Can You Bring Outside Food? Rules at Stadiums and Arenas

Outside food and beverage are on the prohibited list.

The pages do not mention coolers. Outside food and drink are prohibited, and bags over 11 x 17 inches are not allowed.

Food of any kind is allowed if it is contained in a clear plastic bag.

Cans, coolers of any type, glass bottles and thermoses are on the prohibited list.

Eating, drinking and smoking are permitted only at the dock area on the island. Food and beverages are not allowed beyond the designated dock area, apart from bottled water.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

All outside food and beverage are prohibited, liquids of any kind included.

Hard-sided containers, coolers and thermoses are prohibited.

Food is on the prohibited items list.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food is on the prohibited list.

Coolers of any kind, including small soft pack coolers, are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The FAQ says outside food and beverages are not allowed in Allstate Arena. Alcohol may not be carried in.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food is allowed in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag.

Coolers are on the list of things guests cannot bring.

No outside food or beverages are permitted inside Alumni Stadium.

Coolers are prohibited unless they contain medical supplies.

Outside alcohol, food and beverages are prohibited, apart from one unopened plastic bottle of water.

Coolers and hard-sided bags are prohibited.

Guests are not permitted to bring any food or beverages into the arena. Baby bags, plastic bottles, formula and baby food are permitted after x-ray and search.

Plastic coolers and containers such as bottles, cans and thermos bottles are not permitted.

Personal-size food items such as a sandwich, small bags of pretzels or a piece of fruit are permitted.

Coolers, both hard-sided and soft-sided, are prohibited.

Outside food or drinks are prohibited, except for one unopened bottle of water.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Guests may bring food in a clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon, in individual portions and not bulk quantities. Outside food is prohibited in all suites.

Hard-sided coolers are not allowed. The pages do not name soft-sided coolers, and all bags must fit the bag rule.

Outside food is prohibited. Guests with medical dietary restrictions can call Fan Experience ahead.

Coolers are prohibited.

Outside food and drinks are prohibited, and picnic baskets are too.

All coolers are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

No containers or coolers are permitted in Assembly Hall.

Food items are on the prohibited list.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited bags.

Outside food and beverage is prohibited.

Hard-sided coolers or containers of any size are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited. Guests are welcome to bring baby food, snacks, formula and other supplies needed to feed a baby.

Hard case containers, coolers included, are prohibited.

Food and beverages are not permitted, apart from the two sealed water bottles per person.

Coolers and beverage containers, including cups, cans and bottles, are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited. Exceptions are made for guests with medical requirements or special needs, who should contact Guest Services ahead.

Coolers of any size, soft-sided ones included, are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, including products with cannabis. Exceptions may be made for medical or dietary reasons.

Coolers and container bags are on the prohibited bags list.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food, drinks and alcohol are forbidden.

All coolers are forbidden regardless of size.

Outside food and drink, including alcohol, are prohibited.

Ice chests and coolers are prohibited, and so are containers or bags including cans or cups.

Guests may not bring food or beverages in at any time, except for medical purposes.

The guide does not name coolers, but containers of any kind and food and beverages are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited non-clear bags and containers.

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.

Alcohol and outside food or drinks are prohibited. Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may bring their own food after contacting Fan Services.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed, apart from unopened water bottles and minimal snack-sized items for young children. Food and drink needed for infants or medical or religious reasons are permitted with approval.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food is on the list of prohibited items.

Coolers and ice chests are prohibited.

Outside food or drink is on the list of items not allowed in the stadium.

Ice chests are on the list of items not allowed in the stadium.

Food and beverages are prohibited, apart from the one bottle allowed.

Ice chests, coolers, picnic baskets and insulated beverage containers are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food and drink purchased outside, alcohol included, are prohibited.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food and drink may not be brought in, including alcohol. Exceptions are made for approved medically necessary snack items.

Coolers and hard-sided containers are prohibited under the clear bag policy.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed except water. Exceptions may be made for special dietary needs, including food allergies and baby food or formula, and guests should contact Park Security on arrival for approval.

Hard or soft coolers are on the list of items not permitted, and the food policy says no coolers.

Single-serve snacks of about 2 ounces or less may be brought in. Bags of food, picnic-style meals, sodas and alcohol may not. Guests with medical diets or baby formula should speak with a team member before entering.

Hard and soft coolers are listed among the items that may not be taken into the park.

Guests may bring in food. Wrapped packages are on the prohibited list.

