Mike posted this in the health update thread about the hallways:
To be clear. When it is purchased by us it becomes our space.
"In accordance with CDC guidelines, booster shots are not required to be considered fully vaccinated, however, please note that the CDC recommends that people remain up to date with their vaccines, which includes additional doses for individuals who are immunocompromised or booster doses at regular time points. Please note that this remains subject to further update as CDC guidance is revised."
Will a picture of our vaccination card on our phone be accepted?
"Participants can provide proof of vaccination using one of the following approved methods on-site at Gen Con:
I do agree that getting the wristband is an additional step that will undoubtedly add additional time and hassle. Will there be "experts" who will be able to identify whether a vax card is real or fake?
I do support the policy, however. You aren't mandated to get the vax, but if you'd like to participate with the rest of us, you'll need to get the shot.
So, just to be clear, if an area does not specifically require a GenCon badge for access, then it does not require a mask to be worn. It may be recommended, but not required. Is that correct?
You should not remove it (But if you can and pit it back on I won't know or tell anyone), they will be ok in showers and if they are not then just get a new one...Mike
Mike
"This means that any place you’re required to have a badge you’re required to wear a mask, including the exhibit hall, event halls, hotel ballrooms, conference rooms, and the stadium. Note that locations Gen Con does not directly control, such as hotel lobbies, hallways, connectors, restaurants, etc. will have their own policies and these are likely to be more lax."
Mike’s post was in response to questions about the hallways.
For those who prefer not to wear masks, that should offer a meaningful break from masking between events.
Show proof of vaccination AND wear a mask! LOL What an over-reach. Have fun all.
The map colors seem to just differentiate between rooms, hallways, and maintenance areas.
It amazes me some are equating 'public space' with 'no rules'.
It's different rules, certainly, this 'public space' has management to make sure the public isn't setting fire to the carpet or running a mini-hotel at night or having Zomboni death-races down the hallways, the ICC gets to mandate the rules in their own scope for this 'public' you speak of.