If you go to ATP in Buenos Aires, find out everything you can see here: meet tennis players, enjoy the extensive menu and win a prize.
For tennis fans, the Argentina Open this is the perfect date. The ATP 250, which this year has a stellar presence of Carlos Alcaraznumber two in the world offers the public a wide variety of attractions In addition to the excellent level of tennis: Spectators can enjoy an extensive food menu and win prizes, if they are up to it…
A day at the Argentina Open: food and entertainment
After entering Valenín Alsina street, enter the center of the food and entertainment sector. The stadiums, later. First, if you arrive early, you can enjoy all kinds of food, from food to drinks and coffee. The particularity of this service is that there is a unique box where you ask for what you want and then you go to the stall equivalent to withdrawing with the ticket you purchased.
After a good aperitif, it may be time to enter Guillermo Vilas to see, for example, Francisco Cerundolocurrently the best ranked Argentine tennis player (30th).
If not, you can continue to the main sector and encourage yourself challenge your skills at the stalls of different brands. On the one hand, you can play “mini tennis” with your friends or family.
Next to the door, you have to line up to try to hit a small platform with a tennis ball and it is insert a tube of pellets. If you ever get it, a cap will be yours.
If you’re left wanting a prize, This crane that is not made of stuffed animals but made of balls can be your chance to bring a souvenir home with you. The youngest, fanatic with a chance to win one and have it signed by one of their idols.
The chance to meet the stars of the Argentina Open
After the game, if you go to Vilas gate 1 sector, you have a big possibility that get to know one of the figures closely who for a while spent the racket in the center court. In this case, after defeating Hugo Dellien (107th) 3-6, 6-2 and 6-2, the Argentine Thomas Etcheverry (82°) He approached the fans and gave photos and autographs, especially to the youngest.
The attractions don’t stop there. In one sector, next to stadiums 2 and 3, are the fields in which they practice those a little later have to play their match at the Argentina Open. This Tuesday, fans watch Sebastián Báez (36°)that in the night shift had to face Dusan Lajovic (90 °).
Source: Tycsports
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