Islanders reveal new COVID-19 policy for fans at Coliseum
The Isles are letting about 1,400 fans into the barn per game.
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Mar 24, 2021, 11:03 AM
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Fans can still show proof of a negative PCR test within three days of
the game. However, now they can also show a negative antigen test
within six hours of the game.
If you are fully
vaccinated, you're good to go to a game two weeks after getting your
last shot.
The Isles are letting about 1,400 fans into the barn per
game.
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