Watching the stars at the U.S. Open isn't the only way fans can experience tennis at the tournament.

Visitors can also step onto the court themselves through interactive attractions inside the U.S. Open fan experience.

One of the newest additions is Tennis Rhythm Rally, a digital game that lets fans use racquet-like controllers to hit virtual targets and rack up points.

Organizers say the game is designed for both younger fans and adults looking to test their skills.

For those who want something closer to the real game, fans can also try Red Dot Tennis.

The beginner-friendly version of tennis uses larger, lighter balls and smaller racquets to make learning the sport easier.

Organizers say the experience is designed to introduce new players to tennis while giving fans a hands-on activity during their visit.

The interactive attractions are helping create future tennis fans while giving current fans another way to enjoy the U.S. Open experience.