US Open Tennis Championships
The Grand Slam of High Society, Electrifying Night Matches & Summer Luxury
The Story of US Open Tennis Championships
The US Open is North America’s premier tennis tournament and the highest-attended annual sporting event in the world. Staged at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens, it features 14 days of breathless athletic drama culminating under the floodlights of Arthur Ashe Stadium—the largest tennis arena on Earth.
What It Feels Like on the Ground
Electric, passionate, and quintessentially New York. As twilight descends over the Manhattan skyline in the distance, 24,000 spectators inside Arthur Ashe Stadium roar with every breathtaking 130 mph ace and crosscourt winner. Chilled Honey Deuce cocktails in souvenir glasses, tailored summer linen suits, and celebrity-filled luxury suites make this the ultimate celebration of New York summer.
Signature Elements of US Open Tennis Championships
Arthur Ashe Stadium Night Sessions
The most theatrical night atmosphere in world sports, where legendary five-set marathon matches stretch past midnight.
Private Luxury Suites & Courtside Boxes
Climate-conditioned suites hovering above the court with private catering, open bars, and private balcony seating.
The Overlook & 1968 Club
Exclusive multi-level hospitality clubs offering chef-curated dining, raw bars, and champagne lounges between matches.
Championship Finals Weekend
The high-society coronation of Men’s and Women’s singles champions attended by global heads of state and A-list celebrities.
Why Industry Leaders Attend
The quintessential sports entertainment event for entertaining elite corporate clients, hosting multinational delegations in luxury suites, and experiencing world-class tennis history live.
On-Site Logistics & Travel Intelligence
The Grand Central Parkway and Long Island Expressway face brutal congestion during night sessions. Vehicles must hold official VIP parking credentials to drop guests at the boardwalk gate and avoid miles of walking.
Attending with a Corporate Delegation?
ELMIA coordinates pre-contracted hotel blocks, continuous black car standby, and executive accreditation for groups visiting New York.
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When senior executives, VIP clients, or international trade missions attend US Open Tennis Championships, ELMIA operates as a quiet, white-glove extension of your team.
Arthur Ashe Suites & Courtside Boxes
Private corporate suites and front-row courtside baseline tickets.
- Arthur Ashe Stadium private corporate luxury suite allocation
- Courtside box tickets with Overlook Club hospitality passes
- Guaranteed Men's and Women's Finals ticket delivery
Upper East Side & Midtown Luxury Suites
5-star Manhattan hotel blocks positioned near bridge exits for swift transit.
- Suites at The Mark Hotel, The Lowell & Four Seasons New York
- Post-match wellness and in-suite massage therapists
- Flexible late checkout accommodating late-night five-set thrillers
VIP Boardwalk Gate Chauffeurs
Accredited Cadillac Escalade fleet with official VIP stadium lot credentials.
- Permitted lot drop-off right at Arthur Ashe boardwalk gates
- Direct Manhattan-to-Flushing Meadows luxury transfers
- Standby chauffeurs on call until the final point of night matches
Pre-Match Brunches & Manhattan Rooftops
Private dining and celebratory post-match cocktail events across Manhattan.
- Curated reservations at premier steakhouses and private clubs
- Tennis legend meet-and-greets upon advance request
- Statue of Liberty private sunset yacht cruises on rest days
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Planning to AttendUS Open Tennis Championships
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