The US Open schedule for 2025 includes two weeks of action in Queens, starting on August 24 and running through September 7. This year the tournament features a 15-day schedule that gives fans more matches to attend and players more rest between rounds. Defending men’s champion Jannik Sinner and women’s winner Aryna Sabalenka will be among those seeking to defend their titles.
With a host of rising stars like Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek, and Carlos Alcaraz, this tournament could be one of the most competitive in recent memory. The expanded 15-day format also means more chances to see top seeds practicing and competing against each other (check the practice schedule here and on the app).
Ticket availability for the tournament’s show courts is always tight, with the official Ticketmaster site and reseller sites offering the best chance of scoring tickets for major match-ups. It’s important to note that ticket prices are dynamic and will change over time, as the tournament releases more of its face-value “standard” tickets in response to demand and supply (this can be frustrating, but it is a common ticketing practice).
Another helpful tip is to track the schedule closely as the event approaches, as tickets often go on sale the day prior to a session or even a couple days before. Additionally, it’s not uncommon for the resale market to have some of the best deals on the final weekend of the tournament. Check the resale market frequently, as these discounts are usually gone within hours.