How many fans are allowed at Australian Open?
30,000 spectators
The Australian Open will allow up to 30,000 spectators a day. When the Australian Open begins next month, the grandstands may offer the closest thing to sports normalcy that the world has seen in nearly a year.
How many people attended the Australian Open in 2019?
796,435
It was the 107th edition of the Australian Open, the 51st in the Open Era, and the first Grand Slam of the year….
| 2019 Australian Open | |
|---|---|
| Surface | Hard (Plexicushion) |
| Location | Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
| Venue | Melbourne Park |
| Attendance | 796,435 |
How many people were at the Australian Open?
On Monday 17,922 people poured into Melbourne Park to attend the first day of the Australian Open. It is the biggest event to be held in Australia since the pandemic began. Over the next 13 days, some 390,000 people – about half the usual capacity – are expected to take their seats in the stands.
Are there fans at Australian Open?
A new coronavirus lockdown for the state of Victoria means five days of no fans at the Grand Slam tournament.
Are fans allowed at Australian Open 2021?
“The crowd will be capped at 7,477 for each session, which is approximately 50 per cent capacity,” explained Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley. “We look forward to welcoming fans back to the Australian Open for the next four days and to finishing the event safely and on a high.”
Are there fans at Australian Open 2021?
Australian Open 2021: Tournament won’t have fans over the next five days as Melbourne enters COVID-19 lockdown. The state will now be under Stage 4 restrictions, which means that fans won’t be able to attend the Australian Open until at least the quarterfinals begin.
How much does Aus Open winner get?
Australian Open 2020 prize money: Men’s and Women’s singles
| Winner | $4.1 million |
|---|---|
| Runner-Up | $2.05 million |
| Semi-finalists | $920,000 |
| Quarter-finalists | $460,000 |
| Fourth Round | $260,000 |
Why are there no fans at the Australian Open 2021?
How many people attended the Australian Open in 2021?
“Over the 14 days, it means we will have up to 390,000 people here at Melbourne Park, about 50 per cent of the average over the past few years,” Pakula said. “Rod Laver Arena will have an incredible atmosphere, not that different to the atmosphere we’ve seen at all the Opens in the years past.
Who is playing in the Australian Open 2021?
Australian Open
- Seed 1. ashleigh barty. AUS. Eliminated.
- Seed 2. karolina pliskova. CZE. Eliminated.
- Seed 3. naomi osaka. JPN. Eliminated.
- Seed 4. simona halep. ROM. Eliminated.
- Seed 5. elina svitolina. UKR. Eliminated.
- Seed 6. belinda bencic. SUI. Eliminated.
- Seed 7. petra kvitova. CZE. Eliminated.
- Seed 8. serena williams. USA. Eliminated.