Soft-sided coolers up to 10 x 8 x 10 inches are allowed. Hard-sided and Styrofoam coolers, larger soft-sided ones and hard plastic inserts are not.

Outside food and beverages of any kind may not be brought in.

The pages do not name coolers. Containers are on the prohibited list, and only the approved bag types are permitted.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed, and guests with special dietary needs are permitted to bring food and drink.

No coolers are allowed, and hard-side coolers are on the prohibited list.

Guests may bring food that resembles individual portions rather than bulk quantities, all inside the single approved bag. The rule is for Orioles regular season home games and not for concerts and other special events.

The page does not name coolers. Everything has to fit in the one approved bag, and ice packs are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, with exceptions for medical or childcare needs.

Coolers, ice chests and similar containers are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverage are not allowed. Exceptions cover specific dietary needs, infant food or formula, allergies and medical conditions, and guests tell event staff on entry.

The pages do not mention coolers.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed apart from baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles. Guests with baskets or coolers can use the public picnic pavilion just outside the front gates, and medical dietary needs will be considered.

No coolers are allowed in the park. Picnic items and coolers can go to the public picnic pavilion outside the front gates.

Food or beverages purchased outside are prohibited. Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may bring their own food and beverage if they call Guest Services about an exception.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverages, alcohol included, are not allowed for any game, concert or event.

Coolers are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the park, and there are food and beverage options inside.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers and oversized bags are on the not approved list.

Outside food is on the prohibited list unless it is medically indicated.

Coolers and thermoses are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverages, including picnic baskets and coolers, are not permitted in the park.

Picnic baskets and coolers are not permitted in the park.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverage are not allowed. Baby food is permitted, and the guide invites you to email about dietary needs.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited outside food and beverage items, and hard-sided bags of any kind are banned.

Food is permitted as long as it is in an approved clear bag. Small food items, formula and baby food are listed as allowed.

The pages do not mention coolers. Only the approved clear bags, a gallon bag and a small clutch are allowed, so a cooler would not fit.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Small soft-sided coolers up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches are permitted. Hard-sided coolers are not.

The pages name no food rule. Coolers of every kind are prohibited, and the bag rule limits what you can carry it in.

Coolers, hard-sided, soft-sided and Styrofoam, may not be brought in.

Outside alcohol, food and beverage are on the prohibited items list.

The guide does not name coolers. Containers outside the water bottle policy are prohibited, and outside food and beverage are banned.

Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not say whether outside food is allowed. They mention only water, and say the venue sells food and drinks.

Coolers are on the list of items not allowed.

Food of any kind is on the prohibited list.

Coolers and containers of any kind are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverage of any kind are prohibited, except single-serving food for religious, dietary or medical necessity.

Hard and soft coolers are prohibited, except for religious, dietary or medical necessity.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food items are permitted, including glass baby food jars. Fruit and vegetables must be grapefruit-sized or smaller, or sliced, and pizza boxes must be personal size.

Hard-sided coolers and containers are prohibited regardless of size. A soft-sided, single-pocket cooler within 16 x 16 x 8 inches would fit the bag rule, and hard-sided ones can be claim checked at the tent outside Gate E.

Food of any kind is prohibited, and exceptions for medical or personal care reasons are handled at the entrances.

Containers of any kind, including coolers, cups, bottles, cans and flasks, are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the arena, apart from the one unopened water bottle. The arena offers kosher and gluten-free options inside.

The A-Z guide says plastic bottles, formula and breast pumps are permitted, and glass bottles are not. Parental bags under 14 x 14 x 6 inches go through X-ray screening.

Coolers are on the prohibited list, along with outside food and beverage.

Guests may bring food contained in a clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon, one bag per guest. A portion larger than that is prohibited.

Hard-sided and Styrofoam coolers are prohibited. Soft-sided coolers that do not exceed 16 x 16 x 8 inches are allowed.

Snacks needed for medical purposes are allowed. No other outside food is permitted.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food or beverages are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food and beverages are on the prohibited list.

Coolers or containers are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited at all events.

Coolers are prohibited.

Outside food, beverage and alcohol are prohibited.

Coolers and ice chests are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages of any kind are prohibited.

Coolers are listed among the prohibited bags.

Food and beverage may not be brought in, except small snack items such as a small pack of nuts, candy bars or a small bag of chips and plastic bottled water. Special dietary, religious or medical food can be approved in advance by Guest Services.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for self-consumption if they are not in glass, need no heating, reheating, processing or refrigeration, and have no pungent odors. Tell Security about any food when you enter.

