Fan Behavior definition

Fan Behavior. Any ticket holder who behaves in an unruly or disruptive manner, including, but not limited to, foul language, intoxication, physical or verbal abuse of other fans, stadium employees, game officials, players or coaches during, before or after a game may be asked to leave RFK Stadium. The account holder of record is responsible for such behavior by anyone using his or her tickets. D.C. United reserve the right in the event of such behavior, to terminate your Season Ticket Membership without refund or other compensation.
Fan Behavior. Any STM or ticket holder that behaves in an unruly or disruptive manner at the Venue, including, without limitation, aggressive or foul language, intoxication, or physical or verbal abuse of Venue employees, other fans, game officials, players, or coaches either during, before, or after a game may be required to leave the Venue. If STM or any individual to whom STM has given or sold their tickets engages in such unruly behavior, the Minnesota Wild reserves the right to remove the individual from the event and to terminate the applicable STM Account without refund or other compensation to the STM of record.
Fan Behavior. Any ticket holder who behaves in an unruly or disruptive manner, including, but not limited to, foul language, intoxication, physical or verbal abuse of other fans, MDL or stadium employees, game officials, players or coaches during, before or after a game may be asked to leave the MDL home stadium. I understand that as the account holder of record, I am responsible for such behavior by anyone using my tickets. MDL reserves the right in the event of such behavior, to terminate my MDL Membership without refund or other compensation in accordance with MDL and/or NFL policies.

Examples of Fan Behavior in a sentence

  • Example Criteria for Unacceptable Fan Behavior (Immediate termination) • Entering the field of play to argue with officials.

  • Widely disseminating Standards for Appropriate Fan Behavior to students, athletic fans, campus groups and the broader community.