US OPEN Series – Tickets Too High

Written by: Staff on 16th August 2011

US OPEN Series - Tickets Too High

epa02315237 Fans raise umbrellas as play is suspended shortly after the start of the Andy Murray/Dustin Brown match in Arthur Ashe Stadium at the 2010 US Open Tennis Championship at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing, Meadows, New York, USA, 03 September 2010. The US Open Championship runs through 12 September when the men's final is scheduled to be played. EPA/JUSTIN LANE |

US OPEN Series. The ticket prices are too high. We are seeing way too many empty seats in every city. The series of tourneys is also called the US summer hardcourts. The stands should be full. Full. Full. With tennis fans of all shapes. Sizes. Ages. Colors. The seats should be filled With: Kids. Vets.( No not the Pets vets). American men and woman who are active military and their families. And please lower all prices. They are outrageous. We know. We are tickets holders. Yikes. For what we spend on a week at a tournament you could take a vacay for a family of four to Hawaii… Family deals would be awesome. The economy sucks. How about a family of three. Four. Five. Six. Seven… well you get it. Let’s say 10 bucks per person . Kids under 10 free. So if its a family of four. Forty bucks. Family of five. Fifty bucks. But also throw in a coupon / voucher for a bottle of water. Cold drink. Hot dog…. Carol, Debbie, and I would really enjoy our dogs more …

What’s it going to be like at the US Open ? And why do the chicks make equal prize money at slams when they play 2 out of 3 sets and the men play 3 out of 5. What do you think of all this opiniated stuff ? Sound off below ……..