Can You Bring a Water Bottle? Rules at Every Venue Type

Outside food and beverage, cans and bottles are on the prohibited list.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks, 24 ounces or less, are allowed. Cans, glass bottles and thermoses are not.

Bottled water in non-glass containers is allowed and is the only drink allowed beyond the dock.

Empty, soft-sided or collapsible water bottles are permitted. Hard-sided bottles, cans and beverage containers of any kind are prohibited.

Containers, bottles, cans and liquid containers are on the prohibited items list.

Cans, glass bottles and boxes of liquid are prohibited. Transparent, plastic, empty water bottles are permitted.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed in Allstate Arena.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed bottle of water up to one gallon. Aluminum bottles, refillable plastic water bottles and hydration packs are also permitted, while cans and glass are not. The policy can change for artist requests or safety.

No outside food or beverages are permitted inside Alumni Stadium.

Each guest may bring one unopened plastic bottle of water. Outside beverages, and metal bottles and cups, are otherwise prohibited.

Guests may not bring any food or beverages in, and bottles, cans, thermos bottles and plastic coolers are not permitted. Baby bottles and formula are permitted.

Non-alcoholic sealed plastic bottles of 32 ounces or smaller are allowed, one per person. Non-factory sealed plastic bottles, cans, glass and metal containers, Yeti-type bottles, tumblers and thermoses are prohibited.

One unopened bottle of water is allowed. Glass bottles and containers are prohibited.

A clear 500 ml plastic bottle with a sealed top and clear liquid is allowed. Plastic bottles over 500 ml, cans, cartons, flasks and glass are banned.

Factory-sealed clear plastic bottles of water, flavored water or a sports drink up to 1 liter are allowed. Empty reusable bottles and sealed drink boxes are on the permitted list, and cans, glass bottles and Camelbaks are not. Frozen bottles are prohibited, though they may be allowed on warm days.

Each guest can bring one factory-sealed bottle of water of 20 ounces or less. Other bottles and cans are prohibited, and plastic baby bottles are permitted after inspection.

Each person may bring up to one gallon of water, in a sealed or unsealed container, and only soft, squeezable plastic bottles are permitted. The prohibited list bans other beverages and camelbacks except sealed water, so the pages are not fully consistent.

Cans or bottles are on the prohibited items list, and no containers or coolers are permitted.

Bottles, cans, thermoses and beverage containers of any kind are on the prohibited list.

Glass, metal or plastic containers of any kind are not permitted. During a heat advisory, D.C. United allows one sealed bottle of water per person up to 20 ounces, and says so in advance.

Glass or metal containers, vacuum bottles and thermos-type containers are not permitted, and open plastic beverage containers are not permitted unless they are empty.

Empty metal or plastic bottles of 32 ounces or less, with no liquid or ice, are permitted at Nuggets, Avalanche and Mammoth games. They are prohibited at concerts and special events unless the tour says otherwise, and glass is never allowed.

Each person can bring two sealed, non-flavored 16.9 ounce water bottles. Other containers, including cups, cans and bottles, are not allowed.

Cans, bottles, boxed liquids and metal, glass or other insulated containers are prohibited. For certain sporting events, reusable water bottles of 24 ounces or smaller are allowed, and glass never is.

Empty personal water bottles up to 1 liter, with or without lids, are allowed and inspected at the gate. You can refill them at drinking fountains on the main concourse. Glass bottles and anything over 1 liter are not allowed.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Outside food, drinks, alcohol, glass bottles and cans are forbidden, and so are souvenir cups.

Fans may bring one empty, commercially branded plastic water bottle no larger than 20 ounces. Outside drinks are not allowed.

Bottles, cans and containers of any kind are prohibited, and no food or beverages may be brought in except for medical purposes.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

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.

Bottles or cans of any kind are prohibited, except for empty refillable non-glass water bottles.

The food and drink entry allows two unopened 20-ounce plastic water bottles per guest, while the prohibited items list says a single factory-sealed bottle of no more than 20 ounces. The two entries differ. Glass and metal containers are prohibited.

Fans may bring one factory-sealed 20-ounce water bottle or one empty clear water bottle. Other bottles, cans and thermoses are prohibited.

Fans may bring unopened clear plastic water bottles, according to the 2021 policies item. The A-Z guide bans outside food and drink and does not mention water.

One bottled water, flavored water or sports drink is allowed in a clear plastic commercial container up to one liter that is unopened or empty. Frozen bottles are prohibited, and no other beverage may be brought in.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottles or cans and food and drink bought outside are prohibited.

Guests may bring empty, non-glass bottles and cups. Cans and glass bottles are prohibited.