Glass is banned, but small containers such as baby food jars are excluded from that ban. Other food has to meet the food conditions, and you should tell Security about it.

Coolers are allowed up to 24 x 15 x 18 inches, with or without wheels. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in them, and reusable ice packs are recommended.

Guests are allowed to bring food into the theme parks. Cast Members are prohibited from storing, preparing, cooking or reheating it. Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed.

Glass is banned, but small containers such as baby food jars are excluded from that ban. Food you bring is allowed, and Cast Members will not store or reheat it.

Coolers are allowed up to 24 x 15 x 18 inches, with or without wheels. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in them, and reusable ice packs are recommended.

Food or beverages from outside the stadium are prohibited.

Hard coolers and ice chests are prohibited.

Food from outside is allowed in a clear bag no larger than 12 x 12 x 6 inches. It cannot be in glass, cans, coolers or thermoses. No outside food or drink can go into stadium suites.

Hard and soft coolers are not permitted, and food cannot be carried in coolers or thermoses.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food of any kind is allowed if it is in an approved clear bag and meant for individual consumption.

Coolers of any kind, thermoses and ice chests are prohibited.

Food and beverages are on the prohibited items list.

Coolers are strictly prohibited and cannot be stored or checked.

Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for self-consumption if they are not in glass, need no heating, reheating, processing or refrigeration, and have no pungent odors. Tell Security about any food when you enter.

Glass is banned, but small containers such as baby food jars are excluded from that ban. Other food has to meet the food conditions, and you should tell Security about it.

Coolers are allowed up to 24 x 15 x 18 inches, with or without wheels. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in them, and reusable ice packs are recommended.

Food and drink are on the prohibited items list, except water in a clear plastic bottle of 500 ml or less.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers and containers, cans and cups included, are prohibited, apart from the current season souvenir cup at Jaguars games.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food or beverages of any kind, alcohol included, are prohibited.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not say whether outside food is allowed. They ban hard-sided coolers, cans, bottles and glass containers, and every bag is searched.

Hard-sided coolers are prohibited. The pages do not name soft-sided coolers, which would have to meet the 12 x 12 x 6 inch single-compartment bag rule.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited bags.

No food or drink may be brought in, with the exception of medications approved in advance by Fiserv Forum.

Coolers, hard or soft-sided, are on the prohibited list.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Hard and soft-sided coolers of any size or style are prohibited.

Food, beverages and liquids are prohibited. Infant items such as bottles and formula are allowed in a clear bag with a child.

Coolers are prohibited. Small soft-pack coolers are allowed only as medically necessary items.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, with exceptions for baby bottles and formula and for small snacks and sealed drinks up to 8 ounces if medically necessary. Medical items must be declared at security.

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

Outside food or drinks are on the prohibited items list. Baby bags, plastic bottles and formula are permitted.

Coolers are prohibited, along with cans, bottles and other similar containers.

Outside food or drink is on the prohibited items list.

Ice chests are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Containers cannot be carried in, including coolers, glass bottles and cans.

Food items contained in approved clear bags may be carried into the stadium.

Coolers and containers are not permitted, including cans, glass bottles, thermos bottles and wine skins.

The clear bag page allows outside food only for dietary or medical needs and for children under 2. The prohibited items page says food from outside vendors is not allowed but food and snacks from home that fit in a personal bag are.

Hard-sided coolers of any size are prohibited.

Food and beverages are prohibited. For medical supplies or dietary needs you can request an exception by emailing the stadium at least 48 hours ahead.

Coolers and containers are on the prohibited list.

Outside food is allowed if it is inside a sealed, clear, quart-sized or smaller plastic bag. One bag of food is permitted per ticket.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, and baby food and formula are permitted.

Food coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food or beverage and cans, glass bottles, coolers or similar containers are prohibited.

Coolers and similar containers are prohibited.

Food bags and soft-sided coolers with food are allowed.

Soft-sided coolers holding food or non-alcoholic drinks in sealed plastic bottles are allowed. Hard-sided coolers are prohibited.

Outside food, beverages and coolers are not permitted. Exceptions may be made for special dietary needs, food allergies, medical needs, baby food or formula, approved at Park Security on arrival, and limited to the individual guest.

Coolers are not permitted, apart from one small soft-sided cooler to carry approved dietary items.

Outside food and beverage is on the prohibited items list.

Coolers and ice chests are on the prohibited items list.

