our 3D seat maps of Arthur Ashe Stadium, Louis Armstrong Stadium, and Grandstand and choose your perfect seat.

  2. www.usopen.org › pdf › Arthur-Ashe-ChartArthur Ashe Stadium Seating Chart - US Open Tennis Championships

    PHOTOGRAPHERS’ PIT PLAYER ENTRANCE Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating Chart 2022 US Open 64 65 • 66 67 • 1 2 3 • 4 5 • 6 7 39 • 40 37 • 38 35 • 36 33 31 ...

  3. usopen.io-media.comArthur Ashe Stadium - Virtual Venue

    3D Interactive Seat Views for US Open at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center interactive seat map using Virtual Venue™ by IOMEDIA.

  4. seatgeek.com › venues › southwest-university-parkSouthwest University Park Seating Charts & Seat Views - SeatGeek

    SeatGeek is known for its best-in-class interactive maps that make finding the perfect seat simple. Our “View from Seat” previews allow fans to see what their view at Southwest University Park will look like before making a purchase, which takes the guesswork out of buying tickets.

  5. www.tickpick.com › blog › arthUS Open Interactive Seating Chart | Arthur Ashe Stadium -...

    Hover over sections in our interactive seating chart below to see Arthur Ashe Stadium row and seat details.

  6. usopen.io-media.com › interactive_map › indexUS Open - Virtual Venue

    Interactive Map. Interactive Map. Court. Services. Transit. Shopping. Dining. Attractions. Court . Select All Clear All. Arthur Ashe Stadium Court 4 Court 5 Court 6 Court 7 Court 8 Court 9 Court 10 Court 11 Court 12 Court 13 Court 14 Court 15 Court 16 Court 17 Grandstand Practice Court ...

  7. www.usopen.org › en_US › visitVisiting the Open: Your day on the grounds | Visit - US Open...

    11 a.m.: Find your seat in Arthur Ashe Stadium. The largest tennis stadium among the Grand Slam events, and one of the grandest in the world, there is no stage quite like it in tennis. No need to worry about the weather; if it’s raining, the roof will be closed. Photo by Andrew Ong/USTA.