Good news, tennis fans: the Honey Deuce price is staying at $23 at the 2026 US Open. In a world where seemingly everything—from a stadium beer to a parking spot—costs more than it did yesterday, the tournament’s iconic cocktail is apparently refusing to participate in inflation.
The $23 Grey Goose Honey Deuce will once again be served at the US Open, featuring Grey Goose vodka, lemonade, raspberry liqueur and those famous honeydew melon “tennis balls.” The USTA lists the Honey Deuce as the signature cocktail of the tournament, with Grey Goose returning as the official vodka partner for its 20th year.
And honestly, $23 almost feels like a bargain—at least by US Open standards.
The Honey Deuce became a full-blown New York summer phenomenon long ago, evolving from a tennis-themed cocktail into a social media accessory. In 2025, the drink reportedly generated a staggering $17 million in sales, showing that fans are more than willing to pay premium prices for vodka, lemonade, three melon balls and the opportunity to photograph it courtside.
The decision to keep the Honey Deuce at $23 in 2026 is particularly notable because plenty of other US Open expenses continue to climb. Even ticket prices have been generating plenty of sticker shock this year.
So consider the Honey Deuce the rare inflation-proof institution at Flushing Meadows. The tickets might hurt, the concessions might make your wallet cry, but at least that pink cocktail is holding the line.
Twenty-three dollars. Three melon balls. Zero price increase.
That might be the biggest upset of the US Open.
