Water Bottles — by venue
Every venue's stance on water bottles, side by side — the kind of cross-venue comparison a single venue's own website can't give you.
AT&T Stadium
Bottles, cans, thermoses, and beverage containers of any kind are not permitted.
Not AllowedAcrisure Stadium
Factory-sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks 24 oz. or less are permitted.
ConditionalBank of America Stadium
Guests may bring two sealed, non-flavored 16.9 oz. water bottles per person.
ConditionalBridgeforth Stadium
One empty refillable OR one unopened/sealed water bottle is allowed per person.
ConditionalBusch Gardens Williamsburg
One bottle of water per person is allowed to be brought into the park.
AllowedCEFCU Stadium
Sealed, factory-sealed water bottles are allowed; open containers or flasks are not.
ConditionalCedar Point
Sealed, unopened bottled water is allowed into the park; other outside beverages are not.
AllowedEverBank Stadium
Guests may bring up to two factory-sealed 16.9 oz water bottles per person.
ConditionalFiserv Forum
Outside water, including empty bottles, is prohibited; water must be purchased inside.
Not AllowedGillette Stadium
Outside beverages, including bottled water, are not permitted inside the stadium.
Not AllowedHersheypark
One sealed water bottle per person is allowed in; other outside food and drink is not.
ConditionalJim Wacker Field at UFCU Stadium
Fans may bring one factory-sealed water bottle into UFCU Stadium.
ConditionalMcGuirk Alumni Stadium
Sealed water bottles are prohibited at entry; empty bottles are permitted.
ConditionalRate Field
One factory-sealed or empty plastic water bottle, 1 liter or smaller, is permitted.
ConditionalS.B. Ballard Stadium
Water bottles or mugs are explicitly listed as not permitted inside the stadium.
Not AllowedSports Illustrated Stadium
No outside beverages, including water, may be brought into the stadium.
Not Allowed