SPRING TRAINING OCCUPANCY PLAN - Revised February 10, 2021
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SPRING TRAINING
OCCUPANCY PLAN
Revised February 10, 2021
SECTION 1
PLAN INTRODUCTION
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021
INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW
Public health and safety are our top priority. To adhere to social
distancing and other safety protocols and procedures, a limited number
of fans will be allowed in our ballparks for Spring Training 2021.
PLAN INTRODUCTION
The future of occupying our facilities will be different and
require all stadium entities to be flexible, adaptive, and
resilient to new circumstances.
The Arizona Department of Health Services and the County
Public Health Department, the Cactus League Association.
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and our
spring training Cities have worked together with industry
leaders to develop a proactive and consistent base plan
across the league that will encourage consumer confidence
and a safe and successful experience for all involved. The
collaborative approach with our spring training cities will
provide the overall authorization necessary to support our
facility operators and fans with their specific protocols for
their unique operations and arrangements across the
league.
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021
SECTION 2
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021
GUIDING PRINCIPLES SAFETY PROTOCOLS &
PROCEDURES
The following safety protocols and procedures will be in effect:
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SOCIAL DISTANCING FACE COVERINGS ENTRY GATES POD SEATING
Strict adherence to the CDC–recommended Each guest will be screened prior to entering Fans buy tickets as a group. Each pod will be
All guests, ages 2 and up, will be required
6’ social distancing will be mandated on site. the event gates; initial screening will include spaced apart from other pods, allowing the
to wear mandatory face coverings.
acknowledgement of signage. venue to maintain the recommended distance
between groups (based on government health
and safety guidelines).
HYGIENE POINTS OF SALE ACCOUNTABILITY
QUEUING CLEANING &
Entry and exits to the seating, along with routes to DISINFECTING PROTOCOLS Limited concessions and merchandise will Attendees must comply with instructions of
be available for purchase via cashless ballpark personnel and health authorities,
concession stands and restrooms via the concourse Handwashing and hand
Clearly identified cleaning staff will be transactions wherever possible. including any instructions to leave the ballpark
will adhere to social distancing guidelines. sanitizing stations will be placed
cleaning or disinfecting at all times. or temporarily quarantine or isolate
throughout the ballpark.
somewhere in the ballpark.
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021
SECTION 3
FAN SAFETY PROTOCOLS
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021
FAN SAFETY PROTOCOLS CONSULTANTS/EXPERTS
CONSULTANTS/EXPERTS
• Government Health Officials
• Industry Experts
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2021
REOPENING
CENTERS FOR DISEASE
CONTROL & PREVENTION MARICOPA COUNTY AZ STATE GOVERNMENT SPRING TRAINING CITIES FUTURE REGULATIONS
RECOMMENDATION GUIDELINES UNKNOWNS
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Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021FAN SAFETY PROTOCOLS ADMITTANCE
Below are examples of screening language for screening signage.
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SCREENING SYMPTOMS COVID-19 EXPOSURE
If you answer “yes” to any of the below questions, you will be Attendees who display any of these symptoms may be denied Fans are not permitted to enter the ballpark if:
denied entry into the ballpark. entry to the ballpark or, if the already inside the ballpark, may • You or a member of your pod has been exposed to COVID-
• Have you experienced any of the following symptoms in the be required to leave. 19 or is feeling ill
past 48 hours: fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or • Shortness of Breath or Difficulty Breathing • Tested positive in the last 14 days
• Cough (new onset or worsening)
difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, • Fever (felt feverish or warm) • Have been identified as a potential carrier of COVID-19
new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny • Headache • Experienced any symptoms (see list of symptoms)
• Chills
nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea? • Sore or Scratchy Throat
• Within the past 14 days, have you been in close physical • New Loss of Taste or Smell
• Muscle Pain
contact (6 feet or closer for at least 15 minutes) with a person • Nasal Congestion
who is known to have laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 or with • Runny Nose
• Nausea or Vomiting
anyone who has any symptoms consistent with COVID-19? • Diarrhea
• Are you isolating or quarantining because you may have been • Gastrointestinal distress or upset stomach
• Fatigue or Weakness
exposed to a person with COVID-19 or are worried that you • Swelling of the toes or lower extremities
may be sick with COVID-19? • Chest tightness or pain
• Swollen lymph nodes or glands
• Are you currently waiting on the results of a COVID-19 test? • Abdominal pain
• Rash or "COVID toes"
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021FAN SAFETY PROTOCOLS INFECTIOUS DISEASE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
WORKING STAFF INFECTIOUS DISEASE
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
FALLING ILL IN STADIUM There will be a dedicated isolation
area to provide treatment and transport of any fan(s) developing
symptoms during the event. All fans in the associated pod will be
ISOLATE NOTIFY LOCAL CONTACT TRACING NOTIFY CLOSE DISINFECT ALL instructed to leave. Disinfecting/decontamination capability will be
INDIVIDUAL & SEEK PHYSICIAN INVESTIGATION CONTACT EXPOSED AREAS
MEDICAL CARE WORKING STAFF available for immediate on-site response. Local public health
officials will be notified of the potential exposure.
