15 Days of Championship Tennis

Experience the final Grand Slam of 2025 with expanded format and world-class competition

15 Days
$90M Prize Money
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The 2025 US Open runs from Sunday, August 24 to Sunday, September 7, 2025 — marking the first time in tournament history featuring a historic 15-day format. Defending champions Jannik Sinner (men) and Aryna Sabalenka (women) will return to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York.

This comprehensive guide covers all session times, TV coverage, and ticket information for the final Grand Slam of 2025.

Last updated: August 14, 2025 | Source: WTA Tour & Official US Open

2025 US Open Quick Facts

Tournament Info Details
Dates August 24 - September 7, 2025 (15 days)
Venue USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Queens, NY
Defending Champions Jannik Sinner (Men), Aryna Sabalenka (Women)
Prize Money $90 million total ($5.0 M for the singles champions)
Session Times Day: 11 AM/12 PM | Night: 7 PM
TV Coverage ESPN networks exclusive, ESPN+ streaming

Complete 2025 US Open Schedule by Day

The 2025 tournament introduces a groundbreaking 15-day format with Round 1 matches spread across three days instead of two. The Official Order of Play is released each evening for the following day. All times are Eastern Time (ET).

"The extended 15-day format represents a significant evolution in Grand Slam tennis, allowing players more recovery time between matches while providing fans with an additional day of world-class tennis action."
— Robert J. Wood, PhD, Founder of Topend Sports
Jump to: Week 1 Week 2 Finals

Day 1: Sunday, August 24 (Historic 15-Day Format Begins)

Rounds: Men's & Women's 1st Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Gates Open: 9:30 AM ET

Day 2: Monday, August 25

Rounds: Men's & Women's 1st Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Peak first-round action with 64 singles matches

Day 3: Tuesday, August 26

Rounds: Men's & Women's 1st Round (Final Day)

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Completing 128-player draws in both singles

Day 4: Wednesday, August 27

Rounds: Men's & Women's 2nd Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Day 5: Thursday, August 28

Rounds: Men's & Women's 2nd Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Day 6: Friday, August 29

Rounds: Men's & Women's 3rd Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Round of 32, featuring top seeds in action

Day 7: Saturday, August 30

Rounds: Men's & Women's 3rd Round

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Day 8: Sunday, August 31

Rounds: Men's & Women's Round of 16

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Second week begins, elite sixteen players remain

Day 9: Monday, September 1 (Labor Day)

Rounds: Men's & Women's Round of 16

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong/Grandstand), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Labor Day holiday, expect large crowds

Day 10: Tuesday, September 2

Rounds: Men's & Women's Quarterfinals

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Elite eight competitions begin, top half of draws compete

Day 11: Wednesday, September 3

Rounds: Men's & Women's Quarterfinals

Day Session: 11:00 AM ET (Armstrong), 12:00 PM ET (Ashe)

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+

Notes: Bottom half of draws compete, final four determined

Day 12: Thursday, September 4

Rounds: Women's Semifinals

Session Times: TBD (typically afternoon and evening)

TV Coverage: ESPN (primetime coverage)

Gates Open: 11:00 AM ET

Day 13: Friday, September 5

Rounds: Men's Semifinals & Doubles Finals

Day Session: 12:00 PM ET

Evening Session: 7:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN (primetime coverage)

Notes: Final four men's players compete

Day 14: Saturday, September 6

Events: Women's Singles Final & Mixed Doubles Final

Session Time: 2:00 PM ET (Women's Final)

TV Coverage: ESPN (live national broadcast)

Notes: Women's championship match

Day 15: Sunday, September 7 (Championship Sunday)

Events: Men's Singles Final

Session Time: 2:00 PM ET

TV Coverage: ESPN (live national broadcast)

Notes: Tournament finale with men's championship

How to Watch the 2025 US Open

ESPN holds exclusive US broadcasting rights through 2037 under a 12-year, $2.04 billion agreement. The network provides comprehensive coverage across multiple platforms for one of the major sporting events of 2025.

