US Open Interactive Seating Chart | Arthur Ashe Stadium

Welcome to TickPick’s Arthur Ashe Stadium seating chart. Here, we cover what to know before buying 2026 US Open tickets at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, New York.

This guide includes Arthur Ashe Stadium row and seat-number guidance, an interactive seating chart, best-seat trade-offs, accessibility information, and where to buy US Open tickets.

Arthur Ashe Stadium Interactive Seating Chart

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

The USTA’s official 2026 seating chart shows 100-level courtside sections, 200-level loge sections, 300-level Promenade sections, suites, and wheelchair-accessible locations. The lower-bowl numbering differs from that on the 2026 US Open map, so older advice based on courtside sections 1–67 does not apply to 2026.

US Open Interactive Seat Views at Arthur Ashe Stadium

Using your mobile device, drag your finger across the interactive US Open seat view below, or click it with your mouse if you’re using a computer, to see what your 3D seat view would look like from Section 128 in this example.

View listings for all US Open tickets on TickPick’s website or mobile app available on the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store to get full 360-degree seat views from any other section in the stadium.

Arthur Ashe Stadium Seat Numbers and Rows

The dependable 2026 rule is to match the section and row on the listing to the current map, because the renovation replaced the old lower-bowl configuration. The official map confirms the level and section labels, but it does not establish a universal seat-number direction or a complete row pattern.

Avoid pre-2026 row rules and section-number tips unless the current listing view confirms them. For a group, also check that the listing shows the seats together before buying.

What Are the Best Seats at Arthur Ashe Stadium?

The best Arthur Ashe seat depends on whether you care most about full-court sightlines, player proximity, or a lower all-in price. Start with that priority, then compare the exact row and view.

Best for full-court sightlines: Choose an elevated baseline or corner angle. That position keeps both players in front of you and makes the shape of each point easier to follow.

Best for proximity: Choose a low 100-level courtside row. You will see more player detail and hear more from the court, but a small amount of elevation can make it easier to see over courtside equipment and people.

Best balance of distance and elevation: Start in the 200-level loge. It keeps you closer than the Promenade while giving you enough height to read the full court.

Best for value: Start with the lowest available row in the 300-level Promenade. Prices vary by session, round, and section, so compare the final all-in price and the seat view rather than assuming one section is always cheapest.

Best for a television-style angle: Look closer to the sideline near midcourt. The tradeoff is more side-to-side head movement than you get from a baseline or corner view.

Does the Roof Guarantee My Session Will Play as Scheduled?

The retractable roof helps ensure play continues in the rain, but it does not guarantee an unchanged schedule or a ticket exchange. The Tournament Referee decides when the roof closes, and match assignments and start times can change.

The USTA’s 2026 Inclement Weather Policy says its exchange policy does not apply to Arthur Ashe Stadium tickets. Read the policy for your ticket source before the event rather than assuming a weather delay creates refund or exchange rights.

Should I Choose a Day Session or an Evening Session?

Choose a day session for more time around the grounds and an evening session for a shorter, main-stadium-focused visit with less sun exposure. An Arthur Ashe ticket is tied to the named session, so check the official schedule and the session listed before buying.

Grounds Admission is different and does not include a reserved seat in Arthur Ashe Stadium. TickPick’s guide to what a US Open Grounds Pass includes explains that option in more detail.

US Open Grounds Tickets

A US Open Grounds Pass or General Admission tickets do not provide holders with access to a reserved seat at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Instead, these tickets provide access to Field Courts or General Admission seating at Louis Armstrong Stadium.

Arthur Ashe Stadium Seating Capacity

Arthur Ashe Stadium is the largest stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, with a capacity of 23,771 seats, making it the largest tennis stadium in the world.

ADA Seating at Arthur Ashe Stadium

The official 2026 map marks wheelchair-accessible locations around the stadium. Availability and companion arrangements depend on the specific session and seating needs.

Review the US Open Guests with Disabilities guide and contact the US Open Ticket Office if you need help confirming a location before selecting a listing. On TickPick, use the accessibility filter and verify the seller’s designation for the exact tickets.

US Open Ticket Refund Policy

The USTA (Billie Jean King National Tennis Center) has one of the most restrictive refund policies, as it does not offer refunds. Luckily, now that Arthur Ashe Stadium has a retractable roof, the need for a refund policy will be limited.

They say they can provide an exchange at their discretion, but have also kindly put together a three-page document outlining the reasons (see also: excuses) they do not issue refunds on US Open Tennis tickets, in case you are considering asking for one.

Other Arthur Ashe Stadium Information

Built in 1997, Arthur Ashe Stadium is easily the biggest ATP venue in the world, with a capacity of 23,200. The next-largest Grand Slam Venue, Wimbledon’s Center Court, seats just 15,000 spectators. The stadium is named after the famed tennis player Arthur Ashe, the first African American to win the U.S. Open.

How Do I Buy US Open Tickets Without Added Fees?

Match the listing to the 2026 map, check its section and row, then compare the all-in price on TickPick. TickPick adds no service fees at checkout, so the displayed price is the final price.

Start with one viewing goal: an elevated baseline or corner for rally tracking, courtside for proximity, loge for balance, a low Promenade row for value, or an evening session for less sun. Then open the exact seat view before you buy US Open tickets for 2026.