What NFL Stadiums Require Vaccines?
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As the NFL season approaches, many fans are wondering what the policies are for attending games. Some stadiums are requiring proof of vaccination, while others are not. Here’s a breakdown of the policies for each team.
Introduction
This is a list of National Football League stadiums that require fans to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to attend games in person.
NFL Stadiums that Require Vaccines
There are a few NFL stadiums that are now requiring fans to show proof of vaccination in order to attend games.
The San Francisco 49ers were the first team to announce that they would be requiring vaccines, and they will be joined by the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams.
Other teams are still deciding what their policies will be, but it is likely that more teams will require vaccinated fans as the season goes on.
This is a developing story, and we will update this article as more information becomes available.
NFL Stadiums that Do Not Require Vaccines
There are currently four NFL stadiums that do not require vaccines: Green Bay’s Lambeau Field, Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium, Buffalo’s New Era Field and Cincinnati’s Paul Brown Stadium.
These exemptions come as a result of state or local guidelines. For example, Lambeau Field is located in Wisconsin, where the state does not have a mandatory vaccine policy.
Other NFL stadiums have implemented their own vaccine policies. The most notable example is the Dallas Cowboys, who announced that fans attending games at AT&T Stadium will be required to show proof of vaccination.
Conclusion
In conclusion, each NFL stadium has different requirements when it comes to vaccines. Some stadiums require all fans to be vaccinated, while others only require certain sections of the stadium to be vaccinated. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, so be sure to check with your local stadium before making any decisions.
