California venues — what you can bring in

Backpacks and most bags are banned; only small purses/bags 12"x12" or smaller, clear bags up to 12.75"x6.5"x12.75", and medically necessary/diaper bags are allowed after inspection.

Max size: Clear bags up to 12.75" x 6.5" x 12.75"; non-clear purses/bags up to 12" x 12" with a single zipper/flap closure

One clear bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a one-gallon clear plastic storage bag, plus one small non-clear clutch/purse up to about 7" x 5"; non-compliant bags, backpacks, and coolers larger than 12" x 12" x 15" are prohibited outright.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear storage bag; clutch up to ~7" x 5"

Clear bag no larger than 12" x 12" x 6", or a one-gallon resealable plastic bag, or a small clutch up to 4.5" x 6.5" is allowed; backpacks (including clear ones) and oversized bags are prohibited, and diaper bags are permitted subject to screening.

Max size: 12" x 12" x 6" clear bag, or 1-gallon resealable bag, or 4.5" x 6.5" clutch

Bags are allowed only if 14"x6"x14" or smaller; backpacks are banned (except single-compartment drawstring/fashion backpack-style purses).

Max size: 14"L x 6"W x 14"H

Fee: $10 donation to check an oversized/prohibited bag

General bags, backpacks, purses, totes, and fanny packs are banned; only small clutches/wallets and X-rayed medical/parental bags are allowed.

Max size: Clutch/wallet: 5"x9"x1"; medical/parental bag: 14"x14"x6"

Only clear plastic/vinyl bags up to 12" x 6" x 12", one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutches are allowed; all other bags including backpacks, purses, and luggage are prohibited.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bags); 4.5" x 6.5" (clutch)

Bags, backpacks, and suitcases are allowed if they don't exceed 24"x15"x18", and are subject to security screening.

Max size: 24"x15"x18"

Bags, backpacks, and coolers are allowed as long as they're no larger than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high.

Max size: 24" L x 15" W x 18" H

Clear plastic bags no larger than 12"x12"x6", or non-clear clutches/wristlets no larger than 5"x8"x2", are permitted, plus diaper bags for infants.

Max size: 12"x12"x6" (clear) or 5"x8"x2" (clutch)

Bags/purses/backpacks/parcels are allowed but subject to search and metal detection; a stricter clear-bag policy (12"x12"x6" clear, 5"x8"x2" clutch) applies during Knott's Scary Farm evenings.

Max size: No general daytime limit; Scary Farm event: clear bags up to 12"x12"x6", non-clear clutches up to 5"x8"x2"

One clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag no larger than 12"x6"x12", or a small non-clear clutch, per the NFL's leaguewide Clear Bag Policy.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag)

Only one clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag up to 12" x 6" x 12" (or a one-gallon clear ziploc-style bag), plus a small clutch purse, is allowed; all other bags, backpacks and purses are prohibited.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag) or 6.5" x 4.5" (clutch)

Backpacks (including clear backpacks) are banned outright, but any other bag up to 16"x16"x8" is allowed and does not need to be clear.

Max size: 16" x 16" x 8" (non-backpack bags only)

Petco Park prohibits bags except single-compartment clear plastic bags no larger than 12"x6"x12", small clutches/purses no larger than 5"x7", and infant or medical bags.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag); 5" x 7" (clutch/purse)

Only a clear plastic/vinyl bag up to 12" x 6" x 12" (or 1-gallon freezer bag) plus a small clutch are allowed; backpacks, purses, camera cases, fanny packs, and tinted/patterned bags are not.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear freezer bag, plus one clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5"

All bags, backpacks, and packages are inspected before entry, and most loose articles/bags aren't allowed on rides.

Bags, including backpacks and purses, can't be any bigger than 12" x 12" x 6".

Max size: 12" x 12" x 6"

One bag per person: either clear plastic/vinyl no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" (or a one-gallon clear freezer bag), or a non-clear purse/clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5". Large purses, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, luggage, and computer bags are prohibited.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag); clutch max 4.5" x 6.5"

Clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags no larger than 12"x6"x12", or small non-clear clutches up to about 4.5"x6.5", are permitted.

Max size: 12"x6"x12" (clear) or 4.5"x6.5" (clutch)

Only clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags up to 12" x 12" x 6", one-gallon clear Ziploc-style bags, or small clutch bags/purses up to 4.5" x 6.5" are permitted; non-compliant bags must be left in a vehicle, checked at Bag Drop, or emptied into a compliant bag.

Max size: 12" x 12" x 6" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear Ziploc-style bag, or 4.5" x 6.5" clutch

Bags larger than 8"x5"x1" must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC to be brought in; smaller bags of any material are allowed.

Max size: 8"x5"x1" for non-clear bags; larger bags must be clear

Only clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" are allowed, alongside one small clutch up to 4.5" x 6.5" x 2". Backpacks are prohibited, with an exception for medical items and diaper bags after inspection.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag); clutch max 4.5" x 6.5" x 2"

There's no bag storage or check facility outside the stadium — non-compliant bags must be returned to your vehicle.

Prohibited items will not be accepted for storage at the Ticket Office or anywhere at CEFCU Stadium during events.

There's no on-site bag check, but a Binbox Locker can be rented near the Kobe Bryant Entrance for bags that don't meet the size limit.

General bag storage isn't addressed, but coolers over the park's size limit can be stored in picnic lockers outside the Main Entrance.

Paid on-site bag storage is available at the Marina Gate (behind center field), open from gate-opening until one hour after the game ends.

Bag check lockers are available for rent outside the stadium. Two official pages describe the location slightly differently ("east side" vs. "southeast corner on Innovation Parkway"), likely the same spot; the fee is not confirmed on the official pages.

Three bag-check stations are available around the stadium entry points for items that don't meet the clear-bag policy.

General parking is $25 in-person / $27 online; preferred parking is $35 in-person / $37 online (subject to availability); oversized vehicle/bus parking is $100 in-person only.

Fee: $25-27 general / $35-37 preferred / $100 oversized-bus

Single-game Lot 3 parking is $40/stall, purchased at entry; season options include Lot 1 (reserved, $5,000 donation), Lot 2 Blue Zone ($750), and Lot 2 White Zone ($350); an alternative South Campus Garage is $25 advance/$30 gameday, and a free overflow lot with shuttle is available.

Fee: $40/stall single-game; $25-$5,000 season options

California Memorial Stadium doesn't offer on-site parking at all, per secondary sources — fans instead use nearby garages: the Center Street garage (~$25 flat), Oxford Garage (~$20 flat), and Telegraph Channing garage (~$35 flat), or a free UC Berkeley Gameday Shuttle connecting Downtown Berkeley BART to stadium drop-off points.

Fee: ~$25 (Center St garage, per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$20 (Oxford Garage); ~$35 (Telegraph Channing); free (Gameday Shuttle from BART)

The arena's official parking page wasn't fetched directly for this entry — secondary sources describe a Warriors-branded prepaid pass at $40 (the cheapest official option) with garage/lot rates otherwise ranging roughly $30-60, surging well above that for high-demand games.

Fee: $40 prepaid pass (cheapest official option, per secondary sources); $30-60+ typical garage/lot range

The arena's official parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources describe official arena-owned lots (around 3,300 spaces) at roughly $30-40 for most events, including a West Garage (Lot W) with a flat rate that varies by event, plus offsite garages nearby from about $22-26.

Fee: $30-40 official lots (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $22-26 offsite

The venue's own site wasn't fetched directly for this entry — secondary sources put standard parking at $30/vehicle, a limited number of preferred spaces at $40, and valet at $75, with rates subject to change by event.

