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September 2026
4 events- SEP022026 US Open Tennis Championships: Grounds Pass - Wednesday AdmissionFrom $287View tickets →
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The venue
About National Tennis Center
The National Tennis Center, officially the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, sits in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Flushing, New York. Renamed in 2006 to honor Billie Jean King, this premier tennis complex hosts the annual US Open and a variety of other events. With multiple show courts and a total seating capacity across venues exceeding 45,000, it’s easy to see why this is a must-visit destination for tennis fans and event attendees alike.
Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and arrange nearby lodging and dining. We’ve got you covered with accessible seating maps, transport options, parking guidance, and trusted local partners for hotels and restaurants.
Whether you’re catching a marquee match at Arthur Ashe Stadium or a smaller show court like Court 17, the National Tennis Center offers a straightforward approach to planning. Our focus is to provide clear, factual information and reliable options to help you navigate the campus, park efficiently, and maximize your time in Queens. Remember, dates and events can vary—confirm the schedule before you travel and secure your tickets early if you’re aiming for specific venues or seats.
- Arthur Ashe Stadium: approximately 23,771 seats
- Louis Armstrong Stadium: approximately 14,053 seats
- Grandstand: approximately 8,125 seats
- Court 17: approximately 2,800 seats
Transit and parking are well-supported by NYC resources. The 7 subway line serves Mets-Willets Point, and the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) provides additional access. For parking, Lot B (Open Time/Program) and Lot D (school practices/tournaments) are commonly used, with Ashe Loading Dock Parking available for specific events. Station and road signage guide you via Grand Central Parkway and Whitestone Expressway. If you’re driving, arriving early helps with parking and security checks. If you prefer a ride, consider nearby transit options to avoid traffic during peak US Open days.
For a balanced visit, consider partnering with local lodging and dining recommendations. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotels and restaurants in the Flushing/Corona area to streamline your planning, with options that are convenient to transit and walking distance to nearby venues.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Name and location: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Flushing, NY 11368.
- Capacity by venue: Arthur Ashe Stadium ~23,771 seats; Louis Armstrong Stadium ~14,053; Grandstand ~8,125; Court 17 ~2,800.
- Renaming/history: facility renamed in 2006 to honor Billie Jean King (formerly USTA National Tennis Center).
- Demolition/replacement: Louis Armstrong Stadium opened in 2018 as a replacement for the old Armstrong Stadium (demolished in 2016).
- Transit options: served by the 7 subway line to Mets-Willets Point and by the LIRR; major parking options include Parking Lot B (Open Time/Program) and Lot D for events.
- Parking directions: Lot B for Open Time/program; Lot D for school practices/tournaments; Ashe Loading Dock Parking also used; map and exits guided by Grand Central Parkway and Whitestone Expressway.
- Seating chart accessibility: official seating maps exist for Arthur Ashe Stadium and other show courts (Court 17, The Pit, etc.).
- Notable events hosted: US Open Tennis Championships (annual); Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show held at the venue in 2023 and 2024.
- Nearby hotels: multiple hotels in Flushing/Corona area; typical ticket buyer guidance references nearby lodging options and proximity to transit.