My first post..

Use code WLOEWS for $10 US Open Day tickets.
Purchase your tickets at http://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/807197

They are nosebleed seats but you can always move down to empty seats. Plus you can go watch the smaller courts action instead of staying in Arthur Ashe Stadium. It's a lot cheaper than grounds admission or a regular price ticket.

The total actually comes out to ~$18 because of the $6.50 convienice charge and Order Processing Charge(amount varies)

c00ld00d said:My first post..

The total actually comes out to ~$18 because of the $6.50 convienice charge and Order Processing Charge(amount varies)

Then you should change your title to reflect the total cost. This is almost 2x as much as your title, and very misleading.

It's "H".

I'm not sure if you can move down to the empty seats, usually there are people standing there during the change through. Even in the smaller venues, they won't allow anyone to go down even if there are a lot of empty seats. YMMV

klamen said:c00ld00d said:My first post..

The total actually comes out to ~$18 because of the $6.50 convienice charge and Order Processing Charge(amount varies)

Then you should change your title to reflect the total cost. This is almost 2x as much as your title, and very misleading.

I hate posters like you.

That is a great price...even with the stupid convenience fee, that is a good price for these tickets. Nice find.

which days does this work for?

Hey you guys try and find a better deal for US Open Tickets. $18 is a lot cheaper than $50+ for regular priced or ground admission tickets. If you go early, you can move down because its usually not full. Like I said, most of the time you will be spending it on the outer courts where the players are right in front of you.

kenyee said:which days does this work for?

I believe this works for any US Open Day Session. I tried to put in the code for a day next week and it works. Some of the early days are sold out. I personally purchased 2 for this Thursday.

philipz said:I've always wanted to go to the U.S. Open. To bad it's 3000 miles away.

I live in Flushing, but I never went to U.S. Open.