Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center events

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Sun Aug 30 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 1
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Mon Aug 31 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 3
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Tue Sep 1 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 5
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Wed Sep 2 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 7
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Thu Sep 3 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 9
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Fri Sep 4 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 11
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY
Sat Sep 5 11:00am
2026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grandstand - Session 13
Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center  •  Flushing, NY




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Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center tickets & upcoming events

If you’ve ever been lucky enough to catch a match at Grandstand Stadium at the National Tennis Center, you know it’s got that special something. I mean, who can forget that legendary match on august 30, 2005, where an underdog pulled off a victory that had everyone on their feet for over ten minutes? It’s one of those moments that sticks with you, and the stadium itself feels just right, intimate but buzzing with energy. The seats in the Promenade Reserved section are a hit among regulars because they’re reliable and well-situated, offering a decent view without breaking the bank. If you’re closer to the action, the Lower Promenade seats really bring you into the game, you’re almost part of the crowd. And if you’re biking over, there are bike racks nearby, which is pretty convenient since the stadium is just a short walk from the main ticket booth. Planning to see a big match or maybe a concert? The interactive seating chart can help you pick the perfect spot. Whether you're eyeing those front row US Open moments, VIP seats for NASCAR events, or budget-friendly WWE tickets for the family, this place has options. Honestly, grabbing tickets online is easy, and it’s a no-brainer for any sports fan wanting to experience the thrill firsthand.

Parking & Directions for Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center


One Flushing Meadows Corona Park Road, Flushing, NY
11368, US


1. National Tennis Center Lot - 0.1 miles, $25
2. Citi Field Parking - 0.6 miles, $30
3. Street Parking (limited) - 0.5 miles, Free-$10
4. Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Lot - 0.3 miles, $20
5. Private Lots (varies) - 0.4 miles, $15-$35

Grandstand Stadium at National Tennis Center concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Flushing

Experience the excitement of the US Open Tennis Championships at the iconic Grandstand Stadium located within the National Tennis Center in Flushing, NY. This premier venue hosts thrilling matches featuring top-ranked players from around the world, with key sessions scheduled from august 30 to september 5, 2026. The Grandstand Stadium is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and close-up view of the action, making it a must-visit for tennis fans. Highlights include sessions starting each morning at 11:00 AM, where you can witness intense battles on the court, with main performers often including rising stars and established champions. Whether you're attending the opening matches on August 30 or the final sessions on September 5, the Grandstand offers an unforgettable experience filled with high-stakes tennis and electrifying energy during this two-week tournament.