@tahasutarwala Hi, sorry to tweet but I didnβt find a way to msg privately. I found your insurance cards on a sidewalk in SF. Feel free DM and I can send a pic or arrange to mail back to you.
@garciafelipe Queue card 723 for Day 2 (Tuesday) likely arrived around 15:30 *the day before* on Day 1 (Monday). I compiled historical Queue numbers and arrival times here, if you're interested: https://t.co/yyLM2wGKCE
Happy #USOpen2019! Official PDF brackets are decent, but in case you enjoy my emoji-game, here are my blank printable PDF draw brackets for Men's and Women's Singles πΎπ https://t.co/RTTD4KpBgQ
@erwindv31 Capacity of Henman Hill is ~3,500 so I'd guess they'd let in about that many, maybe a bit more since doubles and juniors are still playing on outside courts. Just a guess.
@RobertsonDona @pradipjgurung I think 6am should be fine for a grounds pass, especially for the Women's Final day. Capacity may be reduced for the final weekend, but I think there should still be several thousand grounds passes available.
@cynthiachen_wl You do, yes. Queue starts in Wimbledon Park, but note only grounds passes to watch singles are available from today on. Southfields station is closest to the main entrance to the Queue. https://t.co/LxnXCnBehm
@pradipjgurung Hard to say since itβs such a blockbuster match on the one hand, but on the other hand all the crazy queuing has ended. Iβd probably go in the morning to get a good spot. Today there were about 1,000 by 9am, tomorrow likely busier.
@LornieMcJ@BrianWhitten Apparently there are No.1 Court tickets available each day, but at this point only doubles matches are scheduled there and it looks like todayβs Queue is well past 500 already.