No food and drinks and no alcohol are allowed inside the building, including the roof.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food and drink must be finished before entry, and outside food and drink are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers of any kind, thermoses and ice chests are prohibited.

Other than one sealed water bottle per person, no food or drink may be brought into the park. Guests with special dietary needs are pointed to the food and beverage information page.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The guide says no outside beverages of any kind may come through the gates. The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages, coolers or containers are prohibited, with items for medical, family or child care needs excepted.

Coolers and containers are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverage are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention coolers.

You are welcome to bring your own food to any event. Containers and picnic baskets that measure more than 15 inches wide, 15 inches high or 22 inches long are not allowed past the gates.

Coolers and picnic baskets must fit under your seat or within your box. Ones over 15 inches wide, 15 inches high or 22 inches long are not allowed past the ticket gates.

No outside food or beverages are allowed into the venue. Exceptions may be made for medical reasons or baby food.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Fans may bring small food items for personal consumption. They have to be in a factory-sealed bag or a gallon-sized clear bag.

The prohibited items graphic lists coolers and ice chests, small soft-sided coolers included.

Outside food and drinks are on the prohibited items list.

Coolers of any kind, including small soft packs, are prohibited.

Single servings of food are on the list of allowed items. Medically necessary liquids or food are also allowed.

The pages do not mention coolers.

No open containers of food or drink are allowed through the screening, such as an open tray of french fries or a disposable coffee cup.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and outside beverage are on the prohibited items list.

No coolers are permitted in the stadium. The only container allowed is the empty clear water bottle.

Food or drink may not be brought in, apart from medical and infant exceptions.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Intuit Dome does not allow outside food or beverage into the arena.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food is allowed in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag. The plan your visit page says outside food and beverages are not allowed beyond one sealed water bottle and one clear gallon bag of snacks.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverage are on the prohibited items list.

Coolers and containers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside beverages and food are not allowed in the stadium.

Coolers, ice chests and other beverage containers are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Hard-sided and large coolers are on the list of items not allowed.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited.

Coolers, bottles, cans and other containers are on the prohibited list.

Guests may bring food that resembles an individual portion in a clear plastic bag no larger than one gallon.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, apart from the two unopened water bottles.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and drink are generally not allowed, and the policy continues to allow them when required for medical purposes. Guests with questions can contact guest services.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food or drink is on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the arena, though individual exceptions can be made for medical purposes.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Baby food is permitted. No other outside food, beverage or snack items are, though guests with special dietary needs due to a medical condition may bring small soft-sided coolers.

Guests with special dietary needs due to a medical condition may bring small soft-sided coolers. The page gives no cooler rule for anyone else beyond the outside food ban.

Food items in a clear storage bag no larger than one gallon are allowed after inspection. Alcohol is not allowed.

Coolers, kegs, glass containers and backpack-style hydration systems are prohibited.

Baby food and food for guests with special dietary restrictions are permitted. No other outside food, drink or snack items are permitted in Knott's Berry Farm or Soak City.

Large coolers, meaning larger than 1 x 1 x 1 foot, are not allowed in the park. Any food inside still has to fit the outside food rule.

Food is on the prohibited list, and the fan policies page bans outside food or beverages in the Kohl Center.

Containers are prohibited, and the fan policies page names coolers.

Outside food and drinks, including alcohol, and outside food and drink containers, are prohibited.

Glass and aluminum containers and ice chests are prohibited.

Food and beverages, including alcohol, are on the prohibited items list.

Ice chests are on the prohibited items list.

The guide names hard and soft coolers, baskets, packages, containers and unsliced fruits and vegetables as prohibited. It does not describe other outside food.

Hard or soft coolers, baskets, packages and containers are prohibited.

Food and beverages are strictly prohibited.

Coolers are strictly prohibited. Nursing mothers can carry in supplies, but no coolers or glass.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited.

Coolers and containers are prohibited unless they hold prior-approved medical supplies.

Water and individually wrapped, single-portion, ready-to-eat snacks that need no heating or refrigeration, such as a granola bar, chips or fruit, are allowed. Fast food and full family meals are not. Medical, religious, dietary, baby food and formula items are also permitted.

Only coolers no larger than 12 x 10 inches, about the size of a six-pack, are allowed, and coolers with wheels are not permitted. The help article says large coolers should stay in the vehicle.

Food and beverage, alcohol included, may not be brought into the facility.

Bottles, cans, coolers and liquid containers are on the prohibited list.

