Islanders, UBS Arena unveil COVID rules for fans attending games this year
For those that want to enter UBS Arena, anyone who is over five years old will need to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated or that they have tested negative for COVID-19.
News 12 Staff
•
Sep 25, 2021, 2:17 AM
•
Updated 967 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:41
Liberty too much for Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever in her Brooklyn debut
12h ago
Siakam helps Pacers beat Knicks 116-103 in Game 6 to send Eastern Conference semifinals to the limit
yesterday1:30
Scottie Scheffler, charged with assault after officer dragged near fatal crash, tees off at PGA Championship
yesterday0:23
New York Rangers beat Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 to advance to Eastern Conference Final
2ds ago0:42
NFL releases 2024 schedule. A look at the Giants, Jets’ home openers
3ds ago
Giants making 'Hard Knocks' debut in a new series focusing on the offseason
3ds ago1:41
Liberty too much for Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever in her Brooklyn debut
12h agoSiakam helps Pacers beat Knicks 116-103 in Game 6 to send Eastern Conference semifinals to the limit
yesterday1:30
Scottie Scheffler, charged with assault after officer dragged near fatal crash, tees off at PGA Championship
yesterday0:23
New York Rangers beat Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 to advance to Eastern Conference Final
2ds ago0:42
NFL releases 2024 schedule. A look at the Giants, Jets’ home openers
3ds agoGiants making 'Hard Knocks' debut in a new series focusing on the offseason
3ds agoThe Islanders on Friday issued their notice to fans about what they will need to attend home games for the upcoming season.
For those that want to enter UBS Arena, anyone who is over five years old will need to provide proof that they are fully vaccinated or that they have tested negative for COVID-19.
That new rule is frustrating for some fans, especially those with kids.
"This would have been great before I purchased my season Tickets!!,” Frank Ingoglia posted on the team's Facebook page. “I'm not getting my kids tested before every game."
On the other side, Richard Zimmerman posted: "Safety first. We are all in this fight together to stop the virus from spreading."
The Isles’ first home game at their brand-new home is Nov. 20 against Calgary.
