Ticket prices for the remaining matches of the 2026 US Open tennis tournament, including the women's singles final and men's semifinals and final, have seen a substantial drop, according to recent reports. This presents an opportunity for fans to witness top-tier tennis at a reduced cost compared to earlier stages of the competition.

The women's singles final, scheduled for Saturday, September 12, at Arthur Ashe Stadium, will feature a showdown between the world's top two ranked players: Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus and Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan. As of publication, the lowest available ticket price for this match was $291, including fees, a decrease from the $384 observed just three days prior. Sabalenka, aiming for her third consecutive US Open title, expressed confidence in her current physical and mental state following her semifinal victory.

For the men's singles, the semifinals are set for Friday, September 11. The first semifinal pits No. 1 Alexander Zverev of Germany against No. 50 Karen Khachanov of Russia, with tickets starting as low as $21, a significant reduction from $259 just days ago. Later that evening, American contenders No. 9 Ben Shelton and No. 12 Frances Tiafoe will compete, with tickets for their match priced at $305, down from $378.

The men's singles final is scheduled for Sunday, September 13. The cheapest tickets available for this championship match were $427, down from $561. Oddsmakers currently favor a final between Shelton, who eliminated Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals, and Zverev.

Earlier in the tournament, ticket prices for the US Open were considerably higher. For example, on September 8, prices for the men's singles semifinals were listed at $378 and women's doubles finals at $259. Grounds admission on September 11 was $4, down from $25 earlier in the week.

The tournament has seen compelling matches throughout, with notable upsets and strong performances from the remaining contenders. The men's singles semifinals will determine the final two players who will compete for the championship title on Sunday.