Texas venues — what you can bring in

Clear tote bags (plastic/vinyl/PVC) up to 12"x6"x12", one clear one-gallon resealable bag, or a small clutch purse up to about 4.5"x6.5", are permitted.

Max size: 12"x6"x12" (clear tote)

Clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a small clutch up to 5.5" x 8.5", or a one-gallon freezer bag are allowed; all opaque bags, backpacks, purses, and camera bags are banned.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag, or 5.5" x 8.5" clutch, or 1-gallon freezer bag

Backpacks and large totes are prohibited; only small clutches/wallets and purses up to 14"x14"x6" are allowed, subject to search.

Max size: 14" L x 6" W x 14" H (purses); 4.5" x 6.5" for wristlets/clutches/wallets

Only clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags (max 14" x 14") or a one-gallon clear freezer bag are allowed, plus a small hand-sized clutch bag.

Max size: Clear bag no larger than 14" x 14"; one-gallon clear plastic freezer (Ziploc-style) bag also allowed

Clear plastic/vinyl/PVC tote no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" (logo up to 4.5" x 3.4"), or a one-gallon clear resealable plastic bag, or a small clutch purse up to 5.5" x 8.5" is approved; fanny packs, cinch bags, backpacks, binocular cases, briefcases, camera bags, computer bags, coolers, and luggage are not approved.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear tote (logo up to 4.5" x 3.4"), or 1-gallon clear resealable bag; clutch up to 5.5" x 8.5"

Bags are limited to 16" x 16" x 8"; backpacks are prohibited except for diaper bags, single-compartment drawstring bags, or medical-necessity bags that fit within that size, and all bags are checked at every gate.

Max size: 16" x 16" x 8"

Bags must be clear plastic/vinyl/PVC and no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a one-gallon clear resealable bag, or a small non-clear clutch/purse/wallet under 4.5" x 6.5".

Max size: Clear bag: 12" x 6" x 12"; non-clear clutch: 4.5" x 6.5"

Only clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags up to 12x6x12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small hand-sized clutch bags are allowed; medical/nursing bags are permitted but inspected.

Max size: 12 x 6 x 12 inches (clear bags only); clutch bags approx. hand-sized also allowed

Each guest may bring a maximum of two soft-sided bags no larger than 16"x8"x16"; all backpacks (including backpack purses, clear backpacks, and children's backpacks) are prohibited, but single-compartment drawstring bags are allowed.

Max size: 16" (L) x 8" (W) x 16" (H), soft-sided only

One bag per person: a clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag no larger than 12"x6"x12", a one-gallon clear resealable bag, or a small non-clear clutch/purse no larger than 4.5"x6.5". Backpacks, handbags, and waist bags are prohibited.

Max size: Clear bag: 12"x6"x12"; clutch/purse: 4.5"x6.5"

Each guest may carry one clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag, plus one small clutch purse; non-clear bags of other kinds are not allowed.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag or one-gallon clear freezer bag, plus one small clutch (approx. hand-sized), with or without handle/strap

Only one large clear bag — a 1-gallon clear plastic storage bag or a 12" x 6" x 12" clear plastic bag — plus one small clutch, is allowed; the same 12-1-1 clear bag policy applies to all ticketed Texas A&M athletics events, not just football.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear resealable bag, plus one small clutch

Only clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags up to 12x6x12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or a small clutch are allowed; all other bags must be left in your vehicle.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" (clear bag); clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5" x 3"

NFL leaguewide Clear Bag Policy applies: one clear bag (12"x6"x12") or a small clutch, plus a one-gallon clear zip-top bag, per person; non-clear backpacks/bags over 4.5"x6.5" are barred, but diaper and medical bags are inspected rather than banned outright.

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

Security performs bag checks at all gates; oversized bags, briefcases, and coolers are prohibited, though Rice has not published specific clear-bag dimensions.

Bags, backpacks, and purses are allowed but all bags and personal items are subject to security inspection before entry.

Clear bag policy in effect: clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a one-gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch up to 4.5" x 6.5"; all other bags are prohibited.

Max size: 12" x 6" x 12" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear freezer bag; clutch up to 4.5" x 6.5"

Clear bags only: clear plastic/vinyl/PVC no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", or a 1-gallon clear Ziploc-style bag, or a clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5".

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

Small bags are allowed but must be no larger than 10" x 6" x 2" and are subject to search; larger bags must be checked.

Max size: 10" x 6" x 2"

Fee: Oversized bags can be checked at BinBox lockers (Jackson Street / Skybridge, Level 3 Tundra Garage) starting at $10.00 per bag, non-refundable, card/mobile payment only

There is no bag check or storage at the gate — a non-compliant bag simply isn't admitted.

No bag-check or storage service is documented; guests with a prohibited item are told to throw it away or return it to their vehicle.

Oversized bags can be checked at BinBox lockers (Jackson Street / Skybridge, Level 3 Tundra Garage) rather than being turned away.

Fee: Starting at $10.00 per bag, non-refundable, card/mobile payment only

Parking exists in numbered lots around the stadium, but it's lot-designated and priced per lot/event at purchase rather than one flat rate — a season or single-game pass is valid only for its assigned lot.

Parking is fee-based, priced event-by-event, with cashless payment only; Lots A/B/C open at 8am for permit holders and close 1 hour after the game; limited ADA parking is available first-come, first-served.

The arena's official parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources describe tiered Victory Park pricing: Platinum Lot $30-40, Gold Lot $25-35, Victory Park garages $15-25, and West End garages $10-20, plus a $20 prepaid option, $40 RV parking, and $30 valet.

Fee: $10-40 by lot tier (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $20 prepaid; $40 RV; $30 valet

On-campus gameday parking is reported as very limited — secondary sources cite nearby church lots (St. Stephen Presbyterian) at $25 cash/card, a $240 season pass (all 2026 home games) through University UMC, and free lots with shuttle service at Doxology Bible Church and Travis Avenue Baptist Church — this wasn't independently confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry.

Fee: $25 nearby church lots (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $240 season pass; $20-30 ADA (Lot 5 Garage); free (Doxology/Travis Ave Baptist, with shuttle)

Multiple lots surround the stadium with tailgating rules (one vehicle per space, no blocking drive/fire lanes); RV parking is sold seasonally or per-game in the Blue Lot, with individual sales also in the Orange Lot; dedicated ADA parking, drop-off, and shuttle are provided.

