US Tennis Open Seating Chart

Arthur Ashe 3d Seating Chart with Rows and Seat Numbers

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When looking for US Open Seats, whether you are looking for the best seats in the Promenade, Loge or Courtside Sections, the row and seat number are important. Click on the detailed US Open Seating Chart below to see a larger image.

Courtside Seats

Almost every row in the courtside boxes has two rows for each labeled row number (see detailed Arthur Ashe Stadium seating above). For example Row AA in section 54 is split into two rows: row one being seats 1-4 & row 2 seats 5-8. Therefore when buying courtside seats you need to be cautious of which seat numbers you are buying. Seats sharing the same Box Number and Row Letter may actually be in 2 consecutive rows. For example you may buy four seats, seat numbers 3-6 in Row A. This would mean that two people would be in one row, and two other people in another row. Before buying your US Open tickets feel free to reach out to us at support@tickpick.com for help.

TickPick Tip: Courtside Sections 10-11, 14-25 and 28-29 go from Rows A-H while Courtside sections 48-49, 52-63 and 66-67 go from Row AA, followed by Rows A-H.

Loge Seating Chart Info

The Arthur Ashe Stadium seating chart went through a minor, but meaningful change in 2014. Previously the Loge Box seats only had 3 seats next to each other, which created massive problems. The changes to the US Open seating chat now make it so that virtually every row has 12 seats per a row.

TickPick Tip: Loge Seating goes from Rows A-G.

Lower Promenade and Upper Promenade Seating

Seat number 1 is always located closest to the adjacent section with the higher section number. For example Seat 1 in Section 321 is next to section 322 (seat 21).