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Poll 50/100 | 50 days to go | How many spectators might be allowed at the Tokyo Olympics 2020?
Poll 50/100
35 members have voted
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1. How many spectators might be allowed at Tokyo 2020?
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50% of venue or 5000 whichever is lower
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50% of venue or 10000 whichever is lower
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50% of venue or 15000 whichever is lower
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50% of venue or 20000 whichever is lower
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50% of venue or 25000 whichever is lower
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50% of venue or 30000 whichever is lower
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20% of venue
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30% of venue
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No spectators will be allowed
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