The Astros' own parking pages returned no fetchable pricing content across the URLs tried — secondary sources report official/nearby lots ranging roughly $10-40 per game, surging to $60-80+ for high-demand dates, with two City-of-Houston-owned lots at a flat $30.

Fee: $10-40 typical (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $60-80+ on high-demand dates; $30 flat at the two City of Houston lots

Texas' own site confirms season parking permits require Longhorn Foundation donor status ($250+ in combined football seat/Longhorn Excellence gifts) and that single-game parking is sold separately through the Texas Facilities Commission in downtown lots/garages — but doesn't publish a rate. Secondary sources put general-public single-game parking at State Garages A, E, and F around $40, with the Whitis Lot starting near $16.

Fee: $40 (State Garages A/E/F, per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$16 (Whitis Lot)

Secondary sources describe seven reserved parking lots priced $72-150 per season, plus several cash lots on gameday, with disabled parking available in all seven reserved lots — this wasn't independently confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry.

Fee: $72-150/season (reserved lots, per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); cash lots also available

The Rangers' own parking page returned no fetchable pricing content — secondary sources put regular-season rates at $20-55 depending on lot (Lot M cheapest around $20-25, Lot V premium around $40-55), with Lot D handling buses (~$60) and RVs (~$100).

Fee: $20-55 by lot (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$60 bus / ~$100 RV (Lot D)

Both paid public lots (Mill Street, Lot 5, City Hall, Thorpe Lane, Bert Brown, purchased online) and several free open lots/garages (University Events Center, Woods Street Garage, Matthews Street Garage, JCK, Sessoms) are available; Donor Lots 1-4 are reserved for Bobcat Club members.

Fee: $400-$2,500 for RV parking; free-to-paid for general lots

Single-game auto parking is $30 at S-1 Parking or USA Auto Parking; RaiderPark is $60/auto ($500 for RV). Free ADA parking (placard required) and free general Fan Parking are also available.

Fee: $30 (S-1/USA Auto, single game); $60 (RaiderPark, auto) / $500 (RaiderPark, RV, single game); $100-150 (S-1 RV, single game); free (ADA, Fan Parking)

Texas A&M Transportation Services is reported to run two pay-upon-arrival general tiers — around $25 for lots farther from Kyle Field and $40 for closer, higher-demand spots — though this wasn't confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry. Accessible parking is reported at $25 (University Center Garage) and $20 (Lot 88).

Fee: $25-40 general tiers (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $20-25 accessible

Secondary sources put gameday parking passes at roughly $30-66 depending on opponent, across a mix of assigned/season-prepaid lots (Lots 1-4, Gold Lot, Umphrey Law School, Ferrell Center, Dutton and Speight garages) and paid lots between 7th Street and Orchard Lane — this wasn't independently confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry. Free downtown parking plus the free Baylor Tailgater Shuttle are also available.

Fee: $30-66 by opponent (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); free downtown + shuttle

The stadium's own parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources put official NRG Park lots at roughly $25 plus tax at the gate for most events, with Texans gameday/premium lots at $30-75 prepaid and an average reported around $47.50 per game.

Fee: ~$25+tax gate (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $30-75 gameday/premium; ~$47.50 average

General day-of-game parking is priced around $12 per vehicle at Rice Stadium lots; Owl Club donor lots require donation tiers; free vehicle tailgating is available in West Lots 3/4 and the Greenbriar Lot; RV parking is $50/vehicle in West Lot 5.

Fee: ~$12/vehicle general; $50 RV lot

Parking fees start at $36 for general parking, with preferred/up-close and VIP tiers available at a higher cost; pre-paying online in advance is recommended for the best rate.

Fee: $36+ general (per official FAQ); ~$45 up-close / ~$55 VIP (per secondary sources)

Paid reserved lots (Miner Athletic Club donors or single-game pass, $25 in several lots) plus free parking in specific lots (SC1, SC3, SC4, RI4, Schuster Garage) and a free north-side ADA lot; RV parking is $300/season in designated lots.

Fee: $25 single-game reserved lots; $300/season RV

For the 2026 season, secondary sources report a pricing reduction: the three primary Blue/Orange/Green lots are around $25 when purchased before gameday ($10 off the gate rate), with other surface lots starting around $20 — this wasn't independently confirmed from a first-party fetch for this entry.

Fee: ~$25 pre-purchased (Blue/Orange/Green lots, per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); ~$20 other surface lots; free (students, ticket required)

The official Toyota Tundra Garage is largely reserved for passholders on Rockets game days, so most fans park at nearby garages and lots instead — the arena's own site wasn't fetched directly for this entry. Secondary sources put those nearby options at $20-30 for Rockets games, with RV parking in Lot C at $40.

Fee: $20-30 nearby garages/lots (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $40 RV (Lot C)

Bottles, cans, thermoses, and beverage containers of any kind are not permitted.

Outside food and beverage are generally prohibited (except baby formula and diabetic-specific snacks); a separate general UTSA Athletics prohibited-items page states one sealed 1-liter water bottle is allowed, but this exception does not appear on the Alamodome's own venue-specific rules page, which controls actual entry screening as the operator.

Outside food and beverages, including bottled water, are not permitted into the arena.

One unopened bottle of water per person is allowed in; free refill stations are on the concourse.

One unopened, factory-sealed bottle of water 1 liter or smaller is permitted per person as an exception to the general outside food/drink ban.

Max size: 1 liter or smaller, sealed

One factory-sealed, clear plastic bottle of water, one liter or smaller, is allowed per guest.

One sealed, soft-plastic bottle of water up to one liter is permitted; no other outside beverages or beverage containers (including Yeti-style containers) are allowed.

One sealed, unopened bottle of water is allowed per fan; otherwise outside food/drink is prohibited.

One sealed, non-flavored water bottle (plastic, up to 1 liter) is permitted per ticket; all other outside drinks are prohibited.

Max size: Up to 1 liter, sealed plastic bottle

Fans may bring one factory-sealed water bottle into UFCU Stadium.

One factory-sealed, unopened bottle of water 20 ounces or smaller (not frozen) is allowed in; empty beverage containers are also permitted.

One factory-sealed, clear plastic bottle of water is allowed per person; all other outside beverages are banned.

One empty clear plastic water bottle (up to 1 liter) may be brought in to fill at concourse water fountains; glass containers and hydration packs are not allowed.

Max size: 1 liter

Empty refillable water bottles have been permitted per the venue's own sustainability policy.

One unopened 1-liter bottle of water is allowed as the sole exception to the general food/beverage ban.

