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August 28 - September 10, 2017
There’s nothing quite like the U.S. Open. The other Grand Slams have their own unique charms and attractions, but there’s something about the late-summer vibe in New York City that makes the Open so distinctive. The media capital of the world, boisterous crowds and players vying to end their summers on a high note combine to create an electric atmosphere. Perhaps it’s the proximity to Broadway, but a memorable performance can come from anywhere—an upstart on a packed side court, or a headliner in one of the stadiums.
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