Great seats, great venue for the U.S Open. Tough to get to - use the subway and be prepared for huge, crushing crowds - but once you're there, it's an amazing place to see tennis More

I was standing on hallowed ground. I would have liked to have seen the inside of Arthur Ashe Stadium or at least Armstrong Stadium. I also would have liked some sort of tour of the area. More

Catch the US Open here every September. Go before the quarter-finals to view many different matches. More

Nice venue for the Open. Good to go on the first day - you get to see the players up close and personal at the satellite courts. Food is overpriced and pretty bad but they have a captive audience. You can eat at some of the pricier restaurants where the food is better but you do pay for it. More

The free times before the main matches of the US Open are a big draw for locals (OK, our secret is out!). There are activities for kids, you get to see future stars and the grounds are adjacent to Flushing Meadow Park, CitiField and the NY Hall of Science, making it a great day for an outing. The best thing... More

I went for the first time this past year and had a great time. The first week is free and always great time. More

Daytime or nite sessions it doesnt matter u see the BEST tennis up close and personal! Nite time glitters with as many stars on the court as off! More

A must do when in NY in August/September. You can play or watch other play. More

Great place to see the tennis matches. The staff was well organized, the displays were attractive and welcoming, many places to purchase food and souvenirs, and of course- the games were FANTASTIC! More