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| Free Chase Reserve Seating - exclusive front row view at the US Open with Matteo Berrettini |
US Open Finals Ticket Prices - few left!
Fan Week and Week 1 Scouting Report
Tennis-Bargains has returned from NYC after spending the first 8 days of the US Open scouting and sharing with readers
our real photos,
seat shade maps, and impressions on the grounds for all the best goodies to experience. Secret shoppers helped us sample all the food and shops along with their honest feedback.
Disclosure:
We are not employed by the US Open, USTA, JP Morgan, Amex, nor any of their paid sponsors - so all the opinions I share below are entirely my own. I only endorse perks I like and would use myself.
Whenever fans
buy any tickets from our links, we get a small percentage of the sale. You help us continue to operate independently and contribute some of the profits back to charity work each year.
USA Tennis is funded with each ticket you buy, along with Humanitarian and Hurricane relief - we even put dollars from ticket fees back to support worthy causes responsibly.
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| US Open Freebies: some luck, some skill - all good! |
US Open Fans and Friends - advance info for savvy fans
Arriving at 9:30 each morning, I discovered some lesser-known perks that even US Open ushers and their supervisors did not know.
US Open Faceoff: Chase vs Amex Perks - Chase Wins
- Chase Pass gets you into Grandstand Reserve Seating @ Section 2, Rows M-O (front baseline seats with Chase Logos). Great area for shade after 4pm! I brought fans and fellow tennis coaches.
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Each day, I invited friends (new and old) to join me in watching players like FAA.
These seats were so good that one guy even suggested that I shouldn't go tell anyone else! |
- Chase Lounge (daily RSVP required ) gets you A/C, Fruit Cups, Ice Cream, and more. You can bring a guest too :) Enjoy! A waitlist sign-up is available at the door each morning at 10AM.
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| Chase Lounge: Free fruit cups, Kind Bars, popcorn, refreshments, ice cream, hat, and A/C!! |
- Chase Reserve Seating at Grandstand
I often sat here watching players like Matteo Berrettini from the baseline. For Day 1, I had paid over $180 total for a seat just a few rows away when I discovered the specially-branded Chase logo seats in Section 2! There were 4 single matches played per day here during week 1.
After some investigative research and asking around several US Open ushers and supervisors, I discovered the special Chase Pass (limit 100 per day) grants you a bracelet that allows you to sit in the first 3 rows (M-O) of the baseline at the Grandstand court for free! It is outlined on the usher's papers, but many of them had no idea, and neither did most fans...
