The Organizing Committee of the Nitto ATP Finals, starting tomorrow in Turin, has asked the government to expand the capacity of the Pala Alpitour "by at least 7.5%", so as to "restore validity to all tickets already issued".
And, pending the decision, to "make every effort to rationalize the distribution of admissions tomorrow, the first day of the tournament, when the 60% limit will still be in force".
The requests after the CTS decision to reduce the capacity of the plant from 75% to 60% and the protests of those who had already purchased tickets.
The requests of the organizers of the ATP Finals were made to the government after having heard the local institutions, the Prefecture and the Turin Police Headquarters "to allow as many spectators to access as possible - reads a note - always in compliance with the guidelines for the organization of competitions and sporting events open to the public for the containment of the Covid-19 pandemic, and of the security protocols envisaged by the organization and approved by the competent authorities ". "I reiterate that I believe that we have operated with the utmost fairness - says the president of Fit, Angelo Binaghi - but on behalf of the Organizing Committee I express solidarity with those who could not see their passion for tennis and interest in an event rewarded. already a year ago, atopening of online ticket sales, had for certain sectors of the Pala Alpitour exceeded 70 percent of availability. In addition to the reimbursement, we will reserve a special treatment for them in future editions if they so wish ".
