US Open ticket prices remain steep, with the main draw nearly a week away.
The average get-in ticket price to enter the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center for the 2026 US Open main draw is $288 on the secondary market, about 13% more than at the same point last year ($255), according to TicketData.
The average get-in price for the women’s singles final (Saturday, Sept. 12) and men’s singles final (Sunday, Sept. 13) at Arthur Ashe Stadium is $510—also up 13% from last year.
One-day grounds pass tickets started for around $65–$135 at face value, depending on the date and time. Resale prices are much higher, but vary widely, with weeknight tickets the most affordable; the cheapest ticket for any main draw event is $157, for the night session at Arthur Ashe on Wednesday, Sept. 2.
The pricey tickets have persisted since the first batch of face-value tickets were released through the American Express presale in May. Many were scooped up by bots, contributing to the price hikes.