Fee: $30 standard (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $40 preferred; $75 valet

One parking fee covers both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same shared pass: Car or Motorcycle $40, Preferred Parking $60, both at the Mickey & Friends/Pixar Pals Parking Structures or the Toy Story Parking Area.

Fee: $40 standard / $60 preferred / $45 oversized / $50 bus-tractor per day

Standard car/motorcycle parking is $40/day at any of the 3 standard parking locations (Mickey & Friends, Pixar Pals, Toy Story Parking Area); preferred parking is $60/day.

Fee: $40 standard / $60 preferred / $45-50 oversized per day

General parking is $40 in advance or $45 at the gate; preferred parking (closer lots) is $65 and must be purchased in advance — it isn't sold at the gate.

Fee: $40 advance / $45 gate (general); $65 advance-only (preferred)

Secondary sources (citing the official product page as of September 2026) put General Parking at $40 when purchased online, with onsite/gate rates said to start around $30 depending on vehicle type — this wasn't independently confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry.

Fee: $40 online general (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$30 onsite starting; $90 all-season pass

Parking exists but is sold by lot/zone through the stadium's own "Buy Parking" portal rather than at one flat rate — distance from the gate and event demand both affect price.

USC's own gameday parking page wasn't fetchable for a rate table on this pass — secondary sources put general campus parking structures at $50/vehicle, first-come-first-served and cashless, with limited prepaid reserved spots (Flower Street/Royal Street Structures) around $60.50 when booked in advance; other campus lots are reported anywhere from $23-60+.

Fee: $50 general campus structures (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$60.50 prepaid reserved; $23-60+ range

The Giants' own parking page returned no fetchable pricing content — secondary sources put typical official/nearby lots at $12-25 for regular-season games, with street parking around $3-7/hour (4-hour limit); prices have surged as high as $140 for playoff games.

Fee: $12-25 typical (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); up to $140 for high-demand/playoff games

The Padres' own site confirms named lots operated by Ace Parking (Padres Parkade, Tailgate Park, Lexus Premier Lot, Park 12 Valet) and their opening times, but doesn't publish a flat rate — secondary sources put typical prices at $15-55 depending on proximity, with the Tailgate Park lot being the only one allowing tailgating.

Fee: $15-55 by lot (per secondary sources, mechanism confirmed officially)

Single-game parking is $38 purchased in advance or $44 day-of; RV parking (west drive) is $128 advance / $154 day-of. Rates are higher for the USC rivalry game: $48 advance / $59 day-of for cars, $153 advance / $179 day-of for RVs.

Fee: $38 advance / $44 day-of (standard games); $48/$59 (vs. USC); $128/$154 RV (standard); $153/$179 RV (vs. USC)

SeaWorld San Diego's own parking/rentals page returned no fetchable pricing content — secondary sources put General Parking starting around $25 online (rising on weekends/holidays/peak days, up to roughly $35), Up-Close Parking around $55, and VIP Parking around $77.

Fee: $25-35 general (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$55 up-close; ~$77 VIP; $40 RV; $20 motorcycle

General parking is $42, preferred parking is $62, and front gate parking is $77, plus tax.

Fee: $42 general / $62 preferred / $77 front gate

Multiple lots (Thrive/Yellow, Green [primary ADA], Orange [standard/oversized vehicles], Purple) open 5 hours before kickoff. Advance purchase via Ticketmaster is strongly encouraged; drive-up is more limited and costlier. Exact per-game pricing varies and is announced when the event goes on sale; an SDSU overflow campus lot runs $3/hour via PayByPhone.

Fee: Varies by event; SDSU overflow lot $3/hour

On-site parking exists, but pricing isn't fixed — it varies per event and is announced when tickets go on sale, and advance purchase is required for the best price and to guarantee a spot.

Stanford's own gameday-central page confirms single-game public parking is sold in the General Lots (7 & 8) and IM South (Lot 4), with the Cardinal Lots reserved for season ticket members — a specific rate wasn't found on the fetched page. Secondary sources report passes starting around $16 on the resale market, with season members saving over 50% versus single-game rates.

Fee: ~$16+ starting, resale (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); season members save 50%+

The Athletics' own parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources put the Main Lot at $30/car for A's games and the closer VIP Green Lot at $40.

Fee: $30 Main Lot (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $40 VIP Green Lot

General parking is $35, preferred is $50, and Front Gate parking is $70; after 5pm, General drops to $10 and Preferred to $20.

Fee: $35 general / $50 preferred / $70 front gate

General gameday parking is $20 (Red/White/Blue/Purple/Green lots), opening 6 hours before kickoff; the stadium is cashless (credit/debit/mobile payment only) with mobile passes encouraged in advance. A free shuttle runs from the Green Lot.

Fee: $20 general lots

Factory-sealed plastic water bottles, flavored water, or sports drinks up to one liter are permitted; empty reusable bottles are also allowed.

Max size: Up to 1 liter (33.814 fl oz)

Sealed, factory-sealed water bottles are allowed; open containers or flasks are not.

Soft plastic bottles (bottled water, soft drinks, no alcohol) are a permitted item; hard plastic bottles (e.g., Nalgene, bike bottles) and glass/metal bottles or cans are prohibited.

No outside water is allowed, including sealed bottled water and empty reusable bottles; free water fountains are available inside.

One unopened, factory-sealed plastic water bottle (1 liter or smaller) or one empty refillable bottle is allowed per guest.

Empty reusable plastic water bottles are allowed in, and sealed factory water bottles up to 32oz are also permitted.

Guests may bring in their own water and other non-alcoholic beverages, as long as they aren't in glass containers.

Personal water bottles may be brought in as long as they aren't glass; free bottle-filling stations are available throughout the park.

Empty, refillable water bottles up to 1 liter are permitted, as long as they have no glass components.

Unopened or empty water bottles are permitted, with refill/chiller stations available inside the park.

Factory-sealed plastic water bottles, or empty/transparent reusable bottles, are permitted.

Empty reusable non-metallic water bottles are allowed, and factory-sealed bottled water 17 oz. or less is permitted up to 2 per person.

Sealed plastic water bottles and soft-sided juice containers are permitted; unsealed containers are inspected and may be confiscated.

One factory-sealed, still, clear, and unflavored plastic water bottle of 1 liter (32 oz) or less is permitted per guest, plus one empty reusable water bottle (no glass, 1 liter max) that must be empty upon entry.

Max size: 1 liter (32 oz) max, sealed; reusable bottle also capped at 1 liter and must be empty

Empty reusable water bottles or factory-sealed bottles under 32 oz./1 liter are allowed, limited to two per person, with free refill stations on the concourse.

Max size: under 32 oz. / 1 liter

Guests may bring in a bottle of water or a refillable water bottle.

Sealed (unfrozen) water bottles are allowed, as are empty refillable water bottles up to 32oz; all other bottles, cans, and cups are prohibited.

One factory-sealed water bottle 20 oz. or smaller, or an empty clear/soft-sided reusable bottle 20 oz. or smaller, is permitted; hard-sided bottles are not.

Empty-on-entry hard plastic reusable water bottles up to 32 oz. are allowed, superseding an older 20 oz. sealed/empty rule.

Max size: Up to 32 oz., empty on entry

Factory-sealed bottled water with nothing added is permitted, as are empty reusable bottles; sports drinks and flavored waters are not allowed in.

Bottled water is permitted, up to 2 liters per guest.

One factory-sealed water bottle under 24 ounces may be brought in.

