US Open Chase and Amex Lounge Free Sign Up. How to bypass the waitlist

US Open - JP Morgan Chase Lounge

Chase Lounge is near the US Open East Gate Entrance

Each member is allowed 4 RSVP spots per day;
8 total RSVPs per email account.

Day sessions are from 10AM to 4PM.
Evening sessions are valid from 6-8:30PM.

2024 reservations are now open as of 8/21!

Waitlist Tip: to get in during the day, confirm at the door as soon as you get through the gates. That way they know you're there for the day and can show up. Too many RSVP and bail!

Can't get into the Lounge? Check out the Chase Terrace by the top of the Grandstand court instead.
It offers nice snacks and views to chill when the weather isn't too bad. Great ice cream!

RSVP website is now available!
Enter the Customer service number: 8009452028

Need a spot? VIP fans can come join us as guests! Email is required.

US Open Fan sessions during Week 1 (Mon-Sat).

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To be our guest for one of the day sessions, please message us with the date and approximate time you're coming to the Chase Lounge or Terrace! We love to meet our fans for photo opts.

QR codes will be sent to you via email. Chase allows guests to join later, even after the host arrives.

American Express Centurion Lounge

• Reservations are available for a few sessions! Click "Notify" to be on the waitlist.
  
  
• Ticket RVSPs open for Platinum and Centurion Card members at 10:00 am
  
  
• "American Express® Platinum Card and Centurion Members can enjoy all The Centurion Suite has to offer at US Open Tennis, including food bites created by Centurion Lounge Chefs & curated cocktail and wine offerings, plus more goodies."
  
  

US Open Essentials

• Best seats with shade in the afternoon at Ashe Stadium.
  
  
• Tickets for 1st week are relatively cheap in July online! Book now!
  
  
• Backpacks are not allowed. Travel light or use a drawstring bag!
  
  
• Pack sunscreen during the day and a light jacket for night matches.

The RSVP system fills up quickly with high demand, but they will text you if a spot opens.

Take a break from the tennis at the US Open:
Enjoy A/C, drinks, and snacks while watching US Open Tennis from the Chase Lounge!

Deal Tips:
Reservations can be "split up" at various times and dates offered during the tournament. We recommend choosing an afternoon session when it is a good time to escape and recharge.

Here's another Chase Lounge tennis fan's review.


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US Open Lounges - JP Morgan Chase vs American Express Centurion

Get inside for some free A/C! Plus have some free food and drinks at the Chase and Amex Lounges. Note: the Amex Members Club lounge is free for all Amex members.

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• Ticket sales will open for Centurion Card members at 9:00 am ET (and 3:00 pm ET for Platinum Card members) in August!
  
  "American Express® Platinum Card and Centurion Members can enjoy all The Centurion Suite has to offer at US Open Tennis, including food bites created by Centurion Lounge Chefs & curated cocktails and wine offerings, plus more goodies."

With Resy, you can now RSVP your American Express reservations from noon to 8PM almost daily. Register your Amex card and download their mobile app for the best results!

Reservations are good for up to 3 members in your party for Platinum members and up to 8 members for Centurion members.

Time slots are in 30-minute intervals and are good for an hour of dining or lounging.

The Chase Lounge is an Amazing perk for Chase cardmembers. It is a very large space upstairs at the Chase building. The entrance is located immediately to the left after entering the East Gate Entrance. The check-in booth is right outside.

The Amex Centurion Lounge is for Amex Platinum and Centurion cardholders plus 2 guests. It is located inside the new Armstrong Stadium on the 2nd floor near Gate A. However, there is no direct view of the stadium once inside. An elevator (with A/C) takes you there from the 1st floor.

US Open Weather Tips:
Heat advisory warnings of 90+ temps and heat index can be expected during the afternoons. We share our first-hand experience with some new shade tips and pictures for the Armstrong Stadium.

US Open Lounges Head-to-Head Comparison: Chase vs Amex

Space and Capacity - Winner: Chase
The Chase floor can accommodate well over 50 people and feels twice as large as the Amex Centurion lounge. Anyone with a Chase wristband, once registered, may enter. The Centurion was almost always filled up, and guests must wait for guests to leave before more could enter.

Food and Drinks - Winner: Amex Centurion
The appetizers include a sandwich or gyro (usually one is veggie), chips, fruit, a small wrap,  plus some delicious cookies. New plates of Hors d'oeuvres are served at least twice an hour to the group.

Amex Centurion Lounge - Appetizer Selection

 Small Evian water bottles are free and easy to refill outside; simply ask the bar. You also get 1 free complimentary drink coupon when you enter.

I can vouch for the "Honey Deuce" and held onto the special 50th-anniversary to-go cup. The bathroom is also slightly nicer. We visited a special US Open hologram fan exhibit, along with a well-decorated interior.


Free Swag: Chase Hat vs Amex Mobile Charger
Both are quality items ~$20 in value. The Chase blue cotton hat is adjustable and very useful in the sun.

The Amex small battery charger has both a USB and iPhone charging cable good for several hours' worth of charge. Handed out at check-in.

TV viewing areas - Winner: Chase
Many large flat screen TVs line the entire length of the suite. Nearly every seat in the house can see the scores of multiple matches. The open layout allows many people to walk freely inside and does not feel crowded at all.

Water, lemonade, and coke are dispersed freely at the bar. The coffee station is also at the opposite corner of the picture below.