All tickets will be electronic, on a smart phone app — there will be no paper stubs. For contact tracing purposes even infants will need tickets.
Each ticket will have an assigned parking lot and gate.
Riders are asked to maintain social distance, wear face masks and not board crowded trains and buses. Red Line, Green Line, CTA Park and Ride and many adjacent bus routes are options to get to the ballpark.
The time-honored tradition of tailgating in the lots outside of White Sox games isn’t allowed this year. Fans also won’t be allowed to leave the park and come back in.
Masks required. No bandanas, neck gaiters or masks with valves.
There are no bags allowed in the ballpark except for clutches, baby bags and medical bags.
Seating will be in pods, which means fans will be next to who they came with but distanced from other people. Seats are held closed with plastic ties. Each ticket will be assigned a zone that determines where a person can go and not go in the park.
Everything is cashless with food and goods available with credit cards or the smartphone app.
Signs to remind attendees about social distancing and handwashing will be around the ballpark, as well as hand-washing stations. No congregating will be allowed and staff will work to help keep crowding down.
Touchless sinks and soap dispensers will be in restrooms. Hand-sanitizer dispensers will be distributed throughout the park. Ballpark staff will keep high-traffic areas clean.