COLUMBIA, Mo. – A limited number of fans will be allowed in Taylor Stadium for Mizzou Baseball home games this spring, the team announced Tuesday. The stadium will operate at a 25% capacity, which allows for approximately 600 spectators.
At this time, tickets will only be made available for season ticket holders. Fans will be able to utilize digital tickets in order to continue practicing safe interactions. To accommodate for COVID-19 protocols, masks will be required when fans are not eating or drinking.
For the first time, Taylor Stadium will also offer beer and alcohol for purchase at concession stands.
Mizzou opens its home season Friday with a four-game series against Omaha. In addition to non-conference matchups against Illinois State and Missouri State, the Tigers will play host to ranked SEC opponents, including Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Georgia and Auburn. The non-conference home schedule will conclude on Tuesday May 18 against rival Kansas.
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