Max size: 1 liter, unopened

Guests may bring one bottle of water or a refillable water bottle; this is the sole exception to the no-outside-beverage rule.

One sealed plastic water bottle is permitted per patron; open or multiple bottles are not.

The standing gameday guide does not list a general sealed-bottle exception; 7 free water refill stations are available inside the stadium. A one-time 2023 heat-specific release permitted one factory-sealed bottle for that game, but this is not confirmed as a standing rule.

Outside drinks are listed among prohibited items, though water fountains are available on all concourse levels to refill.

Outside food is not permitted.

No outside food is permitted except baby formula and diabetic-specific snacks; concessions are available for purchase.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted; a variety of food is available for purchase inside.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed into the stadium, except for one unopened bottle of water.

Outside food and drink are prohibited inside the stadium, aside from the sealed-water-bottle exception.

Outside food is allowed if carried in a single clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon in size, one bag per guest.

Max size: 1-gallon clear plastic bag

No outside food is permitted inside the stadium.

Outside food or drink is prohibited, aside from one sealed bottle of water.

Outside food is allowed if carried inside a sealed, clear, quart-sized (or smaller) plastic bag, one bag per ticket.

Max size: Quart-sized (or less) clear plastic bag

No outside food or drinks are permitted to be brought into any Texas State athletic facility, including cans, bottles, and plastic beverage containers of all kinds.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the stadium (the only exception is a single sealed 20 oz. or smaller water bottle).

No outside food or beverages of any kind may be brought in, aside from the single sealed water bottle exception.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside McLane Stadium.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited, with exceptions for medical reasons and small children.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, aside from the one-liter sealed water bottle exception.

No outside food, beverages, or coolers may be brought into the park, aside from bottled or refillable water.

Outside food and beverages, including alcohol, are prohibited, with exceptions made for those with medical requirements or special needs.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited; concessions inside operate cashless.

Outside food is prohibited from entry.

An exception is made for medically necessary items after inspection at a gate designated for this purpose.

Medically necessary bags/devices too large to fit standard bag-size limits are exempt from those limits but are subject to search; medications, pill bottles, epi-pens, inhalers, syringes, and diabetic snacks are separately allowed regardless of bag size.

Medical bags are permitted at all entrances, subject to security inspection.

Bags larger than the standard clear-bag size are allowed for medically necessary items after inspection at the gate.

Exceptions to the prohibited/restricted items policy are made to accommodate required medical equipment and dietary needs.

Max size: 16" x 16" x 8" for medical bags

Guests with medical conditions may bring necessary medical items and small snacks/juice boxes for medical needs.

Medical and nursing bags are permitted but subject to inspection upon entry; medically-necessary items that don't fit the clear bag policy get separate screening at the gates.

Bags carried for medical reasons are exempt from the standard bag-size/type restrictions, and two First Aid locations are staffed inside the ballpark.

Medical items are permitted upon inspection despite the general outside food/drink and bag restrictions.

Medically necessary bags or equipment that don't fit the clear-bag rules are permitted after the bag/item is inspected and tagged by security at the gate.

Medically necessary items or equipment that don't fit within the clear bag policy are allowed through separate screening entrances.

Medically necessary bags and equipment are exempt from the clear bag policy and permitted after inspection at the gate.

Medically necessary items, including medical bags, are exempt from the clear bag policy after inspection at entry.

Medical needs are generally accommodated: oxygen tanks may be brought into the park and enclosed facilities (though not onto rides), and medical dietary items/baby formula are allowed with prior arrangement.

Medical bags containing health-necessary items are acceptable after proper inspection and approval from stadium personnel or security.

An exception is made for medically necessary items after proper inspection at the gate by stadium personnel.

Medical bags are explicitly permitted regardless of the standard bag size limit.

Outside alcohol is not permitted; alcohol purchased inside is limited to two beverages per transaction, with sales stopping at the start of the 4th quarter.

BYOB functions are not permitted; alcohol is sold only by licensed vendors at applicable events, and sales to minors are prohibited.

No alcohol may be brought into or taken out of the arena; guests must discard alcohol before exiting.

Outside alcohol may not be brought in, but beer is sold inside the stadium from three hours before kickoff through the start of the fourth quarter.

Fee: $9.25 per beer, two-beer maximum per transaction

Alcohol cannot be brought in or taken out; beer and wine are sold at concession stands with sales ending at the start of the 4th quarter, valid ID required, and no sales to intoxicated guests.

Outside alcohol is explicitly listed as a prohibited item; alcoholic beverages are only available for purchase inside Daikin Park.

Outside alcohol is not permitted; alcohol is instead sold inside the stadium at designated stationary concession points.

No outside alcohol may be brought into or taken from the stadium; alcohol is only available for purchase inside (21+, government ID required, two drinks per transaction, sales end after the 3rd quarter).

Outside alcohol not purchased at the ballpark is prohibited; alcohol purchased inside is capped at two drinks per person per purchase, and none may be brought in or taken out.

Outside alcohol is banned by extension of the no-outside-food-or-drink policy; whether in-stadium beer/alcohol sales are offered at UFCU Stadium is not confirmed on any official page found.

Outside alcoholic beverages may not be brought into (or taken out of) the stadium; beer and wine are sold at select concession stands inside.

Outside alcohol is prohibited, but beer and wine are sold on-site (21+, 2-drink max per transaction, sales end after the 3rd quarter) throughout most of the stadium, except the 350-level student sections, which stay dry.

Outside alcohol is prohibited, Baylor does not sell alcohol at football games, and university policy bans possessing or consuming alcohol on campus property.

Outside alcohol may not be brought into the stadium; concession alcohol sales stop after the 3rd quarter and require guests to be 21+.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; beer, wine, and mixed drinks/cocktails are sold at in-stadium concessions, expanded in 2025 with several new beverage partners.

Outside alcohol is not permitted, falling under the park's blanket ban on outside food and beverages; alcoholic beverages are sold inside the park.

Alcohol may not be brought through the gates. Tailgating alcohol is allowed only in designated lots/programmed areas, no glass bottles or kegs anywhere on campus on gamedays; in-venue, guests 21+ may buy alcohol at concessions, with sales ending at the end of the 3rd quarter.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; beer, wine, and liquor are sold inside to guests of legal age with ID, with sales stopping at the start of the 4th quarter.

Outside alcohol may not be brought in; guests 21+ with valid ID may purchase alcoholic beverages inside, limited to two per buyer for most events.