Food and fruit are allowed in clear plastic wrappings or bags that meet the bag policy. Fruit has to be cut. Cans and glass are not allowed.

All coolers are prohibited, soft ones included.

Food wrapped in clear plastic is allowed. Infant items such as bottles and formula are allowed in a clear bag with a child. Food not wrapped in clear plastic is prohibited.

Coolers are prohibited. Small soft-pack coolers are permitted only as medically necessary items.

Outside food and beverage of any kind are prohibited, except single-serving food for religious, dietary or medical necessity.

Hard and soft coolers are prohibited, except for religious, dietary or medical necessity.

No outside food or beverages are permitted.

Coolers, containers and ice chests are on the prohibited items list.

Food and beverages of any kind are on the list of items not permitted.

Coolers and containers are on the list of items not permitted.

Fans may bring one single-serving food item per person packaged in a clear plastic bag, and fruit must be sliced.

Hard-sided coolers and containers are prohibited. The page does not name soft-sided coolers, and everything has to fit the clear bag rule.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and food not sold by the stadium concessionaires is prohibited. Guests with special medical or dietary needs are an exception.

Coolers are prohibited, except for guests with special medical or dietary needs.

Single-serving food is allowed in a clear bag, and a pizza is allowed in a pizza box. Outside food and drinks cannot go into suites.

The pages do not mention coolers by name. Bags have to fit the clear bag policy, and hard-sided containers are on the prohibited list.

Food is on the prohibited items list.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverage are not permitted inside the Garden. For a medical condition or specific need, contact Guest Relations before your event.

Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for self-consumption if they are not in glass, need no heating, reheating, processing or refrigeration, and have no pungent odors. Tell Security about any food when you enter.

Glass is banned, but small containers such as baby food jars are excluded from that ban. Other food has to meet the food conditions, and you should tell Security about it.

Coolers are allowed up to 24 x 15 x 18 inches, with or without wheels. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in them, and reusable ice packs are recommended.

Food and beverage containers and their contents are prohibited.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

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

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food and beverages from outside are prohibited.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food items are prohibited. Baby and infant care items such as bottled formula and small snacks are allowed in a clear bag that meets the bag policy.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Personal food items in a clear, disposable, non-glass container are permitted, one per guest.

Coolers and baskets are on the prohibited items list.

Food of any kind is allowed if it is carried in a clear plastic bag. Suites are excluded from this rule.

Coolers, ice chests and thermoses of any kind are not allowed.

Food of any kind is on the prohibited items list.

Containers of any kind, including coolers, cups, cans and flasks, are prohibited.

Outside food, beverages or coolers are not allowed. Grilling and alcoholic beverages are not allowed anywhere at the park, including the parking lot.

Special medical diet or need items may be kept in a small personal-sized or lunchbox-sized cooler, which must be tagged at the Group Sales Office at the entrance.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed in the park. Exceptions are made for special dietary needs, including food allergies, and for baby food or formula, approved at Park Security or Guest Relations on arrival.

No coolers are allowed into the park.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

All outside food and beverages are prohibited, with exceptions for medical and children's needs. Child bags, bottles and specific foods must go through a bag line and x-ray.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food or beverages of any kind are prohibited, except for snacks needed for medical purposes.

The pages do not mention coolers.

No outside food or beverage is allowed, apart from one sealed bottle of water per patron.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverages, including coolers, bottles and cans, are not permitted. Items for the care of children, such as baby bottles and formula, are permitted.

Coolers are not permitted inside the arena.

Food and beverages are prohibited in the Information Center, Lincoln Borglum Visitor Center, Sculptor's Studio and Gift Shop. The page states no rule for outdoor areas.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food is allowed if it is brought in a clear plastic bag.

Coolers, thermoses and hard foam beverage holders are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food and drink are not allowed, and the museum asks visitors not to bring outside food. Bottled water is permitted.

The pages do not mention coolers.

All other outside food or drink must be closed and secured and may not be consumed in the museum. Bagged lunches can be eaten outside on the National Mall.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Open containers of food and drink are not permitted. Food and drinks that are closed and secured may be carried through the museum, and food may be eaten only in the designated cafeterias. Brown bag lunches may be eaten on the terrace or the National Mall, and there is no storage for them inside.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Seating for bagged lunches is not available. Bagged lunches must be stowed away at all times and eaten outside the museum, and there is no refrigerated storage.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Single-serving food items may be brought in if they are in one of the approved bags or carried in your hands so they can be screened. Juice boxes, insulin containers and baby food are also named as allowed.

