Arizona Cardinals increasing attendance

Arizona Cardinals announcement comes amid a spike in COVID-19 cases in Arizona

It’s not a shocking announcement by any means, however the Arizona Cardinals announced on Thursday they will be increasing attendance allowed at their next two home games, both in November. They host the Miami Dolphins on November 8th and Buffalo Bills on November 15th.

The Cardinals will be allowed 4,200 fans at each game. They allowed 1,200 fans for the game this past Sunday night against the Seattle Seahawks.

They have just the two home games in November.  They have three home games in December against the Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, and San Francisco 49ers.

Previously they did a test run with 750 family and friends of players against the Detroit Lions in September.  Tickets for the November games will once again be offered exclusively to season ticket holders.

For the Seahawks game, a number of Cardinals “fans” were looking for a quick buck and sold their tickets to others, including a number of Seahawks fans.  That understandably hasn’t sat well with many people.

Sure, we all get the need for money and hopefully those that sold their tickets for hundreds of dollars above face value really needed the money.  However with only 4,200 fans allowed at the next two games, the Cardinals need as many of their fans as they can get at the game.

You also have many Cards fans that would be very grateful for an opportunity to attend a game this season. This is especially true for season ticket holders, many of whom will likely never see a call from the Cardinals for the opportunity to attend this season.

The Cardinals are on their bye week this week, then will be at home for their next two games before heading back out on the road Thursday November 19th.  That game happens to be against the Seahawks.