Not itemized by name, but falls under a general "Alcohol and Banned Substances" section heading; Texas state law independently prohibits cannabis possession.

Cannabis is not addressed by name, but the ballpark's Guest Code of Conduct prohibits possessing or using illegal drugs, and marijuana remains illegal under Texas state law.

University policy (BU-PP 030) prohibits possession or use of any controlled substance, including marijuana/THC, on or off Baylor property, consistent with Texas law.

Cannabis/marijuana falls under the venue's blanket ban on illegal substances.

Not addressed stadium-specifically, but inferred from Rice's campus-wide Drug Free University policy prohibiting unlawful possession or use of illegal drugs on Rice property; cannabis remains illegal under Texas state law.

Not named specifically, but falls under the general "illegal drugs" prohibited-item entry, and UTEP is a 100% smoke-free and tobacco-free campus with vaping also prohibited, which would cover smoked cannabis regardless of state legal status.

Not named specifically, but covered under the blanket prohibition on illegal drugs; Texas has no recreational-cannabis carve-out and no separate medical/CBD exception is stated in any official venue document.

Coolers, ice chests, and thermoses are prohibited inside; motorized coolers are also banned in tailgating lots.

Hard-side and soft-side coolers are prohibited.

Coolers are not permitted; only clear bags, a one-gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch bag may be carried in, and outside food/drink other than water is prohibited.

Coolers are explicitly listed as not approved for entry.

Hard-sided and Styrofoam coolers are prohibited, but soft-sided coolers are allowed if they meet the 16" x 16" x 8" bag-size limit.

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

Coolers of any kind are not permitted inside the stadium.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

Coolers of all kinds are explicitly banned under the no-outside-food-or-drink policy.

Coolers and other beverage containers are on the official prohibited items list.

Ice chests and coolers are prohibited.

Coolers are explicitly listed as a prohibited bag/item.

Coolers are on the official prohibited items list.

Coolers are explicitly listed among prohibited items, alongside oversized bags and briefcases.

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

Coolers and ice chests are explicitly prohibited for stadium entry.

Coolers, bottles, thermoses, and cups (including souvenir cups) are explicitly prohibited, along with glass containers.

Coolers are listed as a prohibited item and are not permitted inside the arena.

Strollers are permitted but must be checked at Guest Services (North/South Plaza) and are not allowed in the seating bowl; wagons, personal carts, and other large rolling devices are prohibited.

Strollers are checked at Guest Relations on the plaza level and are not permitted on escalators.

Strollers are listed as a prohibited item inside TCU athletics venues.

Strollers are permitted, with a check-in/drop-off service offered at Guest Services (Gates 2 and 4), but strollers are not allowed in the seating areas themselves; wagons are not separately addressed.

Strollers are permitted inside Daikin Park, but wagons for children are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Strollers are not permitted inside the stadium.

Strollers are not permitted inside the seating bowl; fans must enter through Gate 5 and check strollers at Guest Services.

Strollers are welcomed, but their use must not limit guest movement or block aisles; collapsible umbrella strollers can be stored underneath the guest's seat.

Strollers may be brought to the stadium but must be left in designated stroller-parking areas just inside Gates 1, 3 and 4 rather than taken to seats; these areas are not staffed or secured.

Strollers are explicitly listed as a prohibited item at Kyle Field.

Strollers are allowed and can be parked in new designated stroller-parking areas at the South Plaza and Gate B, but must be no larger than 31" wide x 52" long, and stroller wagons are not permitted.

Max size: 31" (79cm) wide x 52" (132cm) long

Strollers are allowed inside the stadium on gameday but must be checked in at a Guest Experience booth.

Guests are welcome to bring their own strollers/wagons; they must fold up for storage and be parked outside stadiums and exhibits, or a rental stroller can be used instead.

Fee: Double stroller rental: $33.00

Car seats, baby strollers, and wagons/scooters/bicycles/roller skates/skateboards are all explicitly listed as prohibited items for stadium entry.

Strollers are permitted but cannot block aisles or occupy wheelchair-accessible spaces; they can be checked at Guest Services near Gate 1. Wagons are not addressed in official materials.

Strollers are permitted but restricted to concourse areas and can be checked at any Guest Experience booth.

A dedicated nursing room with an ottoman, outlet, side table, privacy curtain, and locking door is available on the Plaza Level, near the Modelo Gold Lion Bar & Grill.

Nursing mothers may use the First Aid stations as needed; no dedicated lactation room is documented.

Daikin Park provides dedicated nursing mother accommodations, including Mamava pods on the Main Concourse and Honda Club Level and a private Mother's Room inside the Fan Accommodations Booth at Section 323.

Nursing bags are permitted into the venue (subject to inspection), and a lactation room is available in Heritage Hall on gamedays.

Mother's Rooms presented by Primrose Schools are provided as private nursing spaces at multiple locations throughout the ballpark.

Lactation stations are available at the Ford Hall of Champions, First Aid Stations (near sections 128 & 338), and the All-American Club; clear diaper bags meeting the standard bag-policy dimensions are permitted.

McLane Stadium provides the Baby Bear Lounge, a private nursing/pumping space on the main concourse between Sections 111 & 112 with seating, outlets, and a changing table.

A Nursing Mother's Room is available behind the Guest Experience Booth at Section 133; breast pumps qualify as medically necessary items exempt from the clear bag policy after inspection.

Baby-changing stations are provided in most restrooms, and all-gender restrooms include a chair for mothers looking to nurse.

Mamava nursing pods provide a private space for breastfeeding parents to pump or nurse, available in two arena locations.

Wheelchairs are accommodated, with a limited number of on-site wheelchairs available with escort from entrance to seat.

Free wheelchair escort service is available through Guest Relations, including escort to parking.

ADA seating is available on the concourse level between the lower and upper bowl (one companion permitted per wheelchair guest), with ADA parking in the Orange and Blue Lots, a dedicated ADA shuttle to Gates 1-3, and ADA drop-off at Gate 1.

Wheelchairs and other mobility devices are welcomed, with courtesy wheelchair service provided at every home game.

Wheelchairs and other mobility devices are accommodated, with ADA seating, ramp-access gates, dedicated elevators, and shuttle service.

Wheelchairs and walkers are welcomed, and complimentary wheelchair escort service is available between gates and ticketed seats, but guests may not keep a Rangers-provided wheelchair with them during the game due to limited availability.

Wheelchair-accessible and companion seating is available across multiple sections, with one wheelchair and one companion seat entitled per game, plus a free Accessible Courtesy Shuttle running from 2 hours before kickoff to 1 hour after.