Soft-sided coolers, hard coolers and ice chests are all listed as prohibited bags.

Food and beverages are on the prohibited items list.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and drink are prohibited, with an exception for allergy and medical needs. Baby essentials such as bottles and formula are allowed.

Soft-sided coolers under the bag size cap are welcome as part of the one bag per person.

Outside food, snacks and beverages are prohibited unless needed for medical purposes.

Cans, bottles and coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food and beverages are prohibited, apart from the two unopened water bottles.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverages are on the prohibited list. For children under 2, baby food, snacks and formula in plastic containers are permitted, with no glass.

Coolers and containers, including glass bottles, cans, thermoses, hard plastic tumblers and metal flasks, are on the prohibited list.

Food or beverages of any kind are prohibited. Guests with special dietary needs, such as religious or severe allergy needs, can request an exception letter at least 48 hours ahead through a form.

Coolers are prohibited, along with other containers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited bags.

Outside food and beverages, alcohol included, are prohibited.

Coolers are prohibited.

Outside food and beverage is prohibited. Medical exceptions and exceptions for children and infants are made case by case with prior approval from stadium management.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food or beverages are on the prohibited items list. Dietary or medical snacks go through the special entrances.

Hard and soft coolers, ice chests, picnic baskets and thermoses are prohibited containers.

Outside food and drink are prohibited.

Coolers, containers and ice chests are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Solid containers and flasks are on the list of items not permitted.

No food or beverage may be brought into the Observatory.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Hard-sided coolers are not permitted. The pages do not name soft-sided coolers.

The prohibited list bans outside beverages other than water, unsliced fruits and vegetables, and boxes, coolers or wrapped packages of any size. It does not give a general rule on other food.

Boxes, coolers and wrapped packages of any size are prohibited.

Fans may bring food in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag, one bag per person.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited. A guest who needs food for medical reasons can email the arena for help.

Hard-sided containers are prohibited, and outside food and beverage are banned in any case.

Food is prohibited except for medical or dietary needs.

All coolers and thermal containers are prohibited unless medically required.

Only small individual snacks in clear plastic bags are allowed, plus medically needed food. Glass or plastic food containers are prohibited.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food for individual consumption is allowed, eaten in your seat. It should be wrapped, bagged or in a container, soft-sided and within the bag policy, and fruit that could be thrown has to be sliced. Outside food cannot go into restaurants, club lounges or suites.

Hard-sided coolers are prohibited. Soft-sided food containers are allowed if they comply with the bag policy.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverages of any kind are prohibited, except for religious, dietary or medical necessity. A single serving of food for those needs is allowed.

Hard-sided and soft-sided coolers are prohibited, except for religious, dietary or medical necessity.

Outside food and beverage is on the prohibited items list.

Coolers and picnic baskets are on the prohibited items list.

Guests are permitted to bring food into the ballpark. Outside food and drink is not allowed into the Home Plate Club, the Suite Level or the Left Field Lounge.

The guide does not mention coolers. It bans hard-sided bags and any bag larger than 16 x 16 x 8 inches, so a hard-sided cooler would not get in.

No food or beverages of any kind may be brought in. Patrons who need outside food or drink for health conditions should contact customer service in advance.

No bottles, cans or coolers are permitted inside the arena.

Other than in exceptional circumstances permitted by the stadium, nobody may bring food or beverages in, and the page asks guests to finish them before entering.

The pages do not mention coolers.

The page does not say outright whether outside food is allowed. It bars food and beverages of any sort from the premium seating areas, which include suites and the Champions and Victory clubs.

Hard-sided coolers are not permitted. Soft-sided coolers are permitted, subject to inspection.

All outside food or drink is not allowed, though special considerations may be made for medical or childcare reasons.

Containers such as coolers and thermoses are on the prohibited list.

The pages do not mention outside food.

Coolers are prohibited, along with hard-sided bags and large duffel bags.

Outside food and beverage of any kind is prohibited. Accommodations are made for medical conditions and special needs.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Single-serving food items may come in if they are in an approved bag or carried in your hands so they can be screened.

Soft-sided coolers, hard coolers and ice chests are all on the prohibited bag list.

Food and drinks are prohibited.

Coolers are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food for personal consumption is allowed if it is in a clear plastic bag of one gallon or less. Fruit and vegetables must be sliced and only plastic utensils are allowed.

