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US Open 2026 / 2027

TennisUSTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows, New York, USAUSTA (United States Tennis Association)

There is no public ticket ballot or lottery for US Open 2026 / 2027; the official routes that do exist are below.

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There is no public ballot for this event

Anyone selling you a “lottery entry” for it is not official. The routes that actually exist are listed below, straight from the organizer.

Key facts

Event dates
2026: Fan Week 23 Aug 2026 to 26 Aug 2026 (Mixed Doubles Championship 25-26 Aug, Stars of the Open 27 Aug); singles main draw 30 Aug 2026 to 13 Sept 2026, evening sessions to 11 Sept 2026, women's singles final 12 Sept 2026 (official usopen.org). 2027: TBC, expected late August to mid September 2027.
Ballot type
none
Entry cost
n/a - no ballot exists
Eligibility
n/a - general sale open to everyone via Ticketmaster
Ticket prices
2026 early-round session tickets reportedly from ~USD 115 (press, not official); prices rise steeply for finals

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Full guideUS Open Tickets 2027: There Is No Ballot, and How the 2026 Sale Ran

Where it stands

As of 5 Oct 2026

The 2026 US Open ran 30 Aug 2026 to 13 Sept 2026 (women's singles final 12 Sept 2026).

Its tickets were sold first come, first served through Ticketmaster from the public on-sale on 28 May 2026, and there was no ballot at any stage. No 2027 general on-sale dates are announced; expect them around late May 2027 (estimated from the 2026 cycle, not a USTA announcement).

The USTA's hospitality site is already promoting 2027 hospitality access, which is paid packages rather than a ballot.

How tickets actually work

No ballot. No 2027 dates are announced; the 2026 cycle is the pattern to expect: American Express cardmember presale Tue 26 May 2026 09:00 ET to Wed 27 May 2026 23:59 ET, USTA member presale windows, then the public on-sale from Thu 28 May 2026 12:00 ET via Ticketmaster (official ticketing partner). Resale via Ticketmaster's verified Official Ticket Marketplace.

Good to know

  • The sweepstakes on the official site is not a ticket ballot. usopen.org runs a US Open Sweepstakes presented by Chase, which is a marketing prize giveaway; entering it has nothing to do with getting a session ticket, and there is no draw anywhere in the real ticket flow.
  • The presales are not draws either. The American Express cardmember and USTA member windows open the same first-come sale earlier for a defined group, so the only lever anyone has is being ready at the on-sale minute rather than entering something in advance.
  • The estimate marker on this page is about 2027 only. Every 2026 date here comes from usopen.org, including the 30 Aug 2026 to 13 Sept 2026 main draw; what is projected is the late-May 2027 on-sale, extrapolated from the 2026 sale that opened 28 May 2026.

Quick answers

▸Is there a public ticket ballot for US Open 2026 / 2027?

No. There is no official public ballot or lottery for this event. No ballot. No 2027 dates are announced; the 2026 cycle is the pattern to expect: American Express cardmember presale Tue 26 May 2026 09:00 ET to Wed 27 May 2026 23:59 ET, USTA member presale windows, then the public on-sale from Thu 28 May 2026 12:00 ET via Ticketmaster (official ticketing partner). Resale via Ticketmaster's verified Official Ticket Marketplace.

▸How much does entering cost?

n/a - no ballot exists

▸Who can enter?

n/a - general sale open to everyone via Ticketmaster

Sources · last verified 5 Oct 2026 · confidence: high

Dates marked as estimated are projected from the previous cycle and will be updated the moment the organizer confirms. Always check the official site before you plan travel.

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