US Open 'Honey Deuce' Price Set for 2026, See the History of Signature Cocktail on Concession Menu
The price of a "Honey Deuce" at the US Open has increased steadily over the last decade-plus, but it will remain the same as last year at this year's event.
The price of a "Honey Deuce" at the US Open has increased steadily over the last decade-plus, but it will remain the same as last year at this year's event.
The signature drink, which debuted in 2007 for just $12, will cost fans $23 this year. It's a relatively high price to pay for a drink, but fans can at least rest assured knowing they're getting the same deal as last year.
According to Lucia Auerbach of Inc, the Instagrammable vodka drink brought in $17 million for the USTA at last year's US Open. It's only available at the US Open grounds, driving the demand up even more as the US Open continues to be one of the most popular USTA events of the year.
The US Open begins next week, and fans will surely be flocking to the concession stands to get their hands on tennis' most popular drink.
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