Daikin Park

Conditional. 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. Items that don't meet the bag policy will not be held or secured by ballpark staff — they must be left behind or returned to a vehicle. Max size: 16" x 16" x 8". Exceptions: Diaper bags, single-compartment drawstring bags, and medical-necessity bags within the size limit

Conditional. 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. Sourced to secondary parking-guide aggregators, not a first-party fetch — re-verify against the official site (astros.com/parking) when it becomes fetchable. All official Astros lots are cashless. Fee: $10-40 typical (per secondary sources, unconfirmed officially); $60-80+ on high-demand dates; $30 flat at the two City of Houston lots.

Conditional. One factory-sealed, clear plastic bottle of water, one liter or smaller, is allowed per guest. Other beverages and containers (non-factory-sealed, non-clear, larger than 1 liter) are on the prohibited items list. Max quantity: 1 bottle per guest, 1 liter max.

Conditional. Outside food is allowed if carried in a single clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon in size, one bag per guest. This food/beverage policy applies to Astros games specifically and does not apply to non-Astros special events (concerts, tours, corporate events) at Daikin Park. Max size: 1-gallon clear plastic bag. Max quantity: 1 bag per guest.

Allowed. Exceptions to the prohibited/restricted items policy are made to accommodate required medical equipment and dietary needs. Bags used for medical reasons are exempt from the backpack ban as long as they fit within the standard 16" x 16" x 8" bag-size limit. Max size: 16" x 16" x 8" for medical bags.

Not Allowed. Outside alcohol is explicitly listed as a prohibited item; alcoholic beverages are only available for purchase inside Daikin Park.

Not Allowed. 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. Sourced from the general 'illegal drugs' prohibition rather than a cannabis-specific statement.

Conditional. 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).

Conditional. Strollers are permitted inside Daikin Park, but wagons for children are explicitly listed as a prohibited item. Strollers cannot be stored in seating areas or used to occupy handicap/SRO spaces; Fan Accommodations (Sections 112 and 323) can assist with storing strollers during the game.

Allowed. 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. The ballpark's entry/carry-in policy also states that exceptions to restricted-item rules are made for required medical equipment, which would extend to breast pumps.

Allowed. Wheelchairs and other mobility devices are welcomed, with courtesy wheelchair service provided at every home game. The Astros also state that exceptions to the prohibited/restricted items policy are made to accommodate required medical equipment.

Not Allowed. Hoverboards and other personal recreational devices, skateboards, roller skates/roller shoes, and bicycles are prohibited inside the ballpark.

Conditional. 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".

Not Allowed. Drones are explicitly listed as a prohibited item at Daikin Park.

Conditional. 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. Banners cannot obstruct other guests' views, cover ballpark signage, promote a commercial product, or be paraded through the ballpark. Poles or sticks of any kind (including flag poles) are separately listed as prohibited. Max size: Banners: 3' x 2' max.

Not Allowed. Folding chairs are listed as a prohibited item; folding cane seats are approved for entry but may not be deployed inside the stadium. The official guide does not separately address blankets. Exceptions: Folding cane seats (may not be deployed/opened)

Not Allowed. 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.

Not Allowed. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside Daikin Park and within 25 feet of ballpark entrances and exits, including e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.

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

Conditional. Animals are not permitted on Daikin Park property except service animals assisting guests with disabilities. A designated animal relief area for service animals is located in the grassy area outside the Center Field Gate. Exceptions: ADA-defined service animals (dogs trained to perform tasks for a person with a disability)

Not Allowed. There is no re-entry into Daikin Park once a fan has been scanned in at the gate. This policy is consistent with the Astros' postseason gameday protocol and mirrors practices at other sports/entertainment venues.

Not Allowed. 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. The Astros reserve the right to refuse admittance of any item deemed hazardous, suspicious, offensive, or otherwise not supportive of the sport of baseball.

Yes — Minute Maid Park is a former or alternate name for Daikin Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Astros Stadium is a former or alternate name for Daikin Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Houston Astros ballpark is a former or alternate name for Daikin Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.