Richard Pagliaro | Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Image source: Gray Goose
Gray Goose brings the U.S. Open Party to the Central Terminal.
To celebrate the official U.S. Open vodka celebrates its 19th year, Gray Goose will create a pop-up Serve Bar within the iconic Grand Central terminal for three days, so fans taking train 7 from Flushing Meadows can pair the party with the U.S. open signature grey goose honey Deuce Cocktail.
From Wednesday, August 27 to Friday, August 29, fans watching daytime or evening games at the Arthur Ashe Stadium can park at the last service bar on the east side of Vanderbilt Hall at the station.
More than 60% of fans use mass transport to and from the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center via Route 7 and the Long Island Railroad (according to the MTA), while thousands pass through the historic train stations, bringing New York City’s excitement hub to the game.
Open every day from 5-8pm and 10 pm-1am, the last service column will offer free “small” sample sized grey goose honey and espresso martini cocktails for busy commuters and late night crowds who wish to stop pauses and wait for time.
Gray Goose has also worked with tennis star Frances Tiafoe for the second year to promote French vodka and its final service poker.
“The U.S. Open feels electric – crowds, passions, style. It’s different from any other Grand Slam tournament and can only come from New York City, and I’m glad to keep going with Gray Goose again this year,” said Tiafo. “The Gray Goose Honey Cocktail has become a symbol of this joyful spirit. It’s part of the culture, look and celebration.”
If you have visited the U.S. Open in recent years, you know that fans are a bunch of thirst. USTA sold more than 556,000 honey Deuce at the 2024 Championship, up 23.5% from the year, setting a record sales of $128 million.
