A lot of changes coming this season for the Ohio State Football season. As the pandemic is slowly still lurking around the Ohio Stadium has their own list of standards they want to lay down.
Most of which are already in place, however why did update what the requirements to attend a game are.
During a news conference, Tuesday, the athletics department addressed the changes in protocols and technology for fans at Ohio Stadium for home football games this year.
In August, the university announced a new app for parking passes and ticket scanning, as well as an updated mask policy.
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Mask will be required for all interior public spaces at the Shoe, including the Huntington Club, elevators, first aid rooms, restrooms, and the press box.
Masks will not be required for outdoor public spaces, including entry gates, concourses, concession stands, and the seating bowl.
In addition to the stadium, masks will be required during Skull Session, inside French Field House, and on all campus public transportation including shuttles.
Another procedure change of note is the university’s move to cashless operations throughout Ohio Stadium, including at concession stands, for merchandise, and program sales.
For more protocols for the 2021 football season, including a new app for parking passes and ticket scanning, click here.
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