US OPEN MAIN DRAW EXPANDING TO SUNDAY START IN 2025
- More Fan Access than Ever to the US Open Main Draw Following Three Consecutive Years of Record-Breaking Attendance
- US Open to Feature First Weekend Start in the Open Era and 15 Main Draw Competition Days in 2025
- US Open Fan Week Offering Free Grounds Admission Monday through SaturdayPrior to Main Draw
NEW YORK, N.Y., January 29, 2025 – The USTA today announced that after a third consecutive year of extraordinary demand and record-breaking attendance in 2024, the US Open Main Draw will expand to 15 competition days in 2025. This year’s US Open will feature the first weekend start to the Main Draw in the Open Era, beginning on Sunday, August 24, and running through Sunday, September 7. With more planned Main Draw competition days than ever and Fan Week featuring six days of free grounds admission prior to the Main Draw, the 2025 US Open is set to offer the most access for fans in the event’s 145-year history. The full, three-week US Open will run from August 18-September 7 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y.
The men’s and women’s singles first rounds will be played Sunday-Tuesday in 2025, with the Sunday start offering Main Draw access for an additional 70,000-plus attendees. Opening Sunday will have six new ticketed sessions available – day and night sessions for reserved seats in both Arthur Ashe Stadium and Louis Armstrong Stadium and day-session tickets for Grandstand reserved and Grounds Admission. No further adjustments to the Singles Main Draw schedule after the first round are planned.
