US Open ticket prices surge as stadium upgrades fuel premium seating and resale frenzy

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Ticket prices for the U.S. Open have surged into premium territory as booming live-event demand, an active resale market, and an $800 million renovation of Arthur Ashe Stadium push more seats into courtside, club, and other premium areas. Face values remain far below secondary-market prices, with grounds passes selling for hundreds and courtside/club seats fetching thousands on resale. The renovation replaced many loge seats with premium options, boosting revenue while pricing out some fans, even as the USTA promotes Fan Week and accessibility initiatives to fund upgrades.
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