Wheelchairs are accommodated with ADA seating (available on a game-by-game basis via the ticket office) and designated wheelchair-parking areas just inside Gates 1, 3 and 4; standing behind designated ADA barriers is not permitted.

Wheelchair-accessible seating, ramps, and elevators are available; no separate pass is needed to use the elevators.

Wheelchair and companion seating is available on every level, and all gates except Gate A are ADA accessible.

Manual/motorized wheelchairs and four-wheeled mobility scooters are permitted for guests with disabilities.

ADA-accessible wheelchair platform seating is available adjacent to sections 107 and 116, with wheelchair assistance provided at gates.

Guests may bring their own wheelchairs, ECVs, and rollator walkers; wheelchair and ECV rentals are also available.

Fee: Wheelchair rental $33.00; ECV with canopy rental $105.00

ADA parking with a free shuttle and ADA/wheelchair seating in multiple sections are documented; the prohibited-items list's ban on "scooters" refers to motorized recreational vehicles in tailgating rules, not ADA mobility scooters or wheelchairs.

The stadium was built with ADA-accessible parking, restrooms, concessions, and seating, plus multiple ADA elevators including one at ICON Gate 2.

Wheelchairs are accommodated with complimentary escorts through Guest Experience, and the arena provides accessible parking and drop-off.

Segways, skateboards, and hoverboards are prohibited inside; golf carts, motorized coolers, and bicycles are also banned in tailgating lots.

Skateboards, rollerblades, and bicycles are prohibited items.

Bicycles are listed as a prohibited item inside TCU athletics venues.

Hoverboards and other personal recreational devices, skateboards, roller skates/roller shoes, and bicycles are prohibited inside the ballpark.

Scooters, bicycles, roller skates, and skateboards are prohibited inside the stadium.

Segways, skateboards, hoverboards, and two-wheeled electric scooters are not permitted on Texans gamedays.

Two-wheeled, self-balancing electric vehicles such as Segways are not permitted anywhere at SeaWorld San Antonio.

Bicycles, roller skates, skateboards, and scooters are prohibited for stadium entry, and motorized recreational vehicles (ATVs, golf carts, mopeds) are banned campus-wide on gamedays.

Skateboards, hoverboards, and Segways are explicitly listed as prohibited personal transport devices.

Personal motorized transporters (SkyWalkers) are prohibited.

Compact still cameras are permitted; video cameras, GoPros, tripods/monopods/selfie sticks, and lenses longer than 3" are prohibited.

Small personal cameras are allowed; professional cameras, interchangeable-lens cameras, or fixed lenses 3 inches or longer are prohibited, along with tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks.

Max size: Camera lens: under 3 inches

Non-professional, non-flash still photography (phones, disposables, standard digital/35mm cameras without interchangeable or telephoto lenses) is allowed; professional equipment, video/audio recorders, and flash photography are prohibited.

Personal still cameras are generally fine, but video cameras are listed as a prohibited item and only credentialed photographers may access the field.

Still cameras with a lens up to 100mm are permitted for personal use only; still cameras with a lens over 100mm, any audio/video recording equipment, monopods, dual pods, and tripods are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lens: up to 100mm

Still and video cameras are allowed, but lenses cannot exceed 8 inches, and tripods, bipods, and monopods are prohibited.

Max size: Lenses up to 8"

Standard cameras are allowed, but cameras with large detachable lenses, GoPro-style action cameras, video cameras, and tripods are prohibited.

Camera bags/cases are on the prohibited items list (must comply with the clear bag policy like any other bag); no separate restriction is stated for cameras carried without a bag.

Personal cameras are allowed, but lenses longer than 8 inches, as well as camera bags/cases, binocular bags/cases, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Max size: Lenses max 8 inches

No explicit tripod or lens-length restriction is published; a general rights clause states ticket holders may not photograph or reproduce the event except as specifically permitted, and camera bags are subject to the standard bag-policy inspection.

Hand-held still cameras for personal use are allowed, but cameras with telescopic lenses 4 inches or longer, lenses with a focal length of 300mm or greater, video cameras, and commercial camera/video equipment are prohibited.

Personal cameras are allowed, but camera lenses longer than 4 inches, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, and video cameras are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lens: 4 inches max

Small point-and-shoot cameras with lenses up to 3 inches are permitted after inspection.

Max size: Lens length up to 3"

Personal still cameras are allowed only from a guest's own seat, with no flash photography, tripods, or video cameras; photos are for personal use only.

Cameras, phones, GoPros, and selfie sticks are allowed in the park but must be secured in a pocket, locker, or with a non-rider before boarding rides or entering ride queue lines.

Cameras with lenses under 4 inches are permitted for personal/editorial use; tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted except for credentialed working media.

Max size: Camera lens: under 4 inches

Cameras with lenses under 6 inches are allowed; flash photography, tripods/stands, and lenses of 6 inches or more are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lenses: under 6 inches

Point-and-shoot cameras with a lens no longer than 4 inches and no flash may be allowed for some events, but professional cameras, video/audio recorders, GoPros, and selfie sticks are prohibited without a media credential.

Max size: Lens not to exceed 4 inches

Drones and other remote-controlled aircraft are prohibited at the stadium and in surrounding parking areas.

Unmanned aircraft systems and remote-control model aircraft are prohibited.

Drones are prohibited.

Drones are not allowed on the TCU campus, including the stadium, without prior permission.

Drones are explicitly listed under prohibited items.

Drones are explicitly listed as a prohibited item at Daikin Park.

Drones or other unmanned and remote-controlled aircraft systems are prohibited.

Drones/UAS are barred on gamedays under a standing federal FAA stadium flight restriction, reinforced by a Texas state law making it a separate offense to fly a drone over a sports venue during an event.

Unmanned aircraft systems (drones) and radio-controlled model aircraft are on the official prohibited items list.

Any UAS/drone use on or over Rice's campus, including the stadium, requires advance permission from Rice Public Affairs and FAA compliance; purely recreational flights are not permitted, since campus sits in FAA-restricted Bravo Airspace near airports and helipads.

The use of remote-controlled model aircraft, including drones, is strictly prohibited on UTEP property.

Drones are listed as a prohibited item for spectators; any authorized unmanned aircraft use requires a permit application and university approval in advance.

Umbrellas are not permitted inside the stadium.

Umbrellas are allowed under one's seat if not blocking others' foot space, or can be checked at Guest Services.

