[nsidhan]

I was at the Open this time last year. If you have tickets to Ashe, you can go to ANY court you wish for that session. But I don't think they play night matches at Armstrong/Grandstand during the second week.

[trellaine]

Originally Posted by nsidhan

I was at the Open this time last year. If you have tickets to Ashe, you can go to ANY court you wish for that session. But I don't think they play night matches at Armstrong/Grandstand during the second week.

Hmm I think my friend also thought as u did but he wasn't entirely sure-thanks!

[exposbabe]

Yup. Armstrong has reserved seating behind the two ends for people with Ashe tickets. People with grounds passes can sit on the sides.
You should have seen it during the Djokovic-Stepanek match. Complete clusterf..k. The ushers just couldn't get control of the thing.

[NYCtennisfan]

Originally Posted by exposbabe

Yup. Armstrong has reserved seating behind the two ends for people with Ashe tickets. People with grounds passes can sit on the sides.
You should have seen it during the Djokovic-Stepanek match. Complete clusterf..k. The ushers just couldn't get control of the thing.

It was crazy in there that day.

[IDJ49]

Originally Posted by exposbabe

Yup. Armstrong has reserved seating behind the two ends for people with Ashe tickets. People with grounds passes can sit on the sides.

Not exactly, the reserved seating in Armstrong are for those who purchased Armstrong tickets. If you have Ashe tickets then you have to sit in general seating along with everyone else.

[CarloBelgium]

In 6 days from know this 'Dude from Belgium' will be making his first visit to the city that never sleaps, New York! I'm really looking forward to it. I really don't know what to expect, but I've heard from a lot of people it is really impressive! Now my question! I arrive in NY on Friday September 7 at 5 pm local time. Could I still by tickets for the day-session or evening-session of Sept 8 or the eveningsession of Sept 9. Does anyone of you guys have any experience with this kind of situation? The US Open-website isn't that clear. Would I have to buy it on the 'black market' or are there still official instances where I can buy tickets? And how much would they cost? Or is it hopeless to purchase tickets the day of the matches and will I be obliged to watch the matches on TV?
I would be really greatfull if anyone of you could answer these questions! Also, if anyone has any tips for me for events that are really worth it in the period Sept 7 - Sept 23, feel free to tell them to me! Any other tips or suggestions are always welcome, here or in a personal message.
Thank you all in advance!
Greetings,
CarloBelgium

[CarloBelgium]

anyone?

[jole]

Originally Posted by CarloBelgium

anyone?

I don't know, but I know someone who got tickets on eBay when Ticketmaster didn't work.