Hospitality boom and $100 chicken nuggets: how the US Open became obscenely expensive | US Open Tennis 2026 - RAW CHILI
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The 1000 tickets at calm prices obtained by the mayor of New York Mamdani have lit a lighthouse on the costs for the spectators of the tennis tournament. Among the grandeur of an event that aims to be "the Disneyland of tennis", the speculation of the secondary market and the habit to an audience increasingly spending, have we reached a point of no return?
Visitors to this year's US Open in New York face a real financial shock at the Flushing Meadows complex.
What's going on at the US Open, where a portion of the nuggets ended up costing $100, and a $65 ticket does NOT guarantee you a place on ANY of the tournament arenas? In a detailed analysis of the Guardian, there are surprising reasons why the last Grand Slam of the year has become a business that fans of tennis tend to afford less and less....
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