PORTLAND, Ore. (May 5, 2021) – The Portland Trail Blazers announced today that they are welcoming a limited number of fans to Moda Center beginning Friday, May 7 against the Los Angeles Lakers. Following State guidelines, the venue will be limited to 10 percent capacity until further notice.
May 5, 2021
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The Portland Trail Blazers announced today that they are welcoming a limited number of fans to Moda Center beginning Friday, May 7 against the Los Angeles Lakers. Following State guidelines, the venue will be limited to 10 percent capacity until further notice.
The Trail Blazers will continue to follow CDC and OHA guidelines, coordinate with infectious disease and public health experts and work closely with the NBA to determine and maintain safe protocols. Rose Quarter staff have been apprised of all new policies and procedures related to COVID-19 and trained on proper cleaning and disinfecting protocols to ensure all areas of the arena are being maintained to the highest level.
May 5, 2021
trail blazers logo
The Portland Trail Blazers announced today that they are welcoming a limited number of fans to Moda Center beginning Friday, May 7 against the Los Angeles Lakers. Following State guidelines, the venue will be limited to 10 percent capacity until further notice.
The Trail Blazers will continue to follow CDC and OHA guidelines, coordinate with infectious disease and public health experts and work closely with the NBA to determine and maintain safe protocols. Rose Quarter staff have been apprised of all new policies and procedures related to COVID-19 and trained on proper cleaning and disinfecting protocols to ensure all areas of the arena are being maintained to the highest level.
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