Outside food is allowed in non-suite seating if carried in a clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon and in individual-portion, non-bulk quantities.

Max size: Clear plastic bag, one gallon or smaller

Outside food is generally restricted, but individual meals are permitted for documented food allergies; no page explicitly states a blanket ban beyond the packaging restrictions (boxes, wrapped packages, cans, glass, and flasks are explicitly prohibited).

Outside food and beverage are allowed for personal consumption if they comply with the prohibited-item policies; hard fruit or vegetables are only permitted if cut into pieces.

Outside food isn't allowed, with an explicit exception for baby food.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, with limited exceptions for documented medical or religious dietary needs.

Outside food and beverage is generally not allowed in, with an exception for small snack items and pre-approved medical/religious dietary needs.

Outside food is allowed as long as it doesn't need heating/reheating/processing/refrigeration and isn't in glass containers.

Outside food/nonalcoholic beverages are allowed for personal consumption, but not in glass containers and not if they need heating/refrigeration or have strong odors.

Outside food is permitted if it's carried in a clear bag no larger than 12"x12"x6" and isn't in glass, cans, coolers, or thermoses.

Outside food is generally not allowed, except baby food and food needed for special dietary restrictions.

Pre-packaged snack food items for personal consumption are allowed if carried in an approved clear bag.

Outside food and beverage is permitted everywhere except Luxury Suites; fans with dietary restrictions/allergies are specifically encouraged to bring their own food.

Outside food intended for individual (not group) consumption is permitted, but must be individually wrapped/bagged or in a single-serve soft-sided container complying with the bag policy, and no bulk packaging (pans, pizza boxes, etc.) is allowed.

Outside food is not permitted into the stadium for UCLA football games (the exception for outside food applies only to non-UCLA events at the venue).

No outside food is allowed except water; exceptions are made for special dietary needs, food allergies, and baby food/formula.

Food, beverages, coolers, personal/folding chairs, and grills may not be brought into the park.

Outside food is not generally permitted, but exceptions are made for guests with medical requirements, special needs, or food allergies.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited unless medically required.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, with one narrow exception: fans may bring in reasonably sized bags of peanuts and/or sunflower seeds.

Small snacks and food for medical, dietary, or baby needs are permitted; larger outside meals are not.

Food is listed among prohibited items; concessions and the outside Bulldog BLVD block party offer food.

Medically necessary items, including diaper bags, are allowed as an exception to the bag policy after inspection.

Guests carrying medically necessary bags or equipment will be required to have their bag inspected by security; guests are encouraged to contact the Athletics Ticket Office in advance for accommodation.

Fans with medically necessary items or equipment that don't fit the bag policy are directed to a screening lane at the far left of each gate, where Public Safety personnel examine and approve the items.

Medical bags are explicitly included among allowed bag types, subject to the same 14"x6"x14" size cap as other bags.

Max size: 14"L x 6"W x 14"H (same as general bag limit)

Medical bags/supplies, including formula and breast pumps, are permitted but must pass X-ray screening.

Max size: 14"x14"x6"

Medically necessary items and bags are allowed as an exception to standard bag/item restrictions after proper inspection at a gate designated for that purpose.

Medications and medical supplies (including items needing refrigeration or sharps disposal) are accommodated.

Medical equipment and supplies (including oxygen) may be brought through security screening, with spares storable at First Aid locations.

Medical equipment storage and refrigeration for guests with medication is offered at First Aid, next to Guest Services near GhostRider.

Fans carrying medical bags or items must have them inspected; approved items get a wristband or sticker for the rest of the visit.

Medically necessary items are permitted as an exception to the bag policy, subject to inspection.

Medical bags are explicitly exempted from the backpack ban, and a First Aid Station on the Promenade Level (behind Section 132) is staffed by physicians, nurses, and EMS personnel during all games, with ambulance service available for emergencies.

Medical bags and infant bags are exempt from the standard bag-size restriction, and guests with disabilities may bring factory-sealed containers with medically necessary liquids. First Aid Stations staffed by trained medical personnel are located at Section 108 and between Sections 129-131 (Padres Power Alley), with AED units posted throughout the ballpark.

Medically necessary items or equipment that don't fit the clear-bag rules can be brought after screening and approval at the Rose Bowl Public Safety Building located between Gates A and B.

The bag policy is explicitly not intended to interfere with guests attending with specific medical needs; medical bags/equipment are permitted even if they don't comply with the clear-bag rule, and baby-care items are allowed at the security supervisor's discretion.

Medically necessary items may go through additional security screening; anything that could be considered a weapon still won't be allowed in.

Fans with medically necessary items may bring them in a non-clear bag for privacy, subject to additional screening; fans with metal medical devices that trigger detectors are directed to discreetly contact security personnel for an alternative screening method.

Medications are explicitly permitted, and beverages needed for medical reasons or special needs are allowed in beyond the standard outside-beverage restrictions.

An exception is made for necessary medical items and diaper bags, subject to inspection prior to entry.

Outside alcoholic beverages are prohibited in both the parking lot and the ballpark; alcohol may only be purchased inside from concessions.

Alcohol may only be consumed in the designated tailgate areas in Lots 2 and 3 and must stop at kickoff; violators are subject to citation.

No outside alcohol of any kind is permitted; beer and wine are sold in-stadium with a wristband and valid ID required, limited to 2 drinks per transaction, cut off at the start of the 3rd quarter in general seating.

Outside alcohol is banned; alcohol is only available for in-venue purchase by guests 21+, capped at two drinks per transaction.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; venue-sold alcohol is limited to two drinks per purchase for guests 21+.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; guests may purchase up to two alcoholic beverages per transaction inside the venue.

Guests may not bring their own alcohol; alcohol is only permitted if purchased on-site (or at Disneyland Resort hotels).

Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted, except at Disneyland Resort hotels.

Outside alcohol may not be brought in; alcohol purchased inside is limited to two drinks per person per purchase and sold only through the 7th inning.

No outside alcohol (BYOB); alcohol is only available for purchase in-park (21+, valid ID, 2-drink limit per ID).

Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted.

Outside alcohol may not be brought into (or removed from) the Coliseum; alcohol is sold inside with a 2-drink-per-person limit, ID verification, and cutoff at the end of the 3rd quarter.

Outside alcohol, including non-alcoholic beer and wine, is not permitted into Oracle Park.

Outside alcohol is prohibited under California liquor regulations; security officers inspect bags/packages at every gate, and guests may not enter intoxicated or exit with alcoholic beverages.

Outside alcohol, cans, and glass bottles may not be brought in, though beer, wine, and seltzers are sold at concession stands through the third quarter.

Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted; alcohol is sold in-park at various dining/bar locations.

California liquor regulations prohibit guests from bringing alcoholic beverages into the stadium. In-stadium alcohol sales exist, ending at the start of the 4th quarter for SDSU football; guests may not exit with alcohol, and visibly intoxicated guests are denied entry.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; alcohol purchased inside must be consumed in permitted areas, and glass containers are strictly prohibited.

Outside alcohol is not permitted inside the stadium; beer, wine, and ready-to-drink cocktails are sold in-venue with ID/wristband verification, sales end at the end of the 3rd quarter, and alcohol purchased inside cannot leave the stadium.

Outside alcoholic beverages cannot be brought into or out of the ballpark under California state liquor law; only alcohol purchased inside from authorized servers is allowed.

Outside alcohol may not be brought into the park; alcohol is only permitted in designated onsite consumption areas.

Alcohol is a listed prohibited item to bring in; beer, wine, and spirits are sold at stadium concessions.

