Thanks OP, I might actually attend this year.

Thans OP. Great deal.

sold out.

SmashNGrab said:if i buy tickets for my friends, can they get into the stadium without me?
Not if you have the tickets waiting for you to pick up as you will need to show id and the credit card. If you pay extra to print them yourself (and what a ripoff that is!) then it should be fine.

Maruzo said:I second that. How far away is L.A. anyway? Isn't it something like 5,000 miles?
I guess geography wasn't your strong subject in school, eh?

genisys said:are you G. W.B

GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE?

fixfox69 said:Don't know what the situation is nowadays, however when I lived in NYC in the mid 90's I used to go to see the US Open action.

I used to go in the 80s, in the old stadium. It was awesome! I remember watching the epic Connors/Agasi match in the stadium - unbelievable.

I havent been to the new venue, but I heard it's so much bigger than the old one that it's not as much fun.

Still, the players were more fun in the old days.

Thanks, went to the qualifiers last friday and had my picture taken with guga, roddick, gasquet, missed feds and nadal.

Anyway, I have tickets for labor day, but this was too good to pass up, thanks OP, ground pass is usually around 40+ dollars per ticket, tickets to Ashe is nothing but ground pass in my opinion as it is no fun watching a match from 10 floors up, the players look bigger on the TV screen on Ashe.

There will be some nice matches on the outside courts + armstrong and grandstand.

Terrific.

Living two minutes away from it, traffic is always bad whenever there is a event like this.

BTW I never attend an u.s open or METS game.

just know that when you get there, the FW community is sitting all around you.