When fans go back to stadiums, would you sign a waiver releasing that stadium from liability should you test positive for COVID weeks later?

Christopher Gabriel

VERIFIED

Not to sound arrogant, or to dismiss the pandemic, it’s real, I know people who have had it and survived it! 

So all that said, I am ready and willing to take my chances. If I was assigned an NFL game, and I had to be around thousands of people in a stadium, on the field, doing interviews with players and coaches, I would be all in! 

Btw, without a mask or gloves.

Scott Kaplan

ADMIN

SUPERADMIN

No way id even go until this is completely over or a proven vaccine has been created

Jason

It depends, but I don't plan on going back to a stadium until I know it's safe

The Red Pimp

When you buy a sporting event ticket, it’s written in the back that you’ll absolve teams and league for any injury or what not. 
Will you be required to sign a waiver at your child’s school or church or grocery store?.....
I don’t see this as a problem for me. The one issue that will maybe keep me from attending sporting events are the logistics for entering and exiting arenas and stadiums.

Sergio Salgado

Assuming we’re a little further along with resolution (another month or so) and/or more info around the details of prevention/procedures and what the risks are.

Joe Rigby

i mean odds are i'm not going to sue for something like that, but still not signing anything

MaryBeth Zmuda

I wouldn’t sign anything that a stadium has. They don’t want to help reliable. Nope if I get sick from them then that’s their fault..

Bernard Thompson

need to be careful with how things are written

Darrin Schallock

I believe you should have the choice to take the risk.

Albert Long

scott delvins

My concerns is that it wouldn't just be about COVID crap probably try to sneak some other stuff in. Also, to me what happens if its one of their employees/vendors/etc that spreads it.

Derrick McQuinn

harpreet

It's only fair that I sign since I require my hotel guests to sign!

Bob Rauch

We still have to live our lives!!! The flu is out there every year and we survive. Protect the elder and weak and let the rest live. Just like Florida did!!

Darren Alcalay

Until their is a vaccine, I'm sure fans will be required to sign waivers and follow strict protocols if they want to attend games, but, even then, if nothing happens, this still sounds like a lot of risk for fans to assume just so they can enjoy a game and put money in the pockets of the owners, players, and stadium workers (who by the way, I'm fine with doing, they need it and will be assuming as much risk as fans in order to make a living). As much as I love watching live sporting events, it can wait.

Christopher Moreno

The disease is real, the hysteria not so much.  Nothing has been remotely as bad as advertised.