Australian Open caps ground passes to curb crowding in 2026 season
The Australian Open has introduced a cap on ground passes after a hectic opening week in 2026, aiming to ensure a safer and more comfortable fan experience. Limiting the number of passes reduces pressure on venue infrastructure and helps organizers manage crowd flow.
This policy could serve as a model for other Grand Slam events seeking similar crowd‑control measures. Controlling attendance may set a new standard in the tennis world.
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