Umbrellas are allowed only if 12 inches or less when collapsed; umbrellas with pointed tips are prohibited.

Max size: 12" collapsed length

Umbrellas are not allowed inside Amon G. Carter Stadium.

Umbrellas are prohibited for the safety of all spectators, with rain apparel suggested as an alternative.

Umbrellas are not permitted inside the stadium.

Umbrellas are prohibited.

Umbrellas are permitted into Texas State athletic facilities but may not be used/opened in the seating area.

Umbrellas are prohibited inside the stadium; guests are advised to plan for rain gear instead.

Umbrellas are prohibited inside Kyle Field.

Umbrellas are prohibited inside McLane Stadium.

Umbrellas are permitted only if small enough to be stored under a seat during the game; oversized umbrellas are prohibited.

Umbrellas are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

All umbrellas are prohibited from being brought into the stadium.

Umbrellas are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Artificial noisemakers are banned; handheld signs and posters are allowed if a reasonable size with no poles or sticks, but signs or flags larger than 3' x 2' are prohibited.

Max size: Signs/flags: 3' x 2' maximum

Artificial noisemakers (air horns, drums, whistles) are prohibited. Signs/banners are allowed if they meet size limits and don't obstruct views or contain commercial/obscene content.

Max size: Mavericks/Wings: 11"x17"; Stars: 22"x28"; other events: 8.5"x11"

Personal signs up to 18x24 inches are allowed, but banners cannot be hung in the stadium and artificial noisemakers (air horns, thundersticks, instruments, etc.) are prohibited.

Max size: Signs up to 18" x 24"

Artificial noisemakers are prohibited per NCAA and American Athletic Conference policies; handheld signs/banners/flags are permitted if free of profanity or derogatory content, non-commercial, and don't obstruct views, but no sticks or poles of any kind are allowed under a separate Flag Pole Policy.

Noisemakers (whistles, horns, bells, etc.) are prohibited; banners are allowed only if baseball-related, no larger than 3' x 2', not attached to a pole or stick, and displayed only between innings.

Max size: Banners: 3' x 2' max

Artificial noisemakers, banners, flags, flag poles, selfie sticks, and signs are prohibited.

Noise makers are prohibited, but banners/signs may be displayed as long as they aren't on poles or hung/posted inside the stadium, and aren't offensive or in violation of SMU/ACC sportsmanship rules.

Noisemakers are prohibited outright; banners/signs are allowed only if in good taste, non-obstructive, event-related, and free of commercial or political endorsements — signs on poles/sticks or made of wood/metal are banned, and banners may not be hung or affixed to ballpark structures.

Artificial noisemakers are banned except implements used by official spirit groups. Only approved sponsor/broadcast banners are allowed; individual hand-held signs aren't permitted, but U.S./Texas/Texas State flags and team-support signs are.

Artificial noisemakers and banners are on the official prohibited items list.

Artificial noisemakers and unauthorized banners, signs, or flags are prohibited.

Artificial noisemakers, as well as banners and signs, are prohibited.

Noisemakers (air horns, cowbells, whistles) are banned; handheld banners/signs are allowed only if one person can hold them, they're event-related and non-commercial, with no poles or metal/wood supports.

Artificial noisemakers and unauthorized banners, signs, or flags are prohibited.

Artificial noisemakers are prohibited; banners, flags, and signs are allowed up to 24" x 36" if football-related and in good taste, not displayed on the playing surface or blocking others' views, and not affixed to poles or sticks.

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

Artificial noisemakers are prohibited; banners, signs, and flags are allowed if they don't block another guest's view or cover facility signage, and aren't attached to the facility or mounted on poles/sticks.

Signs, banners, and flags are allowed only up to 11" x 17" and may not be displayed during play, hung/fastened, mounted on poles, or contain political/commercial/obscene content; unauthorized noisemakers are prohibited.

Max size: 11" x 17"

Folding chairs and stools are prohibited; blankets are not addressed in any official source found.

Chairs and stools are prohibited items.

Outside stadium seat cushions are listed as a prohibited item; blankets are not separately addressed.

Blankets are an explicitly permitted item, and seat cushions without pockets or compartments are allowed per the Clear Bag Policy; portable/folding chairs are not addressed either way at this fixed-seating stadium.

Folding chairs are listed as a prohibited item; folding cane seats are approved for entry but may not be deployed inside the stadium.

Seat cushions with zippers, pockets, or compartments are prohibited; plain seat cushions aren't listed as banned, and all seating is reserved.

Portable chair-back seats are allowed at UFCU Stadium; no separate rule for blankets was found.

Seat cushions/seatbacks are allowed only if 16 inches wide or less with no armrests, pockets, zippers, compartments or covers; blankets are permitted if carried openly over a shoulder or arm so they can be screened.

Max size: Seat cushions/seatbacks: 16" width or less, no armrests

Personal stadium seat cushions are allowed only if under 16 inches wide; larger stadium seats/lawn chairs are prohibited. Rental seat cushions are available near several sections.

Max size: under 16 inches

Portable chairbacks and cushions are prohibited inside the stadium.

Seat cushions are prohibited unless inspected and free of pockets/zippers (max 18" wide); blankets may be carried in draped over a shoulder rather than concealed in a bag.

Max size: Seat cushions up to 18" wide, no pockets/zippers/compartments

Blankets are allowed, and seat cushions up to 16 inches wide are permitted; lawn chairs are prohibited.

Max size: Seat cushions: up to 16" wide

Seats or seatbacks wider than 18 inches are prohibited; official narrower chairback rentals are available for $15 on gameday. Blankets are not addressed and presumed allowed by omission.

Max size: Seatbacks: max 18 inches wide

Fee: Chairback rental: $15 gameday (discounted with season-long pre-purchase)

Weapons are banned at all high school, collegiate, and professional sporting events held at the Alamodome, even for concealed-handgun permit holders. Because the Alamodome is City-owned rather than university property, Texas's campus-carry law does not apply here; instead, Texas Penal Code §46.03 independently bans weapons at any professional/collegiate/interscholastic sporting-event venue regardless of ownership.

Firearms and concealed handguns, with or without a license, are not permitted; the arena has no weapons check-in.

Weapons of any kind, including those carried with a permit, are prohibited, and open or concealed firearm carry is not allowed anywhere on the TCU campus.

Weapons of any kind, including pocket knives 3.5 inches or longer when open, are prohibited. University Policy 04.001 explicitly bars concealed handguns at any location where a collegiate sporting event is taking place, citing Texas Penal Code §46.03, the same sporting-event carve-out to Texas's SB11 campus-carry law already established at other public Texas universities this session.