Covered under the general "illegal drugs" prohibited-items entry; San Jose State's Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act program states marijuana remains prohibited on campus regardless of California's state legalization because it is federally Schedule I.

The stadium's prohibited-items list bans illegal drugs generally; UC Berkeley's official cannabis policy confirms campus-wide prohibition despite California's Prop 64 legalization, since cannabis remains federally illegal, with smoking cannabis also barred under the UC Smoke and Tobacco Free Environment policy.

No cannabis-specific statement exists, but general prohibited-items rules ban 'drugs, illegal substances' and enforce a venue-wide smoke-free policy covering all smoking and vaping.

Cannabis is banned despite California's recreational legality — the venue groups "drugs and/or illegal substances" together as prohibited.

Marijuana, including marijuana-enriched products, is banned throughout the resort regardless of California state law.

Smoking marijuana or other illegal substances is not permitted at any time.

Cannabis and cannabis products are prohibited on stadium premises.

Marijuana and marijuana products are prohibited, along with other substances deemed illegal in Santa Clara County.

Illegal drugs are prohibited and the venue is entirely smoke-free, effectively barring cannabis regardless of California state legality.

Marijuana is explicitly listed as a prohibited item, alongside illegal drugs generally.

Drugs or illegal substances/paraphernalia — explicitly including medical marijuana — are prohibited under the Prohibited Items list. Despite California's recreational-cannabis legalization, Petco Park bans cannabis in all forms, the same hard-line stance as venues in non-legal states already on this site.

Cannabis use is barred under the smoke-free policy, which explicitly extends to smoked marijuana.

Marijuana and drug paraphernalia are prohibited on property, regardless of California's recreational-use laws.

Six Flags prohibits smoking marijuana at any time, even in designated smoking areas.

Marijuana and other illegal substances are strictly prohibited, along with vaping and smoking outside designated areas.

Not separately named, but covered under the general ban on alcohol of any kind and illegal drugs; cannabis remains federally illegal and is not called out as an exception despite being legal for recreational use under California state law.

Marijuana and all illegal items, substances, and paraphernalia are prohibited.

Hard-sided coolers are not allowed inside Angel Stadium.

Coolers and bags larger than the standard bag-size limits are explicitly prohibited.

Hard coolers are explicitly prohibited; soft-sided coolers are not separately addressed but would still need to satisfy the bag-size limits.

Coolers are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Coolers are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited inside the venue.

Small coolers are allowed if they fit the 24"x15"x18" bag size limit; loose or dry ice is not permitted.

Max size: 24"x15"x18"

Small coolers are allowed if they fit within the 24"x15"x18" bag size limit, using only reusable ice packs (no loose/dry ice).

Max size: 24"x15"x18"

Hard and soft-sided coolers are not permitted.

Only small coolers (max 1'x1'x1') filled with water are allowed in the main park; larger coolers are prohibited (medical/dietary exceptions per Guest Services).

Max size: Main park: 12"x12"x12"; Soak City: up to 12"x18"

Coolers, soft- or hard-sided, are not permitted.

Ice chests, coolers and other open beverage containers are not permitted inside the Coliseum.

Hard-sided coolers are banned outright; soft-sided coolers are permitted only if they fit within the standard 16"x16"x8" bag-size limit.

Max size: 16" x 16" x 8" (soft-sided only)

Hard-sided coolers are explicitly prohibited; any soft-sided food/drink container must still comply with the standard bag-size limit (12"x6"x12").

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" max for any soft-sided container (per bag policy)

Coolers are on the official prohibited items list and are not permitted inside the stadium.

Large hard or soft coolers may not be brought into the park.

Coolers are explicitly listed as a prohibited bag/container type.

Hard or soft-sided coolers are prohibited inside the stadium.

Coolers are effectively banned via the bag-size rule and are explicitly named as prohibited on Stanford's prohibited-items materials.

Ice chests and hard-sided coolers are on the official prohibited items list.

Soft-sided insulated bags up to 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep are permitted; hard-sided coolers and any coolers with wheels are not.

Max size: 8.5" W x 6" H x 6" D

Coolers are a listed prohibited item.

Strollers are allowed and must be collapsible and stored under the guest's seat, or checked at the nearest Guest Relations location if too large.

Strollers are welcome but may not be stored in aisles or under seats; wagons are not addressed in any official source found.

Strollers are explicitly permitted (subject to the bag policy), and a free stroller-check service is offered at Lisa and Douglas Goldman Plaza; wagons are not mentioned on any official page.

Strollers are permitted and can be checked at Guest Services Kiosks near Portals 13 or 53.

Strollers are permitted but not allowed in seating sections; guests are encouraged to leave them in the car.

Strollers are permitted inside the venue but are not allowed in the seating area and must be checked at Guest Services.

Standard strollers are allowed up to 31"x52"; wagons, including stroller wagons, are banned outright regardless of size.

Max size: 31" wide x 52" long

Strollers must be no larger than 31" wide x 52" long; stroller wagons of any kind are not allowed.

Max size: 31" W x 52" L

Personal strollers and wagons used as strollers are allowed; stroller rentals also available ($17 single/day, $22 double/day).

Fee: Single stroller rental: $17/day; Double: $22/day (plus deposit)

Strollers are not permitted in the seating areas; guests are encouraged to leave them home or in vehicles, or use a stroller-check location if available (must be collapsible).

Strollers are welcome; foldable strollers should be stored under the seat, and non-folding strollers can be checked free of charge at the Guest Services Station behind home plate.

Strollers and wagons are welcomed provided they don't limit guest movement or block aisles; only wagons that can be pushed (not pulled) and have safety child restraints are allowed, and pull-wagons are prohibited.

Strollers are welcome but cannot be stored in an aisle or under a seat; they undergo alternative (non-walk-through) screening and can be checked at Tunnel 27 guest services or the Gate C Checked Items Tent.

Strollers may be brought in or rented; non-folding strollers/wagons must be parked outside stadiums and most exhibits.

Fee: Stroller rental fee applies (see rental page for current pricing)

Strollers are permitted and must be stored under the ticketed seat or in designated stroller areas. Wagons are not addressed.

Strollers are not permitted inside the stadium.

Strollers or portable chairs are prohibited unless ADA compliant; no official page specifically addresses wagons.

Fold-up strollers are explicitly listed as a permitted item; wagons are not separately addressed in the ballpark's official materials.

Strollers are a listed prohibited item; wagons are not separately addressed on official pages.

Angel Stadium provides dedicated Nursing Suites for guests to nurse or pump, located at Section 101 and in the Guest Relations office at Section 133.

Dedicated lactation rooms are located on the West Concourse level; a breast pump carried in a bag would likely qualify under the general medical-needs screening exception, though breast pumps are not named explicitly as their own bag-policy item.

A private Mamava Lactation Pod is available at Portal 52 on the Upper Concourse, arranged via Guest Services at Portal 53.

Breast pumps and formula/bottles are explicitly permitted, and the arena has five dedicated Mamava lactation pods.

Both electric and manual breast pumps are allowed inside the stadium, and a nursing room with a changing table and refrigerator is available.

Disney California Adventure has a dedicated Baby Care Center (next to Ghirardelli Soda Fountain) with a private nursing room.

Disneyland Park has a dedicated, free Baby Care Center with a nursing room for breastfeeding and pumping.

Nursing is welcome anywhere in the stadium; dedicated nursing lounges are also available in Centerfield and near section 32.

Baby-changing and nursing stations are provided in California MarketPlace and Camp Snoopy.

Not explicitly named in policy, but breast pump equipment would qualify under the bag policy's exceptions for infant/special-needs care bags and medically necessary items (subject to inspection); baby changing areas are provided at Street-level restrooms.

