The Toronto Raptors and Toronto Maple Leafs say they will play games with no sold tickets for games starting on Friday after Ontario announced new rules for capacity during the current COVID-19 surge on Thursday.
"Following the province's announcement today which further limits venue capacities, MLSE venues, including Scotiabank Arena for upcoming Toronto Maple Leaf and Raptors games and other events, will transition to operating without any sold tickets effective Friday, December 31 except for league and team requirements up to 1,000 per game as we continue to work together in the fight against COVID-19," Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment said in a statement.
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— MLSE PR (@MLSEPR) December 30, 2021
"It is expected that these limits will be in place for the next three weeks at which time the province has indicated they will reassess restrictions. Maple Leafs and Raptors Season Seat Members will receive follow up information within the next 24 hours as ticketing details are finalized. We look forward to hosting fans again as soon as the province deems it safe to do so."
While the rules allow for a maximum of 1,000 people in spectator venues, MLSE is opting not to have any sold tickets starting with Friday's Raptors game versus the Los Angeles Clippers and Saturday's Maple Leafs game against the Ottawa Senators.
Previously, Ontario rules allowed 50 per cent capacity at Scotiabank Arena -- which forced MLSE to limit crowds to season-ticket holders.
Those tickets now are no longer valid.
More to come.
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2021-12-30 22:19:00Z
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