TICKETHOLDER
ISOLATE NOTIFY LOCAL ESCORT DISINFECT ALL
INDIVIDUAL & SEEK PHYSICIAN INDIVIDUAL OUT OF EXPOSED AREAS
MEDICAL CARE BALLPARK
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021SECTION 6
SERVICE & OPERATIONS
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021SERVICE & OPERATIONS PERMITTED/PROHIBITED ITEMS
Below are examples for stadiums to customize
PERMITTED MLB SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATION
• List (World Series 2020)
• Permitted
• Items • To reduce touch points between employees and guests,
no bags will be permitted except for those that are
carried for medical reasons or manufactured diaper bags
that accompany infants and young children.
PROHIBITED • Facilities that chose to adopt a more permissive bag
• List
policy must ensure that staff members inspecting bags
• Prohibited
• Items are at least six feet from fans or divided by plexiglass,
are wearing gloves and surgical masks or N95/KN95
respirators; and use a probing tool rather than their
hands to search the bag.
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021SERVICE & OPERATIONS AREAS OF FOCUS
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SECURITY FACE COVERINGS SOCIAL DISTANCING TICKETS SEATING POD INTEGRITY
• Signage and decals in all traffic • All guests, ages 2 and up, must • Capacity at the ballpark will be • See individual ballpark box • To ensure appropriate social
pattern areas always wear a face mask/covering limited to maintain social office policy and procedure distancing is maintained,
• Education announcement and over their nose and mouth on distancing. All seating pods will • Lawn Strategy: Mark and label attendees must not sell, transfer or
videos ballpark property other than when be seated at least six (6) feet lawn pods a minimum of 6’ otherwise provide any of their
• Warning paddles/signs for actively eating or drinking at their from any other seating pod. apart and assign group tickets event tickets to anyone other than
ushers/security personnel (allow ticketed seats. Attendees must adhere to the to each labeled pod. family (or other trusted
up to three warnings) • Facilities retain discretion to make specific circulation plan to • Hospitality and Group Areas: acquaintances) with whom they
• Refer additional enforcement to exceptions for individuals who maximize six (6) feet social Capacity to accommodate have been sheltering, unless they
stadium security or onsite law cannot wear a face covering for distancing and limit contact social distancing are selling transferring or
enforcement on a case-by-case Medical reasons while on ballpark property. otherwise providing all such tickets
basis. (i.e., the complete pod of tickets
• Any guest refusing to wear a purchased) to a single party.
mask or follow any other
established protocols will be
instructed to leave the facility.
Hand sanitizing stations throughout the ballpark & eliminate touch points where possible (CC only).
Spring Training Occupancy Plan Revised February 10, 2021Cactus League jurisdictions stand united in
providing a safe and successful spring training
experience for all
Bridget Binsbacher
Executive Director, Cactus League
Georgia Lord
Ed Zuercher Mayor, City of Goodyear
Phoenix City Manager
Cathy Carlat
Jerry Weiers Mayor, City of Peoria
Mayor, City of Glendale
Skip Hall
David Ortega Mayor, City of Surprise
Mayor, City of Scottsdale
Andrew Ching Martin Harvier
Tempe City Manager President, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
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