Soft-sided coolers of six-pack size, 10 x 7 x 7 inches or smaller, are permitted. Hard-sided coolers and larger soft ones are not.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Outside food or beverages are prohibited. Exceptions are made for medical reasons, baby food and reasonable children's snacks such as crackers, raisins and juice boxes.

Bottles, cans and coolers are prohibited.

Outside food or beverages are prohibited, with exceptions for food allergies and medical needs that guests arrange with Fan Services.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

You can bring outside food if it is wrapped, bagged or in a container to avoid spillage. The container has to follow the bag policy: soft-sided and small enough to fit under the seat.

Hard-sided coolers are prohibited. A food container has to be soft-sided and small enough to fit under your seat, and the stadium rules also list soft-sided coolers among the items it can restrict.

Outside food, beverage and alcohol are on the prohibited list. Fans with food allergies, religious requirements, medical conditions or dietary restrictions may bring their own if they get prior approval from the Rogers Place team.

Coolers and ice chests are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food is on the prohibited items list, and the note says it applies only for non-UCLA games.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food, drinks and cups are on the prohibited items list.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food is allowed in one clear one-gallon bag per person.

Coolers of any kind are on the not permitted list.

Outside food and beverage is on the list of items not permitted.

The pages do not mention coolers.

All other food and drinks are prohibited from being brought into the stadium.

Ice chests, ice bags and food or drink containers are prohibited.

At Sharks games, family shows and other sporting events guests may bring reasonable amounts of food and non-alcoholic beverages for their own use. Concerts, comedy shows, WWE and similar events ban outside food and beverage, with medical exceptions.

Hard-sided coolers are on the prohibited items list. The pages do not name soft-sided coolers.

Food and beverages are on the prohibited items list. The guide notes a screening lane for guests with dietary needs.

Flasks, coolers, ice chests, cans, bottles, cups and thermoses are among the prohibited containers, though clear empty plastic bottles are permitted.

Outside food and beverage are not permitted into the building. Fans with food allergies or medical conditions will be permitted to bring their own, and they should call Fan Services at 416-815-5982.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverage are not permitted at any time. Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may be permitted to bring their own food after contacting customer service.

Coolers are on the non-permitted items list.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited.

Containers, including coolers, are prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

No outside food or beverages are allowed apart from water. Exceptions may be made for special dietary needs, including food allergies and baby food or formula, and guests should contact the park before the visit.

Coolers are not allowed. The FAQ also says large hard or soft coolers, glass, food, drinks and picnic lunches may not be taken into the park.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed apart from water. Exceptions may be made for special dietary needs, including food allergies and baby food or formula, and guests should contact Park Security or Guest Relations on arrival.

No coolers are allowed. The policy page also lists large hard or soft coolers among the items that may not be taken into the park.

Food such as sandwiches, meals and snacks may not be taken into the park. Guests with medical diets, baby formula or baby food should speak with a park representative before entering. Picnic areas sit outside the entrance, with a hand stamp for re-admittance.

Large hard or soft coolers may not be taken into the park. The pages do not say whether a small one is allowed, and food is not allowed in either case.

Outside food or drink of any kind is prohibited, with exceptions for medical requirements or special needs.

Coolers are on the list of prohibited bags.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited. Souvenir cups and popcorn buckets are valid for one-time use.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited, along with flasks and metal or glass containers.

No outside food or beverage is permitted under Homeland Security guidelines, with an exception for medically necessary items inspected at the designated Guest Services gates.

Coolers are on the prohibited items list.

Food is allowed in a clear 1-gallon Ziploc bag.

Coolers are not allowed, soft-sided cooler bags included.

Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought in. The exceptions are infant food in non-glass jars, and limited food for guests with life-threatening allergies, who get a medical sticker from Security.

Infant food is an exception to the food ban, as long as it is in non-glass jars. Glass bottles are banned, except small containers such as baby food jars.

Coolers may not be brought into the park. Guests with life-threatening allergies may bring one small soft-sided cooler for their allergy food.

No outside food, beverages or coolers may be brought in. Exceptions are made for special dietary needs, including certain food allergies, and baby food or formula, approved at Park Security or Guest Relations on arrival.

No coolers may be brought into the park.

No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed into Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Exceptions are made for special dietary needs, including food allergies, and for baby food or formula, approved by Park Security or Guest Relations on arrival.

No coolers are allowed into the park.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

No outside food, beverages or coolers may be brought in. Exceptions are made for special dietary needs, including certain food allergies, and baby food or formula, approved at the Guest Services building to the right of the main entrance.

