Broach Sports Tours Offering US Open Deals

Written by: Staff on 8th May 2013

Broach Sports Tours Offering US Open Deals

epa02887755 A fan rides an escalator up the side of Arthur Ashe Stadium on the first day of the 2011 US Open Tennis Championship at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, USA 29 August 2011. The US Open runs through 11 September 2011. EPA/PETER FOLEY |

Broach Sports Tours is hitting all four Grand Slams this year and is offering bargains for both weekends of the US Open.

Fans can get a four-day, three night Labor Day weekend package for as low as $871 per person based on double occupancy, and can get a Championship Weekend package that includes the men’s semifinals, women’s finals and men’s finals for as low as $1231.

The Labor Day package includes upper level tickets to the Saturday night session on Aug. 31, the Sunday day session on Sept. 1, and the Monday day session on Sept. 2. Fans can check into their hotel on Friday and leave on Monday, or check in on Saturday and check out on Tuesday. Fans have the choice of two hotels – the Millennium UN Plaza, or the W Hotel in Times Square.

The Championship Weekend package has a new twist this year with the men’s finals pushed back to Monday for the first time. It includes three nights hotel accommodations and tickets to the Saturday men’s semifinals, Sunday women’s finals, and Monday men’s finals.

Both packages give fans the option to upgrade to loge or courtside seating. Other options include adding a baseball game or a Broadway play, or swapping one tennis session for either.

Both packages include various other amenities including transportation from the hotel to the USTA National Tennis Center, Broach Sports Tours gift bag, welcome reception party, and a Broach Sports Tours host.

“This is one of our absolute best bargains of the year,” president Tom Broach said. “It’s about one-third of the price of a trip to Wimbledon or Roland Garros.

Broach Sports Tours, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, also hosts Major League Baseball tours and golf tours.

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