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In that sense, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) announced today on its official site that tickets will go on sale from July for all the fields and the field passes for the tournament that will last two weeks and that “will recover the original capacity in one more step for the return to normality.”
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In this house
we will have
100% capacity( •,• )
/— US Open Tennis (@usopen) June 17, 2021
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The US Open, which last year it was played behind closed doors and consecrated the Austrian as champion Dominic Thiem in boys and in japanese Naomi Osaka In ladies, it will be the first Grand Slam tournament to regain normality in its stands, since the 2020 edition of the Australian Open, before the pandemic was declared.
The central stadium of New York’s Billie Jean King Tennis Center complex, the Arthur Ashe, has a total capacity for 23,771 spectators and as reported by the USTA in the last edition with the public, in 2019, a total of 700 thousand people during the two weeks of the tournament.
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New York raised the restrictions for the coronavirus pandemic
After registering more than 33,000 dead During the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most famous cities in the world once again breathed without chinstraps and the short distance between people is already enjoyed. “We have reached 70% vaccination. It is the national goal, and we have reached it ahead of schedule. It means that we can now return to the life we know, ”said the governor. Andrew Cuomo.
Although Cuomo’s announcement took effect on Monday and there was a great fireworks show to celebrate the return to normalcy, in the streets a few are still seen wearing chinstraps.
