Washington venues — what you can bring in

One bag (clear or otherwise) up to 14"x14"x6", or one small clutch/purse/wallet up to 4"x6"x1.5", is allowed.

Max size: 14"x14"x6" (bag); 4"x6"x1.5" (clutch)

Clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bags no larger than 14" x 8" x 14", or a one-gallon clear resealable bag, or a small clutch purse up to 4.5" x 6.5" are allowed; all other bags (backpacks, diaper bags, fanny packs, mesh bags, purses, hard-sided bags, briefcases) are prohibited.

Max size: 14" x 8" x 14" clear bag, or 1-gallon clear resealable bag, or 4.5" x 6.5" clutch

Only a small clear bag (or one-gallon Ziploc) plus a tiny clutch may be carried in; backpacks, purses, and other non-clear bags are not allowed.

Max size: Clear plastic/vinyl/PVC bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", OR a one-gallon clear resealable plastic bag; a small clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5" is also allowed alongside one clear bag

Only clear bags up to 12"x6"x12" (or a small 4.5"x6.5" clutch) are allowed; non-clear/oversized bags are denied entry.

Max size: 12"x6"x12" (clear bag); 4.5"x6.5" (small clutch)

Only small clear bags (up to 12"x6"x12") or small non-clear clutches (up to 4.5"x6.5") are allowed; backpacks and larger purses are not.

Max size: 12"x6"x12" (clear); 4.5"x6.5" (non-clear clutch)

There is no bag check on-site — all bags larger than a clutch must pass through X-ray screening at designated bag lines instead.

There will not be a bag check at Gesa Field to collect or store non-permissible bags during the game; fans with a non-compliant bag must return it to their vehicle.

There's no on-site bag check, but Walker's Lockers offers paid storage near the North & South entrances for Seahawks games and large events.

The arena's own parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources put typical Kraken game-night parking at $30-50, with the Arena Underground Garage (direct concourse access) starting at $7/hour ($32 for 24 hours) and the Komo Plaza Garage at a flat ~$50 for Saturday events.

Fee: $30-50 typical (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $7/hr or $32/24hr (Arena Underground Garage); ~$50 flat (Komo Plaza, Saturdays)

Season parking passes are sold via donor-giving tier; general parking is purchased through WSU Parking & Transportation Services; accessible parking is space-available with a valid placard plus a gameday permit, and a free Park & Ride runs via Pullman Transit on gamedays.

UW Athletics confirms general-public single-game parking is sold first-come-first-served via the Pay-By-Phone app in named lots (E2, N25, N4, N5, W10, W12, UW Tower Garages A/B, Padelford Garage, C1-C6 Central Plaza Garage, S1, Portage Bay Garage), opening 6 hours before kickoff — a specific rate wasn't found on the fetched page. Secondary sources report a resale-market average around $90.52 and a range of $27-194 by game, with a 3+-passenger carpool rate at $30.

Fee: $30 carpool (3+ passengers, per secondary sources); ~$90.52 average, $27-194 range (unconfirmed officially)

The stadium's own parking page wasn't fetchable at the URL tried — secondary sources put NFL game-day parking at roughly $20-75 depending on lot, with both on-site lots season-pass-only (no day-of gate sales); playoff parking has been reported as high as $130.

Fee: $20-75 typical (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); up to $130 for playoff games

The Mariners Garage is first-come-first-served (no prepay offered) and cashless — secondary sources put day-of car parking at $20-50, rising sharply for high-demand games (All-Star Game week reportedly topped $100).

Fee: $20-50 typical (per secondary sources); $10-20 motorcycle; surges well above $100 for marquee events

Reusable, non-glass water bottles are allowed only if empty (no ice) and no larger than 32oz; free hydration stations are available throughout.

Empty transparent plastic water bottles 1.5 liters or less (including empty non-disposable bottles) are permitted; glass, metal, and thermoses are prohibited.

Max size: 1.5 liters or less, empty

Empty or factory-sealed water bottles and thermoses are allowed in; open or non-factory-sealed containers are not.

Only factory-sealed, clear plastic, non-flavored/non-carbonated water bottles are allowed; other outside beverages are prohibited.

One factory-sealed plastic water bottle (32oz or less) or one empty reusable plastic bottle (32oz or less) is allowed per guest; soda/coffee are not.

Outside food and beverages aren't allowed; all food/drink must be purchased inside from arena vendors.

Food and drinks from outside vendors are not permitted, except baby food with a child in arms.

Single servings of outside food are permitted; larger shared quantities are not on the approved items list.

Outside food is allowed only if it's a single serving carried in a clear plastic bag, or pizza in its box; not permitted in suite areas.

Outside food is allowed only in single-serving sizes.

Medical bags/supplies are allowed as an exception to the standard bag policy, but must go through X-ray screening.

Guests with medically necessary items may enter at any gate but are subject to additional screening, including for a medically necessary bag exceeding the standard size limits.