Weapons of any kind — including but not limited to firearms, knives, and mace — are explicitly listed as prohibited items, and all guests pass through metal detectors/weapons screening at every gate.

No weapons of any kind, including firearms, are permitted in DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium.

Firearms, weapons, or knives of any kind are prohibited; SMU is a weapons-free campus (since at least 1994) and, as a private university, formally opted out of Texas's 2016 campus-carry law (SB 11) after community consultation, so licensed concealed handguns are also barred under Texas Penal Code 30.06.

No weapons of any kind are permitted, even if properly permitted or registered, explicitly including pepper spray and pocket knives — the same statutory mechanism as the University of Texas and Texas A&M stadiums (Texas Penal Code §46.03(a)(8), which bars weapons on the premises of a professional sporting event) applies here regardless of Texas's separate SB11 campus-carry law, which does not govern pro venues.

Texas State posts a formal Penal Code §30.06 trespass notice excluding licensed concealed handgun carry from athletic facilities — the specific mechanism by which UFCU Stadium opts out of Texas's general SB11 campus-carry law for sporting events, consistent with the Penal Code §46.03/46.035 stadium carve-out used at other Texas public schools.

Firearms, weapons, explosives and fireworks are prohibited inside the stadium; all guests are screened at every gate with the Evolv Weapons Detection System in addition to the clear bag policy, and prohibited items cannot be left at the gate.

Firearms/weapons are prohibited at Kyle Field on gameday — the same statutory mechanism as the University of Texas's own stadium (Texas Penal Code §46.03(a)(8), which bars weapons at any collegiate sporting event) rather than a school-specific policy choice, so it applies regardless of Texas's SB11 campus-carry law.

Baylor is a weapons-free campus: as a private university it opted out of Texas's campus-carry law (SB 11), and firearms, explosives, other dangerous weapons, and replicas are prohibited everywhere on Baylor property, including McLane Stadium, under Texas Penal Code Sec. 46.03.

Weapons and firearms are on the official prohibited items list.

Weapons of any kind are prohibited at stadium gates. Rice, as a private university, opted out of Texas's SB11 campus-carry law entirely in 2015, posting a formal Texas Penal Code §§30.05/30.06/30.07 trespass notice barring any firearm, concealed or open, anywhere on campus — the same complete opt-out pattern already established at Baylor and SMU. The broader Weapons Prohibition Policy separately bans firearms, explosives, and other dangerous weapons under Texas Penal Code §§46.03 and 46.035, with narrow exceptions only for locked-vehicle storage, commissioned law enforcement, and official ROTC activities.

Firearms and weapons of any kind are prohibited on SeaWorld San Antonio property.

The University President is authorized to exclude concealed handguns from designated on-campus areas, and Sun Bowl Stadium is explicitly named as one of these exclusion zones during events, under Texas Government Code Chapter 411, Subchapter H (§411.2031) and Texas Penal Code §46.03(a-8), which independently excludes license holders from any area where a collegiate sporting event is taking place.

Firearms and weapons of any kind are prohibited; Texas's Campus Carry Law and the Texas Penal Code, together with university policy, bar even licensed concealed-carry holders from carrying at any on-campus sporting event — the same public-Texas-university pattern already documented at UT, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech.

Weapons of any type, including knives, are prohibited.

The facility is fully tobacco/smoke-free, including e-cigarettes, vapes, and smokeless tobacco, per City of San Antonio designation, with no designated smoking areas and the ban extending 300 feet outside the building.

American Airlines Center is a smoke-free building; no smoking or vaping is permitted except in designated outdoor areas.

TCU is a smoke- and tobacco-free campus, and smoking is prohibited in all areas of Amon G. Carter Stadium.

The University of North Texas is a smoke-free campus; smoking is prohibited in the stadium.

Smoking is strictly prohibited inside Daikin Park and within 25 feet of ballpark entrances and exits, including e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.

UT Austin is a tobacco-free campus; all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes and vape pens, are banned campus-wide.

Smoking is not permitted inside Gerald J. Ford Stadium, including seating areas or restrooms.

Globe Life Field is smoke-free, including e-cigarettes, vapes, or any other smoking device, inside the structure.

Texas State's facilities are tobacco-free campus-wide, per the university's tobacco-free policy which follows Texas Education Code §51.914's definition of tobacco products (including e-cigarettes/vapor products).

The stadium is a smoke-free facility, including electronic cigarettes/vaping, with no smoking areas inside; since re-entry isn't allowed, guests who leave to smoke need a new ticket to get back in.

Smoking, vaping, and use of any tobacco products are not allowed anywhere inside Kyle Field.

Smoking and all tobacco/vaping products (including e-cigarettes) are banned under Baylor's Tobacco-Free and Smoke-Free Campus Policy, which applies to all Baylor-owned facilities including stadiums.

Smoking, including e-cigarettes/vapes, is prohibited in seating areas and on concourses; designated smoking terraces are provided on all four sides of the stadium.

Rice's campus-wide Tobacco-Free Campus Policy prohibits tobacco products, explicitly defined to include electronic cigarettes and any non-FDA-approved nicotine delivery device, applying 24/7 on all Rice property including the stadium.

Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas marked on the park map.

The UTEP campus and its athletic venues are 100% smoke-free and tobacco-free, with vaping also explicitly prohibited.

UH is a tobacco-free campus; smoking and e-cigarettes/vaping are banned both inside and outside the stadium.

Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vaporizers, is prohibited inside the arena; a designated outdoor smoking area is available near Section 117.

Costume masks that conceal any part of the face may not be worn.

Costumes and costume masks are not allowed at Daikin Park; management reserves the right to refuse entry to or eject anyone wearing one.

Costumes are permitted with some exceptions (must not be offensive or damage ballpark property); masks are permitted if not offensive or weapon-like, but may only be worn while in the guest's ticketed seat — not on the concourse or through security screening.

Costumes are on the official prohibited items list.

Costumes are not allowed during the Howl-O-Scream event; the general year-round park policy does not separately address costumes or masks outside of this event.

Costume masks or ski masks that conceal any part of the face may not be worn at any Toyota Center event.

Personal power banks are not listed among prohibited items; the arena also offers rentable portable power stations at select sections.

ADA service animals are always welcome; other animals are barred except at pre-approved contracted events, and are never permitted within 50 feet of food-service areas.