No coolers may be brought into the park.

Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought in. The exceptions are infant food in non-glass jars, and limited food for guests with life-threatening allergies, who get a medical sticker from Security.

Infant food is an exception to the food ban, as long as it is in non-glass jars. Glass bottles are banned, except small containers such as baby food jars.

Coolers may not be brought into the park. A guest with life-threatening allergies may bring one small soft-sided cooler for their allergy food.

Food, beverages, coolers and grills may not be brought into the park. The only exceptions are infant food in non-glass jars and food for guests with food allergies, limited to two sealable sandwich bags and one snack for the person with the allergy.

Coolers may not be brought in, except one small soft-sided cooler to carry the allergy food. Guests with allergies get a medical sticker from First Aid.

No outside food is allowed, but picnic areas just outside the park are available for eating outside food. Special religious requirements, dietary needs including food allergies, and baby food or formula can be approved at Park Security or Guest Relations.

No coolers are allowed into the park.

Outside food and beverages of any kind may not be brought into the arena.

Containers, bottles and cans are prohibited, and outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Outside food and beverages, including alcohol, are prohibited unless medically required. Medically required items must be in sealed containers.

Medically necessary food and beverage items, such as formula or children's food for dietary restrictions, are allowed. A diaper bag with medically necessary items needs a bag tag.

Hard or soft-sided coolers are prohibited, except during the approved tailgating window in the designated tailgate parking lots.

Food for personal consumption is allowed if its container follows the NFL bag policy. Coolers and ice chests, soft-sided ones included, are not.

Coolers are prohibited unless medically necessary. The A-Z guide also lists any coolers and ice chests, soft-sided ones included, as prohibited.

The pages do not mention outside food.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Alcoholic beverages and food of any kind are prohibited.

Coolers, thermoses, cups, bottles, cans and flasks are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited. Reasonable exceptions may apply for medical, dietary, disability or infant-care needs, including baby food, and guests are asked to contact Guest Experience before arrival.

Coolers are listed among the prohibited outside food and beverage containers.

Food or beverages are on the prohibited items list.

Coolers of any kind and flasks are prohibited.

No outside food or beverages will be permitted.

Coolers of any kind, thermoses and ice chests of any size are not permitted.

Alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages and food coming from outside the stadium are prohibited.

Coolers of any size are prohibited.

Outside food or beverages are prohibited. Parents may bring plastic bottles of formula or milk inside.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food is prohibited, except for children under the age of two.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

All food and drinks are prohibited in the pedestal, except water in a clear plastic bottle. The page does not describe food elsewhere in the park.

The pages do not mention coolers.

Food is on the prohibited items list.

Coolers of any kind are prohibited.

No outside food or beverage is permitted. Fans may bring reasonably sized bags of peanuts and sunflower seeds, and baby food is permitted.

Ice chests and hard-sided coolers are prohibited, and outside food and drinks are banned anyway.

Outside food, beverage and alcohol are prohibited. Baby bags, plastic bottles and formula are permitted into the building.

Coolers and ice chests are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the venue.

Coolers and containers are on the prohibited list.

Outside food is permitted in single-serving sizes.

Hard-sided and Styrofoam coolers, hard plastic inserts for soft coolers and backpack coolers are prohibited. The page does not name other soft-sided coolers, which would have to fit the clear bag rule.

Outside food or drink is not allowed, except factory-sealed water.

Coolers, large or small, are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverage are not allowed. Foods or juices needed for medical reasons, and milk or formula for infants, are permitted.

Coolers are prohibited.

Outside food is allowed. Hard-sided containers such as Tupperware and thermoses are not, and outside food cannot go into any bar, restaurant or suite area.

Single-compartment soft-sided coolers up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches are allowed. Hard-sided coolers of any size are prohibited.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed at any time, and guests must dispose of them before entering. Guests with medical or religious dietary needs should contact TD Garden.

Food is allowed only in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag, limit one gallon bag of food per person.

Hard and soft-sided or large coolers are not allowed.

Food and drink bought outside the arena cannot be taken in. For religious or medical reasons you can email the arena before the event.

Outside food or beverages are not permitted unless needed for medical purposes, in which case they must be checked at Gate D.

Coolers are on the list of items not permitted.

Food and other containers of any kind, such as coolers, bottles, cans, cups and flasks, are not permitted. Fans with a medical need can enter at the medical checkpoints at Gate 10 or the Southwest Roll Gate.

Coolers and ice chests are listed among the containers that are not permitted.