Medically necessary items, liquids, and food are allowed after inspection at any gate.

Medical bags are allowed subject to search, with dedicated screening at VIP/suite gates; medically necessary beverages are also exempt from the outside-beverage ban.

Medically necessary items and beverages are exempt from the standard 4.5"x6.5" small-bag limit, subject to inspection.

Outside alcohol is prohibited; alcohol may only be purchased inside with valid ID.

No outside alcohol is permitted. A Walk-Around Alcohol Pilot Program allows in-venue purchase for guests 21+ with valid ID, capped at 2 drinks per person in possession; the North Concourse and student sections are alcohol-free, and sales end at the close of the 3rd quarter.

Outside alcohol cannot be brought in, but beer, wine, and select spirits are sold at concession stands and premium/deck areas throughout the stadium.

Outside alcohol is banned; only alcohol purchased inside is permitted (2-drink limit per transaction, ID required for anyone appearing under 30).

Alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic beer of any kind (bottles, cans, flasks, zip-top bags) are not allowed; alcohol is sold inside instead.

Smoking, vaping, or use of marijuana in any form is prohibited on premises, folded into the general smoking ban rather than a distinct clause.

Use, possession, manufacture, or distribution of cannabis is prohibited campus-wide, including at spectator events, under university policy and the federal Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act.

Cannabis/marijuana is not on the stadium's approved items list and is not permitted inside, despite being legal recreationally in Washington state.

Smoking, tobacco, or marijuana use on Lumen Field property is a Fan Code of Conduct violation, despite Washington's legal recreational status statewide.

T-Mobile Park is a no-smoking venue including marijuana, per the Washington Clean Air Act, despite Washington's legal recreational cannabis status.

Coolers and other containers outside the water bottle policy (glass, cans, water bladders, etc.) aren't allowed.

Hard-sided bags, suitcases, coolers, and similar devices are explicitly prohibited.

Coolers/ice chests are not on the stadium's approved items list, so they are not permitted inside.

Coolers and hard-sided containers larger than 4.5"x6.5" are not permitted; glass, aluminum, metal, and aerosol containers are also banned.

Max size: 4.5"x6.5" (hard-sided cases)

Hard-sided/Styrofoam coolers, hard plastic soft-cooler inserts, and backpack coolers are not permitted.

Strollers are allowed; if too large to fit under a seat, they can be checked at Guest Services on the Main Concourse.

Strollers, including umbrella strollers, are not permitted in the stadium seating areas and must be left in the concourse area at the owner's risk; no stroller check service is offered.

Strollers are explicitly permitted; wagons are not addressed in official policy.

Strollers are allowed but oversized ones must be checked at Guest Services; wagons aren't separately addressed.

Strollers, wheelchairs and other mobility products are allowed inside T-Mobile Park.

The arena provides a Virginia Mason Nursing Parents Room and a Mamava Nursing Pod.

Baby bottles and medically necessary items are approved, and special consideration is given to guests caring for infants.

Pumping equipment is allowed (check in at any VIP/Suite gate for bag screening); the stadium has four dedicated private nursing lounges.

Breast pumps are allowed under the medical-items exception; a Nursing Lounge is near Section 128, with a private room near Section 329 by request.

Personal wheelchairs are welcome; arena-provided wheelchairs are also available on request (cannot be left with guests during the event).

Accessible seating is available in sections 5, 10, 22, 26, and the East end zone, with accessible parking (space-available, valid placard plus gameday permit) and a complimentary shuttle for mobility-impaired guests.

Wheelchairs and other mobility devices are fully accommodated, with ADA-accessible entrances/elevators and complimentary wheelchair-assist service.

Personal mobility devices/wheelchairs are welcomed, with a free wheelchair escort service and ADA ramps/restrooms/parking available.

Wheelchairs and other mobility products are allowed inside T-Mobile Park.

Skateboards, roller shoes, One Wheels, Segways, and helmets are prohibited.

Bicycles are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Bikes, skateboards, and similar personal transport devices are not on the stadium's approved items list.

Hoverboards, skateboards, roller skates, and roller blades are not permitted inside the ballpark.

Small, non-professional cameras with no external flash/detachable lenses are allowed; professional cameras, GoPros, tripods, gimbals, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Hand-held photography cameras for personal use are allowed at all WSU athletic facilities, but cameras with large lenses may be restricted; camcorders/videotaping equipment require written permission from WSU Athletics in advance.

Binoculars and still-photography cameras are allowed to carry in, but camera cases count as a non-approved bag.

Personal still cameras and binoculars are fine, but professional lenses over 200mm/6in, video cameras, GoPros, tripods, and selfie sticks are banned.

Max size: Lens length under 200mm/6 inches

Personal photography/video is fine, but videotaping game action, professional cameras, tripods/monopods, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Max size: Camera lens under 6 inches extended

Drones and other model aircraft are prohibited.

