The Labrit, full on the day of the tribute to Aimar Olaizola. /
The fronton of Pamplona does not reach a thousand locations, a capacity from which the limitations in Navarra govern
The Couples Championship returns today to Labrit, where there are no capacity restrictions according to Navarre regulations on the pandemic. The provincial executive set a thousand localities the limit from which events in closed venues have access limits. The Pamplona fronton has 940 seats, so it narrowly dodges restrictions.
The only conditions that fans who come to Labrit will have will be the mandatory use of the mask and that the bar will remain closed. It will not be necessary to present the Covid passport.
It will not be mandatory to present the covid passport to access the sports complex in Pamplona
In any case, the fronton will not seal to see the championship leaders, Elezkano II and Zabaleta, who face the colistas, Ezkurdia and Tolosa. Ticket sales have gone apace on the upper floors, the seats practically sold out, but not on the court, where the central part is covered but there is still a lot of paper.
The unbalanced, a priori, of the crash, seems to have retracted the fan somewhat and we will still have to wait to see if Labrit recovers the enormous pull it had in the festivals on Saturdays, where the great assists followed one another -when they were not filled- and a special atmosphere was created.
Pamplona, in any case, has always used to go down around Christmas time, so it is not strange that today there are tickets at the box office. It will be necessary to see if with the passage of the weeks and with the pandemic setting records, the candy box returns by virtue of its privileges at the festivals on Saturday afternoons, which had become festive events.
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