2024 U.S. Open Returns To NYC: Here's What You Need To Know

NEW YORK CITY — The 2024 U.S. Open returns to Queens and the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Monday.

The tournament will officially run from Monday, Aug. 26 to Sunday, Sept. 8.

U.S. Open matches will air on ESPN and ESPN2, will be streaming on ESPN+.

Defending event champions Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic will compete with other players for a record $75 million in total compensation.

Matches began at 11 a.m. Monday at Louis Armstrong Stadium will continue throughout the day at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

You can view the full schedule of the tournament here.

Residents can expect street closures around the tennis complexes, including:

• Grand Central Parkway
• Brooklyn-Queens Expressway
• Cross Island Parkway
• Long Island Expressway
• Whitestone Expressway
• Van Wyck Expressway

A number of local streets will be closed off for the tournament:

• Northern Boulevard between Junction Boulevard and Clearview Expressway
• Roosevelt Avenue between Main Street and 104th Street
• College Point Boulevard between 31st Avenue and Horace Harding Boulevard
• 126th Street/Seaver Way between Roosevelt Avenue and Northern Boulevard
• 111th Street/Saultell Avenue between Roosevelt Avenue and Horace Harding Boulevard
• Astoria Boulevard between RFK Bridge Plaza and 114th Street
• Shea Road between 126th Street/Seaver Way and Meridian Road
• Meridian Road