US Open Tennis - Arthur Ashe Day Session (Mon Aug 31)
USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center · Flushing
What a pair cost, hour by hour
9 reads of the resale market between Sat 5 AM and Mon 8 AM. Going rate = the 3rd-cheapest pair in each level, all-in. Asking prices, not sales.
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Going rate for a pair, by level ($ a ticket, fees in)
Courtside$571 → $670 +17%Loge$375 → $466 +24%Promenade$254 → $310 +22%Resale seats on the board, all levels1,607 → 474 -71%Dashed amber line: lineup out (order of play released, about 6:30 PM the evening before).
What happened
At the start, Promenade was the cheapest level with real depth at $310 a ticket for a pair, fees included, up 22% from $254 on Aug 29. Loge moved the most, up 24% from $375 to $466.
474 resale seats were still listed at the start, 71% fewer than the 1,607 on Aug 29.
From 9 reads of publicly listed resale asking prices since Aug 29. Asking prices, not sales.
Level
First read of the day8:32 AM
Courtside
$670
Loge
$466
Promenade
$310
Resale seats on the board
474
1,607 resale seats were listed at the first read (Sat 5 AM); 474 were still listed at the start, 71% fewer.
Courtside: a pair went from $571 at the first read to $699 once the lineup was known (Sun 7 PM) to $670 at the start (up 17% overall).
Loge: a pair went from $375 at the first read to $410 once the lineup was known (Sun 7 PM) to $466 at the start (up 24% overall).
Promenade: a pair went from $254 at the first read to $291 once the lineup was known (Sun 7 PM) to $310 at the start (up 22% overall).
Source: publicly listed resale asking prices on the primary ticketing site, read through the day by WantToBuyTix. Wheelchair and accessible seats excluded. Prices include fees. This is a record of what sellers asked, not what buyers paid. More events · This event