Blossom Music Center Entry Rules: Bags, Water, Food and Gear

Each guest may bring one factory-sealed water bottle, and the allowed list says 20 ounces. Empty refillable plastic bottles up to a gallon are also allowed. Camelbacks, metal bottles and all other outside drinks, including alcohol, flavored water and energy drinks, are not. Food is allowed in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag, one bag per person. Hard, soft and large coolers are on the not allowed list.

Pocket-size digital or disposable cameras are allowed for non-professional use with no detachable lenses. GoPros and video cameras are not. Cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed. Selfie sticks are on the not allowed list. Drones are on the not allowed list. iPads and tablets are on the not allowed list. The pages do not mention laptops and power banks.

Wagons and large non-collapsible strollers are on the not allowed list. The pages say nothing about small strollers. The pages do not mention a medical bag process.

Standard-size umbrellas, about 3 feet across, are allowed. Golf umbrellas and umbrellas with metal or plastic tips are not. Blankets are on the allowed list. Personal chairs or cushions are on the not allowed list. Lawn chairs can be rented.

Signs larger than 8.5 x 11 inches are not permitted, and signs must be appropriate in nature. Flags are not allowed in the venue for Live Nation concerts. Small binoculars are on the allowed list.

The pages describe no separate medical bag process, so ask the venue before the event if you need to bring medical items.

Guests go through metal detectors, may be patted down and have bags checked. The venue is cash-free.

The pages read describe no bag storage. Guests must return items that are not allowed to their vehicle.

The lists apply to Live Nation concerts, and the policy can change for artist requests or safety. For Cleveland Orchestra performances, lawn guests can bring chairs. There is no re-entry.