The health and safety of our guests, artists, crews, and the local community is our top priority. The NOW Arena concert series will implement enhanced safety measures based on the latest guidance from federal, state and local authorities. As protocols continue to evolve, so will our safety plan and it is subject to change. The latest information will be sent to all guests prior to each event. Guests and staff will be required to follow all posted safety precautions.
NOW Arena Covid Safety Information
Seating
In order to limit the spread of COVID-19, NOW Arena will operate a Seating Pod system. Each pod is 7’x7’ and will be shared exclusively with the people that you have chosen to attend the show with you and will not include any guests that are not part of your group. Tickets will be sold in sets of 4, 5, and 6 to promote the recommended distance between other groups. Mingling between pods is prohibited. Please note that pods must be purchased in their entirety and may not be divided. Blankets are permitted, but outside chairs are not.
Masks
Masks are required for all guests and staff. This is for your safety and the safety of those around you. A face mask MUST be worn at all times when leaving your pod, including traveling to and from restrooms, concessions and merchandise areas, and upon exiting the venue. Masks are not required when in your pod, but we strongly encourage you to continue to wear them.
Health
If you don’t feel well the day of the event, we recommend you stay home and follow the latest safety protocols in your area. If at any time while at a NOW Arena concert you feel sick, please visit the Medical Tent for assistance from trained medical staff.
Additional Precautions
The following will be implemented at all NOW Arena concerts.
Large queuing area at the entrance to promote social distancing
- Enhanced cleaning measures for “high-touch” areas and restrooms
- Additional hand sanitizing stations throughout the venue
- Social distance markers and signage along with messages on the video screens to remind groups to keep their distance