Make reservations now for the Chase Lounge at the US Open — plus other perks

HOSTED BY: 1 AIR TRAVEL

The U.S. Open Tennis Championships start in two weeks and Fan Week starts on Aug. 23, 2022. And Chase is bringing back its popular lounge and offering other on-site perks to its customers.

Whether you’re looking to beat the heat with some air conditioning, enjoy free snacks or simply get a better seat (read: something with shade), Chase is offering these perks and more to its customers. Here’s a look at what benefits you can enjoy with Chase at this year’s U.S. Open.

Want more credit card news and advice from TPG? Sign up for our daily newsletter!

Visit the Chase Lounge (reservations now open)

As with previous years, having a Chase credit card will give you access to the Chase Lounge at the U.S. Open. Reservations are required and are likely to fill up fast. The online reservations system is here.

You can reserve four different time slots, and the reservation system is open already. Expect the lounge to hit capacity, so signing up early is important. Note that there are no reservations for Fan Week; walk-ins only (Aug. 23-28).

The Chase Lounge is open from 10:30 am to 4 pm for day sessions and 6 pm to 8:30 pm for evening sessions. Chase Lounge hours are subject to change when sessions are changed or canceled by the USTA.

Once you check in and enter the lounge, you’ll receive a wristband that will allow you to enter, leave and re-enter the lounge. However, visitors should keep in mind this is a capacity-controlled venue, and the wristband alone doesn’t guarantee immediate entry. You may need to wait a bit if the lounge is at capacity.

The lounge is right inside the East Gate entrance of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

Related: Chase’s Newly Renovated Lounge at the US Open

When making your reservations, you’ll need to create an account first. To do this, have either a Chase credit or debit card handy since you’ll need information from this card to complete registration.

(Photo courtesy of Chase and JP Morgan Chase) dditional Chase perks at the US Open

Aside from the Chase Lounge, there are additional perks available for cardholders at this year’s U.S. Open.

Chase Pass benefits

This is a new perk for this year. By showing your Chase debit card or mobile wallet, you can gain access to perks like reserved seating and a complimentary food and beverage voucher.

The voucher offer is limited to the first 100 people to register for each session. You can pick up your Chase Pass at the South Plaza booth, Chase Lounge or Chase Terrace.

Chase Terrace

This is also a new benefit for Chase customers at this year’s U.S. Open. Access shaded seating from which you can watch the action, enjoy refreshments and take part in exclusive experiences. You can get in with your Chase Pass or by signing up for one at the Chase Terrace entrance.

Capacity in the terrace is limited and available first come, first served.

Related: TPG takes the US Open: We put Chase and Amex perks head-to-head at this year’s marquee event

Chase Sound Check with Joe Jonas and DNCE

(Unfortunately, tickets for the event are now sold out.)

Joe Jonas and DNCE will perform a free concert at the South Plaza of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. While this event is free and open to the public, Chase customers can gain access to an enhanced viewing area with exclusive bar access. This concert will take place during U.S. Open Fan Week on Friday, Aug. 26.

Finals Week viewing parties

Those with a Chase Pass will be able to access reserved VIP seating at Finals Weekend viewing parties at the U.S. Open. More details on this will be announced here.

Free cellphone charging

Chase customers can access free charging points to keep their devices powered up. These facilities are first come, first served and located throughout the grounds.

Bottom line

It’s great to see Chase bringing back their lounge experience and adding additional benefits at the 2022 U.S. Open.

Lounge reservations are now open. If your preferred time slot isn’t available, put your name on the waiting list and check back often, as cancellations may occur.

Additional reporting by Andrea Rotondo and Juan Ruiz.

Featured image by peepo/Getty Images.