Hello Tennis4All!
We are thrilled to share that this year the USTA has invited Tennis4All to US Open PRIDE Day again! As part of this generous invitation, 24 Tennis4All players are invited to be featured in an on-court experience at Arthur Ashe Stadium ahead of the day session match on Thursday, August 28th. Details of the experience are below:
- When: Thursday, August 28th, US Open PRIDE Day
- Where: The US Open in New York, New York
- What: An on-court experience and celebration of US OPEN PRIDE prior to the day session match at Arthur Ashe Stadium
- Who: 24 Tennis4All tennis players are invited on-court, plus each player may bring one guest
- The perks: Tennis4All players will be featured on Ashe Stadium prior to the day session match, as well as potentially being featured on social media and in US Open comms. Additionally, all players and guests will receive a US Open Wristband for the entire day, the equivalent of a Grounds Pass Ticket, so you’re encouraged to stay on-site all day to enjoy the Open! Please note: the Grounds Pass provides first-come, first-served access to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the Grandstand and all field courts. We will have access to Arthur Ashe Stadium ONLY during the on-court experience.
If you would like to participate in this experience, please indicate your interest by completing this Google Form. Players with an active 2025-2026 Tennis4All Membership will be given first priority, and we will confirm if you received a spot by Friday, August 1st.
Please note, you are responsible for your own travel and accommodations that come with participating in US Open PRIDE with Tennis4All. When planning travel, you should anticipate needing to be at the US Open site as early as 8am on Thursday, August 28th.
Any additional logistics, details, and “need-to-knows” will be shared with attendees as we get closer to the event. In the meantime, if there are any questions, please contact Sam Smith at lewis.samuel15@gmail.com.
We hope everyone is as excited about this experience as we are, and a huge THANK YOU to the USTA and to the US Open for thinking of Tennis4All.