Posted on 09/01/2025 4:28:32 PM PDT by Libloather
It’s tennis for ballers.
High-rollers in the city for the US Open are dishing out small fortunes at luxury hotels and coughing up thousands on tournament-themed packages — with wild amenities like chauffeurs, private penthouse tennis courts and crystal-netted ping pong tables.
At the Upper East Side’s The Mark Hotel – home of the viral $75,000 per night penthouse suite – tennis lovers can expect a private rooftop “mini” tennis court, branded tennis hat and ball set welcome gifts, a $45 Augustinus Bader lip balm and a $55 daily breakfast credit for two, all starting at a cool $1,770 per night.
The package also includes “priority access” to exclusive US Open tickets – but if you want to pull the trigger on purchasing the coveted tickets and round-trip transportation, that’ll cost extra.
Some packages, like the Game Set Stay experience at The Fifth Avenue Hotel, have already seen a “surge” in bookings compared to previous years, said Elizabeth Mullins, managing director of the hotel.
Mullins told The Post that surge can be attributed to its newly-minted status as a hot-ticket socialite event.
“Tennis is having a big moment and committed US Open fans seek more than just the matches — they want to be fully immersed in the energy and culture that surround the tournament,” Mullins said, adding the “personalized hospitality, thoughtful touches, and curated programming” of luxury packages offer the chance to celebrate the US Open “as both a sporting event and a quintessential New York experience.”
The Fifth’s all-in packages start at $1,100 per night with round-trip chauffeur airport transportation. The packages also come with custom welcome gifts like a branded baseball cap, tennis ball set and pre-made Honey Deuce upon arrival.
Hotel guests can coordinate helicopter transfers to LaGuardia Airport with the luxury hotel’s concierge team or...
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Tickets for one event - Sep 2
Arthur Ashe Stadium 11:30am
$26 to $23,000. Fees included.
Goes without saying they aren’t real fans of the sport. Just the crazy rich who are looking for another diversion.
How Commie Madmani lives.
The last time I checked, it was the cheapest of the Grand Slam events.
Final day $344 to $50,000. Cheap!
All that and that billionaire douche still had to swipe the hat from the kid.
“ they want to be fully immersed in the energy and culture that surround the tournament,” = booze, hookers.
$38.00 sandwiches? Are they eating at Burger King in LA?
Crazy. You would have to pay me to go. Always interesting dynamic when it comes to what people want to spend their money on.
Probably all bloviating liberals.
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