Colorado Rockies Fans-In-The-Stands Protocols

Ballpark Seating Capacity

o June 1-20 – limited capacity of 70% (35,000 of 50,144)

o Fan seating and concourse areas will consist of a total of approximately 500,543 square feet, of which 436,476 is outdoor space and 64,067 is inside space.

o Tickets will be sold primarily to ticket plan holders, groups and individual buyers.

o Three (3) social distanced sections will remain and include seating pods of 2, 3 or 4 (Sections 148, 246, Upper 340).

o Every guest will have a designated, ticketed seat.

o No standing-room-only tickets will be sold, including on the Rooftop.

o There will be no paper tickets; digital/mobile tickets will be used to eliminate contact and assist with contact tracing.

o A message will appear with digital tickets advising fans not to come to the Ballpark if they are experiencing any symptoms.

Entrance Gates, Game Day Event Staff, Movement Around the Ballpark and Parking

o All 66 turnstile entrances to the Ballpark will be open to provide social distancing.

o All tickets will designate a specific gate for guests to enter and exit.

o Each elevator capacity will be posted and will be operated by a game day staff member, and elevators will be restricted based on capacity and to guests that need assistance.

o Each escalator will have a game day staff member at the top and bottom of the escalator in order to manage flow and access to the escalator.

o Game day event staff will be required to undergo daily temperature/symptom screening prior to entering the Ballpark.

o Game day staff will be required to wear appropriate PPE based on their job responsibilities (i.e., face masks, face shields and gloves) at all times.

o Game day event staff will be present at each gate to assist with traffic flow.

o Game day staff will be assigned to each section to monitor guests, direct guests to specific restrooms and concessions and to assist guests in following health and safety protocols.

o Game day staff assigned to the top of each section will check each guest’s ticket and direct them to the proper aisle to access their seat.

o Game day staff will be required to complete a home health screening before arriving at the Ballpark, wear appropriate PPE and maintain social distancing while entering the Ballpark, and complete a facility screening of common COVID-19 symptoms and temperature check in order to access the Ballpark. Anyone who is symptomatic will be denied access to the Ballpark.

o Every ticket window with permanent glass and built in speakers will be open around the Ballpark to provide customer service and speed of service for guests.

o Directional arrows on the concourses indicate one-way traffic flow patterns in the Ballpark.

o Directional arrows on stairways and ramps indicate one-way traffic flow patterns.

o Game day staff will direct and enforce one-way traffic flow patterns.

o Guests will be permitted to exit at any time but will not be allowed to re-enter the Ballpark after exiting.

o All parking lots at Coors Field will be open and will only accept credit cards or pre-purchased permits.

o Parking shuttles will maintain capacity limitations based on the size of each type of shuttle consistent with applicable guidelines and industry standards.

o Drivers will be required to wear appropriate PPE on the parking shuttles at all times.

o Parking shuttles will be wiped down by driver with disinfectant wipes after each trip.

Suites

o 54 suites will be available with limited capacity of 60% (e.g., 20-person suite with 12 guests).

o Suite guests will have the option to purchase individually wrapped/packaged food and beverages.

o Hand sanitizer and sinks with hand soap are available in every suite.

o Suites will not have dedicated suite attendants (staff).

Concessions

o Concession stands will be open throughout the Ballpark with up to 495 register lines to provide speed of service.

o Concession vendors will be in the stands to decrease the number of guests on the concourse and in the concession lines.

o Concessions will be staffed by Aramark Sports & Entertainment (“Aramark”) employees.

o All Aramark employees will be required to abide by Aramark’s health and safety protocols including remaining at home in the event they are symptomatic and undergoing required screening prior to entering the Ballpark.

o Aramark employees will be required to wear appropriate PPE at all times (i.e., face masks, face shields and gloves) depending on their job functions.

o Soda will be sold in packages or in cups with lids and straws.

o Food will be prepared in strict compliance with FDA and CDC guidelines. Aramark has been coordinating its protocols with DDPHE.

o The Club’s President and Health Compliance Officer will connect with the Manager of DDPHE to review and discuss protocols.

o All transactions will be cashless to minimize contact. There will be two (2) cash exchange machines located in the Ballpark to accommodate fans.

o Mountain Ranch Bar & Grill, Mountain Ranch Club, INFINITI Club and Toyota Land Cruiser Club will be available for dining per State’s and City’s current restaurant guidelines.

o Mobile beverage ordering will be available on the Club Level.

Restrooms

o All restrooms in the Ballpark will be open.

o Where possible, doors will be propped open.

o Common touch points in restrooms will be disinfected throughout the game.

