First Two Bucs Home Games Without Fans
Raymond James Stadium, the site of Super Bowl XXXV, in Tampa, Florida. DIGITAL IMAGE.Mandatory Credit: Andy Lyons/Allsport
If you were excited to get back out to Raymond James to cheer on the Bucs, well, hold tight. Not quite yet.
The first two home games will be fan-less. It’s always hot that time of the year, so we won’t miss the heat but will miss being there.
The Bucs released a statement to season ticket holders that read, “Based on conversations with local officials, we have determined that it is not yet the right time to welcome fans back to Raymond James Stadium.”
So enjoy watching the September 20th and October 4th games on TV.
Hopefully, fans will be allowed in the stands to watch the Green Bay Packers-Bucs match-up on October 18th.
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