Animals are not permitted except service animals (dogs trained to perform disability-related tasks) that remain leashed or harnessed at all times.

Pets are not allowed, but credentialed service animals are permitted; TCU notes 'comfort' animals do not qualify as service animals under state regulations.

Pets of any kind are prohibited except assistance animals for guests with disabilities, which are explicitly permitted in the ADA seating section.

Animals are not permitted on Daikin Park property except service animals assisting guests with disabilities.

Only service dogs (or service dogs in training) are permitted; all other animals are prohibited.

Animals are prohibited except service animals.

Animals are prohibited except service animals.

Pets other than service animals are not allowed inside Texas State athletic facilities; guests may be asked whether an animal is a service animal before entry.

Animals are prohibited except service animals.

Animals are not permitted, with the exception of service animals and service animals in training.

Animals are prohibited except for service animals trained to assist people with disabilities.

Animals are not permitted except certified service dogs (or those in training) aiding guests with disabilities.

No pets are allowed, with an explicit exception for service animals.

Pets are not allowed inside the park (free outdoor kennels are provided near the parking lot), but trained service animals — limited to dogs and miniature horses — are welcome; emotional support animals are not permitted.

Animals are prohibited except service dogs or service dogs in training, which must stay leashed/harnessed and remain in the guest's seating area.

Pets and animals are banned except trained service dogs for guests with disabilities; therapy, comfort, companion, and emotional-support animals are explicitly not permitted.

Pets are prohibited, but trained service animals for guests with disabilities are welcome and must remain leashed or harnessed.

Re-entry is permitted for some events if you exit through a designated EXIT gate and have your ticket scanned out.

The Alamodome has a no re-entry policy.

Re-entry is not allowed at any event.

TCU has a no re-entry policy, though patrons who must leave for a medical situation may exit through Gate 4 (west) or Gate 8 (east) and be scanned back in.

Guests are not permitted to leave DATCU Stadium and return on the same ticket; re-entry is permitted only in the case of an emergency, and only after checking with security before exiting.

There is no re-entry into Daikin Park once a fan has been scanned in at the gate.

No re-entry is permitted for any Texas Football game at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium.

Ford Stadium has a no re-entry policy; exceptions are handled case-by-case at Guest Services (behind section 117).

Re-entry is permitted at all public entries from the time doors open until the start of the game; once the game starts, re-entry is limited to one door at the TXU North Entry and one door at the SeatGeek Southeast Entry.

No re-entry once a fan exits — a new ticket must be purchased to re-enter, with narrow exceptions for a medical emergency or a severe-weather delay.

Re-entry is not allowed; a new ticket is required to get back into the stadium once a guest has left.

Re-entry to Kyle Field is prohibited in accordance with SEC rules — there are no pass-outs.

McLane Stadium has a no re-entry policy once you leave the facility, with exceptions only for medical emergencies.

Once a ticket has been scanned for entry, no re-entry is permitted.

Re-entry is not allowed once a guest exits the stadium.

Same-day re-entry is allowed, but guests must present their ticket and photo ID at the main entrance.

Fan re-entry is allowed with a valid, scanned ticket, using a designated re-entry lane.

Re-entry into TDECU Stadium is prohibited, stated as a flat policy with no exceptions listed.

Re-entry is not permitted; guests who leave the arena cannot return unless they have an unused ticket.

All guests are screened via walk-through metal detectors (pocket contents may stay in pockets), with secondary hand-wand screening available; the facility is fully cashless for parking and concessions.

Additional prohibited items include aerosol cans, illegal drugs, fireworks/flares, laser pointers, glitter/confetti, balloons, glow sticks, frisbees, beach balls, inflatables, brooms, permanent markers/spray paint, 2-way radios, flashlights, and stickers, plus any item deemed dangerous or inappropriate.

Fan-brought fireworks are prohibited, but TCU sets off its own stadium fireworks at kickoff, halftime, and after scores.

Metal detectors are in use at every entry point (Gates 1-4, VIP entrance, loading dock, promenade) for all fans and staff except players, coaches, and officials; phones and keys can stay in pockets during screening.

Additional prohibited items include aerosol cans, laser pointers, poles or sticks of any kind, inflatables (beach balls, basketballs, balloons), luggage, and baseball bats/ball retrievers.

Items deemed a safety hazard or annoyance - such as frisbees, balloons, projectiles, laser pointers, and fireworks - are prohibited.

Also prohibited: laser pointers, footballs or other objects usable as projectiles, and radios (except pocket-sized radios used with headsets).

Also prohibited: glitter, confetti, or rice; beach balls or balloons; glass/metal/aluminum containers (including tumblers, thermoses, flasks); laser pointers; wallet chains; and clothing with offensive or profane wording.

Rideshare pickup/dropoff is restricted to two designated points; a free gameday shuttle runs from three lots starting 3 hours before kickoff; golf carts/utility vehicles are banned on university property; children age 2 and under are admitted free on a guardian's lap.

Poles, including selfie sticks, are prohibited, and any other item not on the published list may be denied entry at staff discretion; throwing objects (including tortillas) results in immediate ejection.

Kyle Field is a cashless venue — no ATMs, card/mobile payment only for concessions and merchandise. Free T-Mobile-sponsored phone-charging lockers are available at Section 122 and Sections 404-405.

All persons age 2 and up must present a ticket for admission, and Baylor reserves the right to prohibit any item it determines, in its sole discretion, may be harmful or disruptive, even if not specifically listed.

Additional banned items include flag poles, frisbees, beach balls, selfie sticks, laser pens, and fireworks.

Laser pointers are also listed among banned items; as of 2025, parking, ticketing, and concessions are fully cashless, and fan concerns can be texted via QR code to a dedicated line.

SeaWorld San Antonio can activate a Chaperone Policy on select dates requiring every guest 17 or younger to be accompanied by a chaperone at least 21 years old (max 5 minors per chaperone, valid photo ID required).

Also prohibited: aerosol cans, balloons, bats/poles/sticks, chain wallets, and laser pointers; all fans consent to a search of their person and bags upon entry; ticket scalping/resale is prohibited on premises.

Also prohibited: fireworks/open flames, frisbees/balls/inflatables/projectiles, illegal drugs, and laser pointers; Prohibited Items Trailers are available outside Gates 1 and 2 so fans can check banned items instead of leaving them behind.

Additional prohibited items include laptops, fireworks, laser pointers, glitter/confetti/streamers, helium balloons, basketballs/beach balls, inflatables, detachable phone lights, luggage, and parcels/packages.