My bank account is drained... BUT I had fun - 2019 US Open Day 1 Vlog

[@hectornajera9798]

Hello. How big are the lockers? Would a carry-on bag fit in the lockers?

[@inetic450]

Do you know if us open has fan meet and greets with players during fan week or during tournament?

[@tweenerheadtennis]

It should be both! Fan week they will have some players come out and do some clinics with kids and throughout the week you will see players doing interviews or doing activities around the grounds

[@deedeechant9792]

If I get the grounds pass and watch the big screen outside Arthur Ashe can I hear the play and commentators?

[@tweenerheadtennis]

You can watch on the big screens but you can’t listen to the “play by play” commentary… you can use the US Open app to listen to it on their radio

[@moulaytaib]

So basically you buy the ticket and then once you go in there you can go any into any small tournaments and then the main one that you paid for in the big statement is that correct

[@user-mn8ue3su7n]

Going in the morning match better? I’m trying to go for the first time I’m not sure to buy night game or morning

[@tweenerheadtennis]

Day time tickets, for ground passes, allows you to see more matches throughout the day. Night session only usually doesn’t have that many matches going on around the grounds

[@nebuchadnezzareli1097]

Thanks for sharing your video! Learned something before going next week. I am just wondering what’s the best kind of ticket to buy for the 1st day? Would you suggest buying a ground pass for 1st day? Thank you

[@tweenerheadtennis]

It depends! Personally, we love doing the Armstrong stadium tickets because they are a little bit easier on the wallet, you still get high quality matches, and it is also a grounds pass for the day! The only downside is that you don't have access to Arthur Ashe stadium

[@deedeechant9792]

With the grounds pass if I watch the matches on big screen outside Arthur Ashe, will I hear the commentators?

[@bryanvallejo9024]

Hey! I’m planning on going to the US open this year. I’ve never been to one before nor any tennis tournaments. I’m buying tickets for my dad and i to go on august 30th for the first session. In your opinion, would buying for the first session be the way to go or how far along in the tournament should I go? Also, if you knew what do I get when I buy a ticket? Do I have access for all the matches that day? Thanks Great vlog btw!

[@CRCH714]

You got your tickets already?

[@alexvega30]

I have the same last question

[@JCTennis]

3rd round, Fri + Sat 1st week is the popular choice. Wed+Thurs also give you lots of matches outside of Ashe. Generally, look for the cheapest ashe tickets or 2-for-1 deals, then roam around outside.

[@swordsinging1709]

Yeah... it's a long walk from the L.I.R drop past Citi Bank Stadium and to the Open.

[@tweenerheadtennis]

It is. With the huge crowds this year... chaotic

[@kdspark6331]

That towel and duck are awesome!

[@2017Fed]

I wonder how much that duck and towel costed you

[@James-th7wb]

Whatever the duck cost it was worth it

[@kdspark6331]

Sick place🤩