London: Wimbledon There will be a capacity crowd from the singles quarter-finals as COVID-19 restrictions on attendance are eased, All England Club announced on Sunday.
Attendance has capped at 50% since the start of the tournament last Monday, although next weekend’s final was to increase to 100% on the 15,000-capacity center court.
After a successful opening week, the championship is now allowed to operate at full capacity from Tuesday’s women’s quarter-finals on Center Court and No.
Wimbledon is being used as a pilot event for the safe return of crowds as part of the government’s event research programme.
It will be the first time outdoor stadiums at a sporting event in the UK will be at full capacity since the country’s COVID-19 pandemic shut down sports in March 2020.
Attendance has capped at 50% since the start of the tournament last Monday, although next weekend’s final was to increase to 100% on the 15,000-capacity center court.
After a successful opening week, the championship is now allowed to operate at full capacity from Tuesday’s women’s quarter-finals on Center Court and No.
Wimbledon is being used as a pilot event for the safe return of crowds as part of the government’s event research programme.
It will be the first time outdoor stadiums at a sporting event in the UK will be at full capacity since the country’s COVID-19 pandemic shut down sports in March 2020.
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