One of New York’s premiere sporting events, the US Open forces tennis fans to contend with massive corporate sponsors and deep-pocketed enthusiasts snapping up the best seats. But demand appears to be down and the 2014 Open has far more available tickets on the market than years past, says Arman Motiwalla, CEO of One Concierge event and travel services.

“It’s a good year for fans to hunt for tickets,” says Motiwalla.

The larger ticket inventory — from both TicketMaster and resellers— means few events will truly sell out, leading to a golden opportunity for tennis who aren’t afraid to sweat it out: Wait until the day of an event and watch online prices drop drastically.

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