FAA and Pac-12 Conference policies prohibit aerial drones, helicopters, and any other remote-controlled flying devices in or around Gesa Field or any other WSU athletic facility at any time.

Drones are not on the stadium's approved items list and are not permitted to be brought in.

The operation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) on Lumen Field and Event Center property is prohibited.

Drones are explicitly listed among prohibited items at T-Mobile Park.

Umbrellas are allowed as long as they are collapsible and can fit under your seat.

Umbrellas are explicitly listed as a prohibited item.

Umbrellas are on the official Approved Items List.

Umbrellas are permitted as long as they are collapsible and don't obstruct other guests' views.

Umbrellas are permitted but cannot be opened in the seating areas or obstruct other guests' views.

Noisemaking devices are banned; small handheld signs/banners up to 24"x36" are allowed if not on a stick/pole and non-commercial.

Max size: 24" x 36" (signs/banners)

Artificial noisemaking devices are prohibited, with confiscation and possible university disciplinary action for violators; hand-held banners/signs are permitted if in good taste with no profanity and not blocking other guests' views, but flag poles, sign-extension devices, and selfie sticks are prohibited.

Handheld flags and banners are permitted; artificial noisemakers are not on the approved items list.

Noisemakers (megaphones, air horns, drums, cowbells) are banned; banners/signs/flags are allowed only if not on a pole/stick and don't obstruct views.

Noisemakers, flag poles/sticks of any material, and signs/banners with non-sporting messaging are prohibited.

Blankets or seating cushions appear permitted but must go through X-ray screening; free-standing chairs aren't listed as permitted.

Blankets are explicitly permitted; soft-sided seat cushions with no pockets or zippers are permitted, implying rigid or framed chairs are not, though this isn't stated outright for chairs as their own category.

Blankets and soft, pocket-free seat cushions are allowed; rigid or folding chairs are not on the approved list.

Blankets and soft-sided seat cushions are permitted; seat cushions must have no pockets, zippered compartments, metal frames, or extra straps.

Blankets are okay to bring in; chairs, stools, or bleacher seat backs containing metal are not.

All weapons are prohibited, including firearms, knives of any size, brass knuckles, martial arts weapons, stun guns/tasers, and pepper spray/mace.

Fireworks, weapons, and explosive devices are listed as prohibited items. Washington Administrative Code prohibits possession or use of firearms and other dangerous weapons on WSU campus and at WSU-sponsored events for both students and the general public, with a valid concealed pistol license providing no exemption from the campus-wide prohibition.

Weapons are not on the stadium's approved items list and are not permitted inside; all guests and items are subject to search.

Guns, knives, pepper spray, brass knuckles, loose batteries, wires, and box cutters are strictly prohibited.

Weapons of any kind, including toy guns/knives/water guns, are prohibited.

Climate Pledge Arena is smoke-free; smoking and electronic smoking devices aren't permitted anywhere on premises.

Smoking is prohibited on the Washington State University campus; WSU became a tobacco- and nicotine-free campus in 2016, a ban that explicitly extends to e-cigarettes and vaporizers.

UW campuses, including Husky Stadium, are smoke- and vape-free except in designated outdoor smoking areas.

Smoking of any kind, including e-cigarettes/vape pens, is prohibited in all areas of Lumen Field and Event Center, per Washington state law (RCW 70.160).

T-Mobile Park is a no-smoking venue (including marijuana, chewing tobacco, and electronic cigarettes) per the Washington Clean Air Act.

Costumes are generally allowed, but masks/full-face coverings must be removed during screening or upon staff request; culturally disrespectful attire is prohibited.

Portable phone chargers/power banks are allowed for charging phones; batteries powering prohibited items fall under a separate hazardous-items ban.

Portable phone chargers are allowed for charging phones only; loose/spare batteries are separately banned as a security item.

Pets/animals aren't allowed except ADA-defined service animals, which must remain leashed or harnessed.

Service animals or those in training for guests with disabilities are allowed in the facility; all other animals are prohibited.

Service animals are explicitly welcomed; other pets are not on the approved items list.

Only trained service dogs (including those in training) are allowed; emotional support animals and pets are prohibited.

Animals/pets aren't allowed except service animals and service animals-in-training; dogs allowed at special 'Bark at the Park' events.

Exit and re-entry into the arena isn't permitted once you have entered.

Re-entry is not permitted at Gesa Field once a guest's ticket has been scanned.

Husky Stadium enforces a no re-entry policy — once you exit and scan out, you cannot scan back in for general stadium access.

Re-entry is only permitted up until kickoff time, per NFL Security direction; after kickoff, re-entry is not allowed under any circumstances.

Guests are not permitted to re-enter the ballpark once they leave, except in an emergency with staff approval.

Also prohibited: selfie sticks/extension devices and laser pointers; camcorders require advance written permission.

All fans may be screened by Evolv Express walk-through security systems at stadium gates in addition to the bag check.