A dedicated Nursing Room, presented by UCSF Health, is located behind home plate on the Club Level and open to all ticket holders; three wheelchair-accessible Nursing Pods (with seating, a mirror, and an outlet) are also located around the ballpark, accessible via door code from nearby staff.

The Sharp Mary Birch Nursing Lounge, located in Terrace Suite 32, is available for nursing mothers at all Padres home games; baby changing tables are also available in all restrooms throughout the ballpark.

Four Parent Rooms located throughout the concourse provide private space for nursing parents and guests with infants, with baby-changing tables in all restrooms.

Not named explicitly, but breast pumps would fall under the officially stated medically-necessary-items exception, which allows a non-clear bag and cites diaper bags as a parallel example.

Wheelchairs and other mobility devices are welcomed, with complimentary wheelchair escort service from entry to ticketed seats; Segways are permitted under a dedicated ADA pilot policy for guests with mobility impairments.

Mobility devices are accommodated via ADA-compliant accommodations and an accessible-seating contact line; medical chair backs with documentation are exempted from the general frame-restriction rule.

The stadium is ADA accessible with elevators, accessible restrooms, wheelchair seating, and an ADA shuttle/golf cart service; Segways are carved out of the general Segway/bicycle ban for ADA use only.

Wheelchairs/mobility devices are welcome, with free storage and a complimentary wheelchair escort service from Thrive City/East Plaza.

Manual/motorized wheelchairs and four-wheeled mobility scooters are permitted for guests with disabilities, at pedestrian speed only.

Wheelchair assistance is available on request from the nearest Guest Services representative.

Guests may bring and use their own wheelchairs/ECVs, and both are available to rent on-site.

Max size: 36" wide x 52" long, 3+ wheels required

Fee: Rental: $15/day manual wheelchair, $60/day ECV, plus refundable deposit

Wheeled mobility devices must have 3 or more wheels, stay stable when stopped, and be no larger than 36" wide x 52" long.

Max size: 36" W x 52" L

Wheelchairs and ECVs are welcome; rentals available on-site ($25/day manual, $60/day ECV) or by advance reservation.

Fee: Manual wheelchair: $25/day; ECV: $60/day, plus deposit

Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are welcomed, with in-seat service, priority gate lines, and a charging station for motorized wheelchairs at the West Administration Building.

Wheelchairs and mobility devices are welcomed; guests with strollers or wheelchairs enter through a barrier-free gate and are checked with a handheld wand instead of walking through the Evolv/magnetometer units.

Wheelchairs and walkers are welcomed; Petco Park offers wheelchair-accessible seating, complimentary wheelchair escort service between gates and seats, wheelchair storage/lifts, and ADA power stations to recharge wheelchairs in accessible seating areas.

Wheelchairs are welcome and bypass walk-through metal detectors in favor of alternative screening; in-stadium wheelchair assistance can be requested from guest services (not available outside the gates).

Personal wheelchairs and ECVs are welcome, and rentals are available; wheeled mobility devices must have at least 3 wheels and remain stable when stopped or unoccupied.

Complimentary wheelchair escorts to and from any gate and the guest's ticketed seat are available on request, plus wheelchair lifts and an accessible shuttle route connecting the trolley, lots, and gates.

Wheelchairs are exempt from walk-through metal detectors but undergo hand-wand screening plus a standard bag search; a free ADA motorized-cart shuttle runs to Gate 4 starting 30 minutes before gates open, and designated wheelchair/companion seating is available.

Wheelchairs and mobility devices are fully accommodated — every seating section is wheelchair-accessible, with an elevator at Section 112 and power outlets at many wheelchair locations for charging power chairs.

Wheelchairs and ECVs are permitted; Segways are allowed only when used as an ADA mobility device.

ADA/companion seating is available at multiple sections, free golf-cart shuttles operate inside the stadium for pickup/drop-off near seating, and a dedicated shuttle bus serves wheelchair users; text "BADDOG" to 69050 for in-stadium assistance.

Only Segways or similar devices operated by guests with a mobility impairment are permitted inside the ballpark, under the Angels' ADA pilot Segway policy.

Skates, skateboards, and scooters are explicitly listed as prohibited items.

Skateboards, rollerblades, scooters, roller shoes, bicycles, tri-bikes, and Segways are all prohibited, except Segways for ADA use.

Skateboards, scooters, rollerblades, and bicycles are prohibited inside; bikes must use the free outdoor Bike Valet instead.

Skates, skateboards, rollerblades, and scooters are prohibited inside the venue, though bike racks are available outside.

Scooters, skateboards, inline skates, bicycles, hoverboard-type devices, and shoes with built-in wheels are not allowed.

Skateboards, scooters, inline skates, and bicycles are not permitted (grouped with drones and remote-control toys on Disneyland's prohibited list).

Personal Segways used as mobility devices are permitted if the guest checks in at Information first; no official policy found for recreational e-bikes/hoverboards/scooters.

Skateboards are explicitly listed as a prohibited item; hoverboards and similar devices are not separately addressed.

Electric scooters and hoverboards are banned outright, but non-electric skateboards and scooters are allowed if they can be conveniently and safely stored under the seat; riding a skateboard or scooter anywhere inside Oracle Park is prohibited.

Segways, hoverboards, skateboards, scooters, razors, and roller blades are prohibited inside the ballpark; bicycles may only be parked at bike racks outside the perimeter, not brought inside.

Skates, skateboards, hoverboards, scooters, and bicycles are prohibited inside the stadium.

Skateboards, scooters, roller/inline skates, shoes with built-in wheels, and two-wheeled self-balancing electric vehicles (e.g., Segways) are not permitted.

Bikes, scooters, and skateboards are prohibited inside the stadium; bicycle parking is available outside the gates.

Motorized scooters, Segways, motorized bikes, hoverboards, and wheeled footwear are all prohibited.

Bicycles, skates, scooters, skateboards, roller blades, and roller shoes are all prohibited.

Bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, and hoverboards are prohibited inside the ballpark.

Riding a bicycle or scooter, using wheeled shoes, or hoverboards is not permitted.

Personal cameras with lenses under 6 inches are permitted for personal use; cameras/video equipment with lenses over 6 inches, or used with tripods/monopods, require media credentials.

Max size: Lens under 6 inches

Personal still cameras with a lens up to 6 inches are permitted; video cameras, monopods/tripods, and professional cameras are prohibited without a UC Berkeley licensing agreement.

Max size: Camera lens: 6 inches maximum

Basic point-and-shoot/phone cameras are fine; professional gear, lenses over 3 inches, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lenses may not exceed 3 inches extended

Basic non-flash still cameras without interchangeable/telephoto lenses are allowed; professional and video/audio recording gear is banned.

Small personal cameras are allowed, but professional photographic equipment, flash use, monopods, tripods, interchangeable-lens cameras, and lenses longer than 3.5 inches are prohibited unless otherwise authorized by event management.

Max size: Lenses must not exceed 3.5" in length

Cameras are fine, but selfie sticks/extension poles are banned, and tripods/monopods are only allowed if they fit in a backpack or are under 6 feet.

Max size: Fit in a backpack or under 6ft

Tripods/monopods must fit inside a standard backpack or be under 6' tall; selfie sticks and hand-held extension poles are not allowed.

Personal still and video cameras are fine for personal use, but lenses can't exceed 6", and recording game action beyond personal use is prohibited.

Personal cameras are generally fine, but unsolicited disruptive photography is banned, and filming is prohibited on most rides/attractions.