Television Broadcast

  • ESPN - Main tournament coverage and marquee matches
  • ESPN2 - Secondary court coverage and extended hours
  • ESPNEWS - News updates and highlight packages
  • ABC - Weekend finals and semifinals (potential)

Streaming Options

  • ESPN+ - $10.99/month or $109.99/year with all courts coverage
  • Hulu + Live TV - Includes ESPN channels ($76.99/month)
  • YouTube TV - ESPN package included ($72.99/month)
  • Sling TV - ESPN available in Orange package ($40/month)

International Coverage

  • United Kingdom: Sky Sports
  • Canada: TSN
  • Australia: Channel 9
  • Global: Nearly 200 countries via regional partners

Tournament Venue & Getting There

USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

The tournament takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York City. The facility has undergone $600 million in renovations, including retractable roofs on both Arthur Ashe and Louis Armstrong stadiums.

Arthur Ashe Stadium

23,771 seats - World's largest tennis stadium with retractable roof

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Louis Armstrong Stadium

14,053 seats - Features retractable roof for weather protection

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Grandstand & Court 17

8,125 & 2,800 seats - Intimate venues for exciting matches

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Transportation

Recommended: Take the 7 subway train or Long Island Rail Road to Mets-Willets Point Station. The subway ride from Grand Central takes approximately 20 minutes and costs $2.90.

Driving: Parking is available for $40 (cars) and $50 (buses), though public transportation is strongly encouraged.

Gate Times

  • Day Sessions: Gates open 9:30 AM ET
  • Night Sessions: Gates open 6:00 PM ET

2025 US Open Tickets & Pricing

Tickets are available through Ticketmaster as the official partner, with American Express early access beginning May 27, 2025, followed by general sales on May 30.

Ticket Types & Pricing

Venue Type Starting Price Features
Arthur Ashe Stadium Loge Seats ~$250 Premium seating, main matches
Louis Armstrong Reserved Seats ~$150 Retractable roof, top matches
Grandstand Reserved Seats ~$100 Intimate setting, quality matches
Grounds Pass General Admission ~$183 All field courts, GA at Armstrong/Grandstand

Premium Experiences

  • Arthur Ashe Suites: 20-person capacity with all-inclusive dining
  • Hospitality Packages: The Overlook, 1968 Room, US Open Club
  • Courtside Seats: Premium pricing, closest to action

Defending Champions & 2025 Storylines

The 2025 tournament features compelling storylines as defending champions return to Flushing Meadows.

2024 Champions Defending Their Titles

  • Men's Singles: Jannik Sinner (Italy) - First Italian men's US Open champion in Open Era
  • Women's Singles: Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) - Third Grand Slam title, hard-court specialist

American Contenders to Watch

The strongest US contingent in years features three American men in the ATP Top 10 for the first time since 2006:

  • Men: Taylor Fritz (#4), Ben Shelton (#6), Tommy Paul (#16)
  • Women: Coco Gauff (#2), Jessica Pegula (#4), Madison Keys (#6)

Rising Stars

  • Mirra Andreeva (Russia): 18 years old, WTA #5
  • Ben Shelton (USA): 22 years old, breakthrough 2024 season

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the 2025 US Open?

The 2025 US Open runs from Sunday, August 24 to Sunday, September 7, 2025. This marks the first time in tournament history featuring a 15-day format instead of the traditional 14 days.

What time do US Open sessions start?

Day sessions start at noon on Arthur Ashe Stadium and 11:00 AM on Louis Armstrong Stadium and Grandstand. Night sessions begin at 7:00 PM. Gates open at 9:30 AM for day sessions and 6:00 PM for night sessions.

Who are the defending US Open champions?

The defending champions are Jannik Sinner (Italy) in men's singles and Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) in women's singles, both winners of the 2024 tournament. Sinner became the first Italian man to win the US Open in the Open Era.

How can I watch the US Open on TV?

ESPN has exclusive US broadcasting rights through 2037. Matches air on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNEWS, with comprehensive streaming on ESPN+ ($10.99/month). All courts have dedicated streaming coverage during the tournament.

How much are US Open tickets?

Arthur Ashe Stadium Loge seats start around $250 for early rounds. Grounds passes average $183 and provide excellent value with access to all field courts and general admission areas at Armstrong and Grandstand stadiums.

Where is the US Open played?

The tournament is held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York City. The facility features 22 courts, including the world's largest tennis stadium (Arthur Ashe Stadium).

What makes the 2025 US Open historic?

The 2025 US Open introduces a groundbreaking 15-day format in tournament history, extending from the traditional 14-day schedule. This allows Round 1 matches to be spread across three days instead of two, reducing player congestion and providing fans with an extra day of championship tennis.