“Time to make tickets cheaper!”- Tennis Twitter BLAMES the organizers for poor ticketing strategy resulting in empty stadiums even for the biggest matches in Rome
Tennis Twitter criticized the Italian Masters organizers for high ticket prices.
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There is growing resentment among fans for the poor ticketing strategy at the ongoing 2023 Italian Masters. We have witnessed empty stands in a couple of big matches in Rome already this week, with most of them being night session matches.
Fans have complained that the ticket prices at the Rome Masters is unreasonably high. The prices for the Centre Court and Grandstand are almost unaffordable for many fans, who are eager to witness the tennis stars in action. Moreover, the night session matches demand a separate pass, which is the prime reason why the stands remain unfilled.
Generally, tickets are priced at a higher rate for the Centre Court and Grandstand when the local Italian players are in action. However, this time around, prices have soared irrespective of who is scheduled to play on any given day.
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Tennis Twitter criticizes poor ticketing strategy in Rome
Nowadays, nothing escapes the attention of Tennis Twitter. This particular community allows fans to express their opinion, and the large user base makes sure that their comments are heard or seen. Fans took to Twitter to criticize the poor ticketing strategy in Rome, as they lashed out at the organizers.
Fans have also criticized the 10-day format for the Italian Masters. They believe that the rest of the smaller clay-court tournaments have been squeezed in, which has affected their scheduling.
The Rome Masters concludes on 21st May, with the French Open scheduled to commence a week after the final ATP clay court tournament.
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