It’s no wonder the newly revamped Emirates hospitality suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium is the hottest ticket at the US Open.
Celebs joining the very special Page Six experience with Emirates on Tuesday were treated to the airline’s signature in-flight luxury in a space that is four times larger than standard suites at The Open.
The suite features cream leather seating, woodgrain finishes and quilted booths styled after Emirates’ premium aircraft cabins.
And for the first time on the ground, there is an exact replica of the iconic Airbus A380 sky bar that serves tournament-classic Honey Deuces, champagne and more curated drinks.
Page Six special guests — including model Grace Ann Nader, rappers Latto, Fabolous and Dave East, “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” stars Tom Felton and Emmet Smith and more — were treated to the best hospitality in the sky, brought to the US Open, when they joined the suite on Tuesday.
They enjoyed a lavish caviar bar, complete with blinis and all the fixings — all with a perfect view of the thrilling quarterfinal between Aryna Sabalenka and Linda Nosková.
Defending champion, world No. 1 Sabalenka, won the three-set match against the 6th-seeded Nosková.
After the stress of the face-off, suite-goers sat down to a lunch of fillet mignon, chicken Milanese, pan-seared scallops, eggplant parmesan, sushi, a seafood tower, tomato salad and grilled vegetables.
The stars -– who were joined by Emirates VP of USA Matthew Jones — were invited to sample a New York cheesecake, fresh fruit and delicate mini tarts for dessert.
Celebs mingled while they sipped on their drinks and munched on the delicious food between sets.
Later in the day, while snacking on a huge cheese and fruit plate, attendees watched as Frances Tiafoe defeated Alex Michelsen in an epic five-set match on center court.
Upon leaving, guests were given a special gift of Emirates-branded white tennis balls — just in case they want to prepare for next year’s tournament.
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