US Open 2026 Tennis Tournament Tickets: General Public On-Sale Date and American Express Presale Access Guide

General public tickets for US Open 2026 go on sale on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 10:00 AM Eastern Time. Sales are conducted exclusively online via USOpen.org and Ticketmaster. Demand is high, so we recommend creating an account in advance and being logged in at sale time.

American Express Card Members can access the presale by visiting a unique link provided in the Amex Offers section of their online account, or via USOpen.org/AmexPresale. You must log in with an Amex card as payment method. The presale begins at staggered times depending on card type: Platinum at 9:00 AM ET, Gold at 10:00 AM ET, Green at 11:00 AM ET, and others at 12:00 PM ET.

Yes, limits vary by card: Platinum cardholders can buy up to 8 tickets per session, Gold up to 6, Green up to 4, and other consumer cards up to 4. Limits are per card, not per account, so you can use multiple eligible cards to increase purchase quantity.

No, the American Express presale carries no additional service fees. Standard processing fees from Ticketmaster may still apply, but Amex waives its own surcharges. Platinum cardholders also receive a fee waiver on their first order.

The presale includes Arthur Ashe Stadium, Louis Armstrong Stadium, Grandstand, Court 17, and grounds passes. Not all sessions may be available in the presale; typically day sessions and select night sessions are included. Premium suites and hospitality packages are also available for Platinum cardholders.

Yes, the presale is open to all American Express Card Members globally. However, the payment currency and delivery may be subject to international fees. Check with your local Amex customer service for details.

If you miss the presale, you can still purchase tickets during the general public sale on June 3, 2026. Additionally, USTA members have another pre-sale on May 29, 2026. Resale platforms like Ticketmaster Verified Resale and StubHub also offer tickets, though at potentially higher prices.

Yes, USTA members receive a pre-sale on May 29, 2026. Additionally, certain corporate partners and credit card issuers (e.g., Chase) may have targeted pre-sales. Check with your bank or corporate benefits.

Tickets purchased directly from USOpen.org and Ticketmaster are non-refundable except in case of tournament cancellation or significant schedule changes. American Express cardholders may have additional chargeback protections. For resale purchases, refund policies vary by platform.

To maximize your chance at premium seats, log in early, use the Platinum card (if you have it) for earliest access, and avoid refreshing the page. Consider selecting 'Best Available' rather than specific sections to increase success rate. Also, target less popular sessions like weekday day sessions.

Yes, the official US Open app (available on iOS and Android) allows ticket purchase during the presale and general sale. The app also offers mobile entry, schedule updates, and interactive maps. American Express cardholders can link their card to the app for faster checkout.

During the American Express presale, you must use an American Express card. During the general public sale, all major credit cards, PayPal, and some digital wallets are accepted. American Express still offers bonus Membership Rewards points during presale.

Yes, tickets are transferable via the Ticketmaster account manager. You can transfer them up to a few hours before the session. However, scalping restrictions may apply; resale is only allowed on authorized platforms.

All tickets are digital and delivered via the Ticketmaster app or US Open app. You can access them on your smartphone. For international buyers, ensure your account is set up to receive mobile tickets.

If the site crashes, do not refresh repeatedly. Wait a few minutes and try again. Use the mobile app as a backup. The queue system typically saves your place. American Express cardholders may have a dedicated hotline for troubleshooting.