Ahead of Thursday’s season opener versus the Cowboys, the Buccaneers announced updated COVID protocols at Raymond James Stadium.
No, you don’t have to wear a mask, but it is recommended. According to WTSP, the latest stadium protocols say masks are recommended for everyone indoors and should be worn at all times per the Bucs fan policy.
While this may be the case, outdoors masks are optional for those who are fully vaccinated and recommended for fans who aren’t. All Ray Jay Stadium employees will be required to wear face coverings indoors.
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Upon entering the stadium fans will not be temperature screened.
Bring your plastic, because new this season, all concessions will be cashless. Additionally, all tickets and parking will be touchless and mobile.
Also new this season will be a premium seating area, the “Champions Lounge” and “Bucs Beach” outside the stadium.
[SOURCE: wtsp.com]
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