REPORTER DAVID KAPLAN BEGINS OUR TEAM COVERAGE AND focuses on what this means for sporting events in the town of Pitsburg. DAVID: GOVERNOR WOLF made the announcement today to ease the restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings. Both the penguins and the pirates said they were working on plans. This is a ballpoint pen highlight from March 8, 2020, 358 days ago. THEY LOST TO THE CAROLINA HURRICANES 6-2. IF YOU’VE PLAYED THE LAST TIME BEFORE TENSIONED PEOPLE AT PPG PAINTS ARENA. >> This is the first step back to normal. DAVID: PENS CEO DAVID MOREHOUSE SAYS THE TEAM WORKED WITH UPMC ON THE BEST PATH TO ALLOWING FANS. THE NEW REGULATIONS THAT GOVERNOR TOM WOLF ANNOUNCED TODAY ALLOW 15% CAPACITY. THAT MEANS 2800 FANS WATCHING PIN HOCKEY LIVE IN THE MORNING GAME AGAINST THE AVIERS. SEASON TICKET HOLDERS GET FIRST PRIORITY FOR THE PEN GAMES ON MARCH 12th. >> TO OUR FANS, ESPECIALLY THAT YOU HAVE THE CHANCE TO SEE THE PLAYERS WHO HAVE WATCHED THEM OVER THE YEARS. I think it’s excellent. DAVID: CHARGING PHONE. YOU WILL NOTE, TICKETS AND ALL CHANGES YOU OBSERVE, TICKETS AND ALL TRANSACTIONS HAPPEN ON YOUR TELEPHONE. YELLOW – YOU WILL ALSO BE ASKED SOME STAFF QUESTIONS WHEN ARRIVING, FACE MASKS REQUIRED, BAGS PROHIBITED. GOVERNOR WOLF CAN ALSO HOLD OUTDOOR VENUES EXPENDED 20% CAPACITY. That would mean around 8,000 fans in PNC Park for the pirates. THE TEAM WORKING WITH ALLEGHENY, HEALTH NETWORK HAD NOT HAD AS MANY DETAILS AS THE PENS BUT SAID THEY HAVE PLANNED FANS. ANNIE, WE CANNOT WAIT TO OPEN PNC PARK AND HOST OUR FANS FOR A SUMMER LONG CELEBRATION OF RECONNECTING FAMILY AND FRIENDS AROUND PIRATE BASE
Penguins will again have fans at games, starting Tuesday night against the Philadelphia Flyers
Updated: 10:10 p.m. EST March 1, 2021
The Penguins said they are bringing fans back to the PPG Paints Arena after Governor Tom Wolf announced a new 15% occupancy limit for indoor events starting Monday. Check out the breaking news report in the video player above. With the state’s new capacity limit, The Penguins said there will be a maximum of 2,800 in the building. Tickets are only available to season ticket holders for the Pinguine Flyer game on Tuesday. It will be the first pens game with fans since March 8, 2020. Pittsburgh still has 20 home games this season, 12 of them in March. When you go to the game, David Morehouse, CEO of Penguins, has hinted that your phone should be charged. “What the fan will see when they enter the building is mostly a touch-free experience. It will be a mobile ticket on your smartphone “It’s going to wear your mask in your seats, it’s going to be a mobile order for food, it’s going to be going to eat instead of going to the refreshment stands,” Morehouse said. PPG Paints staff will also ask questions to anyone who enters a handful of questions to assess previous potential contacts. Masks are needed in the arena according to the plans of the pens.
PITTSBURGH –
The Penguins said they are bringing fans back to the PPG Paints Arena after Governor Tom Wolf announced a new 15% occupancy limit for indoor events starting Monday.
Check out the latest news report in the video player above.
With the state’s new capacity limit, the penguins said there will be a maximum of 2,800 in the building.
Tickets are only available to season ticket holders for the Penguins-Flyers game on Tuesday. It will be the first pens game with fans since March 8, 2020.
Pittsburgh still has 20 home games this season, 12 of them in March.
When you go to the game, Penguins CEO David Morehouse has indicated that your phone should be charged.
“What the fan sees when they enter the building is mostly a touch-free experience. It will be a mobile ticket on your smartphone, it will wear your mask on your seats, it will be a mobile order for food, it will go. ” Pick up food and go instead of going to the refreshment stands, “Morehouse said.
PPG Paints staff also ask questions to anyone who enters a handful of questions to gauge previous potential contacts. Masks are needed in the arena according to the plans of the pens.
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