Across
- 4. The full name of the National Tennis Center, honoring a tennis icon and equality advocate.
- 8. Where fans can watch top players train up close before or between matches.
- 9. A ticket type that grants access to outer courts and general areas, not reserved seating.
- 11. A smaller but iconic stadium known for its intimate viewing experience and passionate fans.
- 12. The borough of New York City where the US Open is held each year.
Down
- 1. A free, fun-filled lead-up to the main tournament with open practices, kids' events, and exhibitions.
- 2. The total number of match courts used throughout the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
- 3. One of the outer show courts, nicknamed the “Pit” for its sunken design and rowdy energy.
- 5. The surface type of the US Open, known for its fast-paced play and consistent bounce.
- 6. The home of the US Open, featuring stadiums, practice areas, and fan zones.
- 7. The second-largest stadium on the US Open grounds, rebuilt in 2018 with a retractable roof.
- 10. The main stadium court at the US Open, named after the 1968 champion and tennis legend.
