Major $800 Million Renovation to Elevate U.S. Open’s Arthur Ashe Stadium

The U.S. Open tennis tournament is set to become even more prestigious following an $800 million renovation—the largest investment ever made at the venue.

Fans attending the event at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, Queens, will experience noticeable improvements, although some upgraded areas will remain exclusive to players.

Central to the project is a comprehensive refurbishment of Arthur Ashe Stadium itself, designed to enhance the venue’s aesthetics and significantly increase pedestrian space, alleviating the cramped conditions often felt during peak match days.

In addition to the stadium upgrades, a lavish new player center is being constructed. This facility will include cutting-edge training amenities, upscale accommodations, and dining options tailored for athletes.

Construction has already begun and is planned to conclude ahead of the 2027 U.S. Open. Officials overseeing the project have assured that ongoing work will not disrupt the tournament over the next two years.

A senior official involved in the renovation emphasized the organization’s commitment to supporting the growing popularity of tennis nationwide through this significant development.