TD Garden updates entry requirements effective Feb. 21
The TD Garden has announced some update policies regarding the arena’s COVID protocols.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – MARCH 12: A view outside of TD Garden, the venue that hosts the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics on March 12, 2020 in Boston, Massachusetts. It has been announced that NBA and NHL seasons have been suspended due to COVID-19 with hopes of returning later in the spring. The NBA, NHL, NCAA and MLB have all announced cancellations or postponements of events because of the virus. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
Boston's TD Garden has announced a change to their entry policy, which will go into effect for Monday's matinee between the Boston Bruins and Colorado Avalanche, as it relates to the arena's COVID protocols.
"TD Garden, Boston Bruins, and Boston Celtics announced today they will align with the City of Boston and end the requirement for proof of vaccination at TD Garden effective Monday, February 21, 2022," TD Garden announced in a statement Saturday. "The City of Boston Mask Mandate will continue to be in effect, requiring all guests two years old and over to wear a face mask at all times while indoors, except when actively eating or drinking."
Simply put, still carry a mask with you, but feel free to leave the vaccine passport at home beginning this Monday.
As noted, the change is in line with the most recent updates from the City of Boston, with indoor spaces no longer requiring proof of vaccine. The change comes with a recent and significant drop COVID-19 cases throughout the area.
The Garden did go on to note that certain events, seating locations, and experiences may require additional health and safety guidelines per the request of promotors, touring artists, or league protocols. Specific updates on those rules and requirements can be found on the event page, with the arena asking all to review all communications distributed prior to any event.
