Cardinals update mask policy at Busch Stadium

Posted on July 29, 2021

By St. Louis Cardinals Communications

ST LOUIS – In accordance with the City of St. Louis’ mask mandate that went into effect on Monday, July 26, the St. Louis Cardinals have updated their existing health and safety protocols. All fans will be asked to wear a mask when entering or circulating the five indoor ticketed club areas, plus the Official Team Store and the Cardinals Authentics Shop at Busch Stadium. The five indoor club areas include the Cardinals Club, Redbird Club, UMB Champions Club, National Car Rental Club, and Perficient Red Jacket Club.  Fans do not have to wear masks when actively eating or drinking inside the clubs or in the outdoor seating portions of those clubs.

Fans will also be asked to wear masks in all indoor public spaces at Ballpark Village.

Masks will be made available for guests as they enter enclosed spaces to ensure compliance with the City’s new mandate.  A full list of Busch Stadium health and safety protocols can be found at cardinals.com/backatbusch.

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