Cameras with lenses 3 inches or shorter are permitted; tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not.

Still cameras without detachable lenses and with a max 3-inch lens are allowed; video cameras, tripods, selfie sticks and professional camera equipment are prohibited.

Max size: 3-inch max lens length

Personal cameras and video equipment are allowed, but may not obstruct the view of other guests.

Non-professional still and video cameras are permitted for personal use provided lenses are no longer than 6 inches with no extra detachable lenses.

Max size: Lens no longer than 6 inches

Point-and-shoot cameras, phones, and binoculars may be carried in (not inside a bag), but unauthorized cameras with lenses over 3.5 inches, interchangeable/telephoto lenses, video cameras, monopods, tripods, or selfie sticks are prohibited.

Max size: lens under 3.5 inches when extended, unless media-credentialed

Personal cameras, phones, GoPros, and selfie sticks are permitted, but loose items like selfie sticks are not allowed on rides or over animal habitats.

Personal cameras are fine for general use, but filming or photographing on any ride or attraction is strictly prohibited.

Non-professional, non-flash still photography is permitted at most events; detachable/interchangeable lenses, GoPro-style cameras, tripods, and monopods are prohibited, as is video/audio recording.

Personal cameras for non-professional use are fine; professional-grade cameras, detachable lenses, lenses over 6", and GoPros are prohibited.

Small cameras with a lens up to 6 inches are permitted without cases; cameras with lenses longer than 6 inches, video cameras, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lens: 6 inches maximum

Personal still and handheld video cameras are welcome; professional/commercial cameras with interchangeable or detachable lenses are not allowed.

Video cameras and tripods are listed prohibited items; still/photo cameras are not separately addressed on official pages.

Drones (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) are not permitted on or above Angel Stadium property, including the stadium itself and surrounding/nearby parking lots.

Remote-controlled devices and drones are prohibited unless specifically approved in advance by SJSU Athletics, SJSU Risk Management, SJSU Police, and the Mountain West Conference.

UC Berkeley's campus-wide drone policy explicitly bans recreational drone flying near Memorial Stadium on football gamedays and during other significant stadium events.

Drones are explicitly prohibited.

Dignity Health Sports Park is designated a no-drone zone.

Drones are explicitly banned.

Drones and other remote-control flying devices are not permitted.

Drones (UAVs) are prohibited.

Drones/UAS are prohibited in Exposition Park and inside the Coliseum without prior state permit and Coliseum management authorization.

Drones (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) cannot be flown near Oracle Park before, during, or after Giants games.

Drones, remote-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles, and other motorized vehicles/devices are prohibited.

Drones are on the official prohibited items list.

Drones and remote-controlled toys are prohibited throughout the park.

Drones may not be operated on, from, or above Six Flags property without specific written consent.

Flying drones in or over the stadium's airspace, parking lots, and roadways without prior approval is strictly prohibited.

Drones and other remote-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles are strictly prohibited.

Remote-controlled devices of any kind, including drones, are prohibited stadium-wide; Stanford's campus-wide Unmanned Flying Vehicle policy separately bars outside drone operation anywhere on campus without prior committee approval and FAA certification.

Drones and unmanned aerial vehicles are prohibited.

Drones and other controlled flying devices are not permitted on or above Universal property without written permission.

Drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles are not permitted anywhere on or above University property.

Personal-sized umbrellas are permitted inside Angel Stadium.

Max size: Personal-sized only

Non-retractable umbrellas are prohibited, implying small retractable or collapsible umbrellas are permitted.

Umbrellas are not permitted inside California Memorial Stadium; items left at the gates are disposed of by stadium staff.

Chase Center's own official guide contains contradictory statements: one section says umbrellas are allowed, while the prohibited-items list separately bans them as an 'optical illusion' item. Confirm directly with the venue if this matters.

Pointed-tip umbrellas are banned, grouped with weapons and objects that could cause injury.

Umbrellas are not permitted inside the venue.

Umbrellas are allowed, and are even listed as a suggested item to pack.

Umbrellas for rain or sun are allowed; not on the prohibited items list.

Umbrellas are not permitted inside the stadium.

Umbrellas are permitted, as long as they don't obstruct other fans' view.

Umbrellas are listed as a prohibited item.

Umbrellas are permitted, but may not obstruct the view of other guests.

Small, collapsible umbrellas are allowed; any umbrella that blocks sightlines or becomes a nuisance to other guests is not permitted, and the Padres may ask guests to lower them.

Umbrellas are on the official prohibited items list.

Umbrellas are not allowed inside the stadium.

Open umbrellas are prohibited, implying closed or compact umbrellas are permitted.

Umbrellas are permitted only for guests holding a Toyota Home Run Hill (lawn) ticket, subject to size restrictions and sightlines; guests are asked to close them if they block another guest's view.

Umbrellas are a listed prohibited item.

Noisemakers and musical instruments are banned (except team-issued 'Halo Sticks'); banners/signs are allowed only if baseball-related, non-commercial/political/obscene, fire-retardant, and no larger than 3' x 6'. Flags of any kind are not permitted regardless of size.

Max size: Banners/signs: max 3 ft x 6 ft

Banners, signs, flags, and balloons are prohibited; horns and noisemakers are prohibited, and poles or sticks over 24 inches are also banned.

Max size: Poles/sticks: 24 inches maximum

Artificial noise-making devices are prohibited, and banners and signs of any kind are prohibited.

Small event-related signs/banners/flags (up to 11"x17") are allowed if not on a pole; noisemaking devices (air horns, cowbells, whistles, drums) are banned.

Max size: 11"x17" for signs/banners/flags

Noisemakers, laser pointers, glow sticks, flashlights, fireworks, flags, and banners are banned, though small hand-held fan signs are allowed.

Max size: Signs (exception): 11"x17" max

Noise-making devices are prohibited, but banners/signs are allowed up to 3' x 4' as long as they aren't attached to poles, don't obstruct views, and don't display threatening or discriminatory content.

Max size: 3' x 4' (banners/signs)

Horns, whistles, megaphones, artificial noisemakers, flags, and banners are all prohibited.

Horns, whistles, megaphones, artificial noisemakers, flags, and banners are not allowed.

Noisemakers (bullhorns, klaxons, whistles) are prohibited. Flags/banners are limited to 2'x3' with no poles.

Max size: 2' x 3' (flags, no poles)

Flags/banners up to 3ft x 5ft are allowed without sticks or poles and if they don't obstruct sightlines or carry commercial/political messaging; noisemaking devices like horns, whistles and musical instruments are prohibited.

Max size: 3 ft x 5 ft (flags/banners)

Noisemakers of any kind (e.g., air horns) are banned outright; banners, flags, and signs are permitted but may be removed if they're not baseball-related, are offensive/political/commercial, exceed 3 feet in height, are affixed to ballpark structures, block sightlines/signage, or are displayed while the game is in progress.

Max size: Banners/flags/signs: 3 feet in height max

Noise-making devices (air horns, powered megaphones, bugles, drums, tambourines, musical instruments) are prohibited unless expressly authorized by the Padres; homemade signs/banners are welcomed if no larger than 4'x8', not commercial/political/obscene, not affixed to poles or sticks, and don't block sightlines or ballpark signage.

Max size: Banners/signs: 4' x 8' max

Noisemakers (thunder sticks, instruments, whistles, air horns, boom boxes) and banners, signs, flags, poles, or sticks are prohibited.

Flags, banners, signs, or voice-amplification devices used to conduct demonstrations or incite a crowd are prohibited.

Banners, posters, signs, and flags are allowed up to 24" x 36", must not be profane/lewd/derogatory, and may not obstruct views or be affixed to railings. Musical instruments and any noise-making device are prohibited.

