No Masks, Vax Proof or Distancing at MetLife Stadium Concerts

EAST RUTHERFORD — As the schedule fills up with games, events and concerts MetLife Stadium announced that it will not require proof of COVID-19 vaccination to attend.

Starting with Monster Jam, the first event with fans at the stadium since 2020, ticketholders will not be required to take a COVID-19 test before entering, wear a mask or social distance. The stadium will be at 100% capacity with suites and clubs all open.

No cash will be accepted at concession stands and retail locations. Reverse ATMs will be available to convert cash into debit cards without a fee.

The stadium did post "Stadium Safe Protocols," which recommends that ticket holders who are not fully vaccinated wear a mask. The protocols also state that by entering the stadium attendees are confirming they have not been exposed to COVID-19 or have a temperature of over 100 degrees.

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Masks will be required for those who travel via NJ Transit and Coach USA buses, rideshares and taxi per federal regulations about transportation.

Tailgating will also be back with the parking lots opening five hours before an event.

Guns ‘n Roses will be in concert on Aug. 5 and a Giants-Jets exhibition game is scheduled for Aug. 14.

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