Stores

o All stores and kiosks in the Ballpark will be open to guests and will operate in accordance with the City’s current retail guidelines.

o Staff members will be required to wear appropriate PPE at all times.

o All transactions will be cashless to minimize contact and assist with contact tracing. There will be two (2) cash exchange locations throughout the Ballpark to accommodate fans.

o Hand sanitizer stations will be made available at each store.

Cleaning

o Ballpark cleaning will be conducted by employees of Aramark Facility Services (“AFS”).

o All AFS employees will be required to abide by AFS’s health and safety protocols including remaining at home in the event they are symptomatic and undergoing required screening prior to entering the Ballpark.

o All areas of the Ballpark including seats, restrooms, concession stands, stores, elevators and suites will be thoroughly cleaned after each game in accordance with CDC guidelines.

o Concourses and surfaces underneath seats will be washed between games.

o Common touch points will be eliminated to the greatest extent possible such as doors that will be propped open.

o AFS employees will traverse the Ballpark during the game wiping down common touch points per CDC guidelines.

o Hand sanitizer stations will be located throughout the Ballpark.

Other Information

o Fans will not be allowed entry onto the field at any time.

o Elevator capacity will be restricted by elevator operators.

o There will be no post-game entertainment such as concerts or fireworks.

o The Club’s mascot, Dinger, will not make any in-game appearances with fans.

o Players will not be permitted to sign autographs or take pictures with fans.

o Players will be discouraged from throwing balls into the crowd.

o Staff and broadcasters will be prohibited from throwing items into the crowd.

o There will be no in-game contests that require close contact.

o Playgrounds within the Ballpark will be open, and hand sanitizers will be available..

o COVID-19 related education for all players, staff and employees will be provided by MLB.

o The Club is continuing to work in conjunction with the following local hospitals: Denver Health, Rose Medical Center, University of Colorado Hospital and Sky Ridge Medical Center.

o The Club will have two dedicated isolation rooms inside Coors Field for any guests or staff who become symptomatic during the game with the goal of removing the guest or staff from the Ballpark as quickly as possible.

o The Club will have at least 1 emergency room doctor and 7 paramedics at Coors Field for each game to assist fans and staff.

o The Club has a landing page on Rockies.com, which provides game day information for all guests including, but not limited to, ticketing, entrance procedures, concessions, restrooms, cleaning protocols, etc.

o Coors Field has 168 security cameras with 261 views inside and outside the Ballpark and 2 dedicated game day staff monitoring the cameras at all times, which the Club can utilize to monitor guests and to assist with contact tracing.

o Tier 2 personnel are the only persons that have limited contact with Tier 1 personnel. Tier 2 personnel are allowed to be the bridge between Tier 1 personnel and third parties, but Tier 2 personnel are required to maintain all health protocols during such encounters including strict face covering and social distancing. Tier 2 personnel are included in the testing regime under the MLB protocols.

Games

o Visiting teams and umpires are subject to MLB’s Operations Manual. The Operations Manual has strict protocols on such issues as travel, access to players and coaches, testing and monitoring, responding to symptoms or positive tests, clubhouse access and reporting times, team operations and game play.

o Visiting teams will conduct health screening, including temperature checks, prior to leaving the hotel.

o Visiting teams may only access Restricted Area of the Ballpark.

o Contact between the home and visiting team will be limited to in-game active play.

o Umpires will be required to be temperature and symptom screened upon arrival at the Ballpark.

o Umpires may only access the Restricted Area of the Ballpark and will minimize contact with players and coaches.

o Media will not be permitted to enter the Restricted Area and will be required to conduct any post-game interviews via Zoom.

o Covered Individuals (as defined in the MLB Operations Manual) who are not cleared to participate in team activities due to COVID-19 protocols are not permitted to access the Ballpark.

o As part of the in-take process under the MLB Operations Manual, Covered Individuals who test are required to isolate until they receive a negative test result.

o Multiple isolation rooms will be provided for Covered Individuals pursuant to the MLB Operations Manual.

o Covered Individuals (including Umpires) are screened prior to entering the Ballpark.

o Covered Individuals (including Umpires) access the Ballpark through a separate entrance than all other staff and personnel.

o “Extra Scrutiny Contacts” is defined on Page 2-17 of the MLB Operations Manual and constitutes anyone with “significant interaction with the infected individual” but does not qualify as a close contact.

o Pursuant to Section 4.4 of the MLB Operations Manual, only Covered Individuals are permitted to assist with player/coach interview logistics.