Max size: Signs/banners/flags: 24" x 36" max

Artificial noisemakers are prohibited, as are banners and signs.

Noisemakers of any kind (air horns, cowbells, bullhorns, whistles, drums, etc.) are prohibited, as are banners, signs, and flags of any size.

Artificial noisemakers and unauthorized banners are prohibited, along with laser pointers; the phrasing implies pre-authorized banners may be permitted, though no approval process is described.

Folding chairs with metal frames are prohibited; seat cushions/chair backs without metal frames, pockets, zippers, compartments, or covers, 18 inches wide or less, are permitted; blankets are permitted if carried over a shoulder or arm, opened for inspection if folded.

Max size: Seat cushions/chair backs: 18" or less, no metal frame

Blankets and seat cushions up to 18 inches are permitted; personal seatbacks up to 14 inches wide are permitted, but metal seatbacks are prohibited.

Max size: Seat cushions: up to 18"; seatbacks: up to 14" wide, no metal

Chairs are explicitly listed as a prohibited item; blankets aren't addressed in official materials.

Folding chairs are explicitly banned; blankets are not addressed in the official rules.

Folding chairs are banned; blankets are not mentioned in the official prohibited items list.

Folding or beach chairs are prohibited; seat cushions without pockets or metal hardware are allowed. Blankets are not explicitly addressed in official policy.

Folding chairs and lawn chairs are not permitted, but blankets are allowed as long as they are worn or carried into the ballpark rather than packed inside a bag.

Lawn chairs or other rigid-framed seating devices are prohibited except for ADA needs or as approved by the Padres; blankets are not separately addressed in official Padres materials.

Soft, flexible seat cushions without pockets are allowed, but seat cushions with rigid or metal frames, pockets, zippers, or covers are prohibited.

Folding chairs, stools, and lawn furniture are prohibited; blankets and seat cushions are not separately addressed by the official policy.

Portable/lawn chairs are prohibited unless ADA compliant; blankets are explicitly permitted if carried over an arm.

Low-back lawn chairs (no higher than 9 inches) and blankets/towels are permitted only for guests holding a Toyota Home Run Hill (lawn) ticket; general chairs are on the prohibited items list for other seating areas.

Lawn chairs are a listed prohibited item; blankets and seat cushions are not separately addressed on official pages.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited inside Angel Stadium regardless of permit, including firearms, knives of any size, tasers, and pepper spray; explosives and fireworks are also banned.

Weapons are explicitly prohibited. California Penal Code §626.9, the Gun-Free School Zone Act, prohibits bringing or possessing a firearm on the grounds of any California public or private university, with only narrow exceptions requiring written permission from the university president or designee; a post-Bruen state-law change (effective ~Jan. 1, 2024) removed the prior exemption for valid CCW-permit holders, meaning concealed-carry permit holders are not exempted at California public universities, the same pattern already confirmed at Cal Berkeley.

Weapons are listed as a prohibited item; California's Gun-Free School Zone Act (Penal Code §626.9, as amended by AB 2609) prohibits bringing a firearm onto UC campus grounds without written permission of the university president or designee, with no concealed-carry exception for university campuses regardless of a CCW permit.

All weapons and dangerous devices are banned, including firearms, knives, pepper spray/mace, tasers, bats, clubs, and fireworks/flares.

All weapons are strictly banned, including firearms, knives, pepper spray, stun guns, brass knuckles, and martial arts weapons.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited, including firearms, explosives, knives, mace/pepper spray, stun guns, and simulated weapons.

Firearms, ammunition, knives, self-defense sprays, and any weapon-like objects or replicas are strictly prohibited.

Firearms, ammunition, knives, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited, including replicas and self-defense devices.

Firearms, ammunition, knives, and any weapons (including self-defense items like pepper spray/mace) are strictly prohibited.

Weapons, including pocket knives and silverware, are prohibited.

Firearms, knives, explosives, fireworks, lighters and laser pointers are all prohibited.

Weapons of any kind are banned, including for off-duty law enforcement and licensed CCW permit holders.

Firearms, knives of any type, sticks or clubs, toy guns/knives (including water guns), and other weapons (tasers, nunchaku, pepper spray, mace, expandable batons) are prohibited.

Weapons or projectiles of any kind are prohibited.

Firearms, weapons, and objects that appear to be weapons — including self-defense sprays, pocket knives, toy/squirt guns, and water blasters — are prohibited.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited, explicitly including firearms, knives, and mace/pepper spray, also banned from the tailgate lots.

Weapons and replica weapons are prohibited at all Stanford Athletics venues; the university's weapons policy prohibits firearms and various edged/projectile weapons under California Penal Code §§626.10 and 626.9, which apply on both public and private university grounds regardless of a concealed-carry permit.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited, including firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, martial arts instruments, pepper/mace spray, tear gas, and knives of all sizes.

Weapons of any kind are a listed prohibited item.

Angel Stadium is a smoke-free ballpark, with dedicated smoking areas located in the Gate 1, 2, 3, and 4 courtyards.

Tobacco and e-cigarettes are explicitly prohibited; smoking and tobacco use are not allowed in SJSU Athletics facilities.

The stadium is a fully non-smoking facility with no designated smoking areas; university policy prohibiting smoking in any campus facility explicitly extends to e-cigarettes and chewing/smokeless tobacco.

Chase Center is entirely smoke-free, including vaping/e-cigarettes, anywhere on property.

Crypto.com Arena is entirely smoke-free, including e-cigarettes/vapes, even on outdoor patios and terraces.

Dignity Health Sports Park is a non-smoking venue; cigarettes, cigars, and e-cigarettes/vapor devices are not allowed.

Smoking and vaping are banned throughout the theme parks except in designated outdoor smoking areas.

Smoking and vaping are banned throughout the park, Esplanade, and Downtown Disney; there are currently no designated smoking areas on Disneyland Resort property.

Smoking/vaping is banned throughout the park except in one designated smoking area near the main entrance.

The Coliseum is a smoke-free venue; smoking, smokeless tobacco, and smoking implements including vaporizers and e-cigarettes are prohibited in all areas.

Oracle Park is a Smoke-Free ballpark under San Francisco City Ordinance; electronic cigarettes, vaporizers, and smokeless tobacco are all included in the prohibition.

Petco Park is a smoke-free facility, including vaping and e-cigarettes; use of chewing/smokeless tobacco and vaporizers is also prohibited.

The Rose Bowl is a smoke-free facility; smoking and vaping (including e-cigarettes and smoked marijuana) are prohibited.

Smoking, including e-cigarettes/vaping, is permitted only in Designated Smoking Areas.

No smoking of any kind is permitted on the SDSU campus or stadium grounds, explicitly including e-cigarettes and vapor devices; all marijuana/cannabis products, including medical use, are prohibited.

Smoking and the use of tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, is prohibited under both the prohibited-items list and the Fan Code of Conduct.

Sutter Health Park is a fully smoke-free facility, including vaping/e-cigarette use; vape pens, cigarettes, and lighters are on the prohibited items list.

The campus is smoke- and tobacco-free under CSU system policy, explicitly including e-cigarettes and vapor devices, covering athletic facilities, practice fields, and parking lots.

Angels Baseball reserves the right to deny any costume or mask that mars the enjoyment of the game for other guests or distracts from the ballpark experience.

Face coverings are prohibited except for documented medical or religious reasons; no separate statement addresses costumes generally.

Costumes/cosplay are allowed if maneuverable and non-threatening; face-covering masks are banned (limited face paint fine, medical/safety masks exempt).

Costumes, props, full face masks, and face paint are not allowed under the venue's dress code.

Masks or costumes that cover the face are not allowed while passing through security at entry; hard plastic or metal costume props/accessories with sharp edges are also prohibited.

Guests 14+ may not wear costumes or masks in the theme parks (medical exception applies); younger guests' masks can't cover the whole face.

Guests 14+ may not wear costumes or masks (medical exception applies); younger guests' masks can't cover the whole face.

Family-friendly costumes/themed attire are fine, but costumes/masks/face coverings that conceal identity are prohibited (COVID-style masks exempted).

Identity-obscuring masks or hoods are prohibited.

Costume masks may be worn but must be removed during the security screening process; costume accessories may be subject to additional inspection.

Adult face masks not medically or religiously required are prohibited, and clothing must be worn at all times with no offensive language or images.

Personal power banks/portable chargers aren't on the prohibited items list, and Chase Center also rents chargers on-site for $5/hour.

Fee: $5.00/hour for on-site rental (bringing your own has no fee)

Portable chargers/power banks are not restricted; Disney operates third-party charging kiosks throughout the park.

Standard phone-charging power banks are fine; oversized battery packs are prohibited.

Pets are not permitted, with the exception of canine service animals trained to perform a disability-related task.

Animals are prohibited except ADA-defined service animals individually trained to perform a disability-related task; animals providing only emotional support or companionship are explicitly not permitted.

No pets or animals are permitted, except guide, signal, and service dogs for guests who need assistance.

Trained service animals are welcome (leashed/harnessed, on lap or under seat); non-service pets aren't indicated as permitted.

Pets are not allowed, but trained service animals (and service animals in training) are permitted if leashed or harnessed.

Pets are not allowed, but trained service animals (or service animals in training) are permitted as an exception.

Pets aren't allowed, but trained service dogs and miniature horses are permitted.

Pets aren't allowed; only trained service dogs/miniature horses are permitted, leashed and under control.

Pets aren't allowed (except Snoopy); trained service animals are welcome (emotional support animals don't qualify).

Service dogs and service-dogs-in-training are allowed (must be leashed/harnessed, with a designated relief area at Gates 16 and 33); all other pets/animals are prohibited.

Service animals are welcome, and unlike many venues, Oracle Park also permits emotional support and comfort animals as long as they don't pose a safety/security risk or disrupt other guests.

Only ADA-recognized service animals (a dog or miniature horse individually trained to perform disability-related tasks) or service animals in training are permitted; animals that solely provide emotional support or companionship are not permitted. A limited number of pets are allowed on select promotional dates (e.g., Bark at the Park) at the Padres' discretion.

Animals are prohibited except ADA-defined service animals individually trained to assist a person with a disability; emotional-support-only animals do not qualify.

Pets are not allowed in the park but can be boarded at a paid on-site kennel; trained service dogs and miniature horses are welcome, but emotional support animals are not permitted.

Fee: $25/day for pet kennel

Pets are not permitted; service animals trained to perform disability-related tasks are welcome, but animals that solely provide emotional support or companionship are explicitly not permitted.

Animals are prohibited except service animals trained to perform a task for a person with a disability.

Certified ADA service animals are welcome; all other animals are prohibited.

Pets and non-service animals are prohibited, distinguishing them from service animals, which are permitted.

Re-entry to Angel Stadium is not permitted once a guest exits the ballpark.

No re-entry is permitted after exit.

Re-entry into Memorial Stadium is not permitted; no in-and-out privileges are allowed, with no exceptions.

Chase Center has a strict no re-entry policy once a ticket is scanned, unless the guest has an unused/unscanned ticket.

Re-entry is allowed but requires checking in with Guest Services and going back through full security/ticket screening.

Dignity Health Sports Park enforces a no re-entry policy during events.

Re-entry is allowed the same day with a valid ticket and ID confirmation.

Re-entry is allowed the same day with a valid ticket and photo ID check at the gate.

Re-entry is not permitted at the stadium.

Same-day re-entry is allowed with a valid ticket/season pass and photo verification; some private/special ticket events don't allow re-entry.

Re-entry is not allowed at any event, for guest safety and security.

Re-entry is generally not permitted, but exceptions are made for medical or ADA needs, subject to re-screening by security at any entry gate.

Re-entry is permitted; guests must have their digital ticket scanned before exiting and scan back in to re-enter. Re-entry is prohibited once the game or event has concluded.

There is no re-entry allowed at the Rose Bowl Stadium once a guest exits.

Guests may leave and return the same day by getting a hand stamp before exiting and presenting it with their ticket upon return.

Guests may not exit and re-enter the stadium.

Fans can re-enter through all gates until the end of the 3rd quarter; tickets must be scanned out upon exit, and re-entry requires a fresh security screening and a valid ticket scan.

Re-entry to the ballpark is not permitted — once a guest exits, their ticket is no longer valid for entry.

No pass-outs are given to allow re-entry into the venue.

Angels Baseball reserves the right to prohibit offensive/inappropriate clothing or wearables, and bans derogatory language (race, ethnicity, gender, religion, disability, age, sexual orientation, national origin) and betting-related abusive speech directed at players, umpires, staff, or fans, all subject to ejection.

CEFCU Stadium and its box office are fully cashless (credit/debit/gift card only); stadium management reserves the right to adjust entry policies at its sole discretion without prior notice.

Also prohibited: balls and other projectiles, laser pointers, fireworks, balloons, illegal drugs, sticks/poles, and open containers; ticket resale/scalping is also barred.

A broad list of additional items is banned, including selfie sticks and other sticks, inflatable objects, laser pointers, flammable objects, fireworks, lawn furniture, spray/sports bottles, beach balls, frisbees, boomerangs, balloons, sports balls, water guns, and any object with sharp edges or tips.

The Coliseum is a fully cashless venue (credit/debit/mobile pay only, no Mobile Driver's Licenses accepted for alcohol ID), tickets are mobile-only (screenshots not accepted), and all guests/bags undergo metal detector screening and inspection before entry.

The official prohibited-items list also bars: aerosol cans of any kind (including sunblock, hairspray, pepper spray), beach balls, culturally insensitive attire, fireworks, illegal drugs, laser pointers, nets/ropes/devices used to retrieve objects from the field, and any other sharp objects posing a safety hazard.

Also prohibited: beach balls/inflatables, frisbees/footballs and other throwable sports devices, bubble-making devices, ball retrievers (except mitts), balls of any type except baseballs, balloons (unless Padres-approved), aerosol cans, non-credentialed microphones, amplified music/bullhorns/loudspeakers (unless approved), sports equipment of any kind (except gloves), wallet chains, tents (unless approved), and bats/brooms/wooden rods (small whisk brooms and souvenir bats are OK). Motorcycle helmets must be checked at Guest Services and are not permitted beyond that point.

Also prohibited: animals (non-service), balls/toys/sports equipment, boxes or wrapped packages, helium balloons, laser pointers, and skates/skateboards/hoverboards/scooters/bicycles.

Large permanent markers/spray paint, fireworks and other flammable items, and laser pointers are also prohibited park-wide.

Additional items may be denied without notice for safety and security; a walk-through OpenGate screening system was introduced in 2026 letting fans pass through at normal speed without removing keys, phones, or wallets.

Also barred at the gate: laptops, two-way radios, aerosol cans (e.g., spray paint), glass bottles/cans, balloons, permanent markers, pamphlets/product samples, frisbees, beach balls/inflatables, water or toy guns, confetti, fireworks, flashlights, and laser pointers.