Guests may bring a bottle of water or a refillable water bottle. Other outside beverages are not allowed.

Bottles of water, one per person, may be brought into the park. Glass bottles and cans are not permitted.

Non-alcoholic beverages in factory-sealed plastic bottles no larger than 2 liters are allowed, and so are empty cups, mugs, tumblers and plastic bottles. Aluminum, glass, metal cans, thermoses and larger unsealed plastic bottles are not.

Bottles, cans and containers are on the prohibited list, and outside food and drink are not allowed.

The FAQ bans outside beverages, but its prohibited list excepts sealed bottles of water. Glass of any kind, except perfume bottles, is prohibited.

Guests may bring a factory-sealed, plastic, non-alcoholic beverage of no more than 20 ounces, carried inside the single approved bag. Cans and glass bottles are prohibited, and so are frozen water bottles and ice packs.

Cups, bottles, thermoses and drink containers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, except for water at the games against Western Michigan and Alabama.

Empty water bottles are permitted, and the prohibited list says hard-sided bottles are out, so only soft-sided empty ones are allowed. Glass bottles and cans are not.

Baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles or containers are permitted. No glass containers are allowed.

Empty re-fillable water bottles are allowed because of the water filling stations. Food and beverages bought outside, and bottles and cans, are prohibited.

Each guest may bring in one empty plastic water bottle for personal use. Cans and bottles are on the prohibited list.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the park. The FAQ names no exception for water.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

One factory-sealed water bottle or empty refillable bottle under one gallon is allowed. Canned or bottled beverages and thermoses are not.

Unopened plastic bottled water is permitted. Other outside beverages are not.

It is an offence to enter with a container that can hold liquid and could injure someone if thrown, and with alcohol. The regulations name no specific bottle size.

Outside beverages are not allowed, bottled water and reusable or refillable water bottles included. Water fountains are available throughout the arena.

Non-flavored, non-carbonated water in sealed plastic bottles is allowed, and so are empty plastic water bottles and sealed single-serve juice boxes. Metal and glass containers and thermoses are not.

Each guest can bring one soft plastic, factory-sealed water bottle of 20 ounces or less, and one sealed soft-sided child's juice box. Neither can be frozen. Reusable metal bottles of the Swell or Yeti type are allowed if they are empty, while glass bottles and metal cans are not.

Unopened non-alcoholic plastic bottles, baby bottles and single-serve soft-sided juice containers can come in after inspection. Glass bottles, cans and open containers are not allowed. The page sets no size cap.

Reusable non-glass water bottles of 32 ounces or less are permitted, and they must be empty on entry. Glass bottles, cans and water bladders are prohibited, and for some events bottles are not allowed on the floor.

Outside non-alcoholic beverages are allowed, though the Tower encourages guests to use its on-site dining.

Up to 1 gallon of water per person is allowed, in a factory-sealed or empty clear plastic bottle. Metal bottles, frozen water and flavored water are not. In elevated heat you can bring up to two bottles.

Cups, glass bottles, cans, flasks and thermoses are prohibited, with an exception for one sealed clear plastic disposable bottle or one empty clear plastic disposable water bottle per person.

A single clear, factory-sealed plastic bottle of water of 20 ounces or less is allowed, and so is a single crushable empty plastic water bottle of 20 ounces or less. Bottles, glass, aluminum and metal containers are not.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Plastic beverage containers, paper or plastic cups with permitted drinks and plastic baby bottles are permitted. Glass bottles, metal cans and non-alcoholic beer are prohibited, and insulated cups and thermoses are allowed only up to 22 ounces.

All bottles, including glass, plastic and aluminum water bottles, are prohibited.

Unopened plastic water bottles of one liter or smaller are allowed, one per person. Glass and metal bottles, cans and flasks are prohibited.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed clear plastic bottle of water of up to 1 liter. Other beverages and containers are prohibited.

One sealed soft plastic bottle of water up to one liter is permitted. No other outside beverages or containers are allowed, including Yeti-type bottles. Free fountains are available for refilling.

Outside food or beverages are prohibited. Water refill stations are on every level.

Food and beverages and coolers or containers are on the prohibited list.

Coolers or bottles, cans and glass, and all outside food and beverage, are prohibited.

Cans, plastic, metal and glass containers, bottles and flasks are prohibited, and sealed bottles are not permitted.

Empty, clear plastic bottles of 32 ounces or less may be brought in. Aluminum or metal cans are not allowed.

Plastic bottled water is one of the small items allowed, and water bottles may not exceed 32 ounces. Sports bottles, glass bottles and aluminum cans are prohibited.

Non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for your own use if they are not in glass and do not need heating, reheating, processing, refrigeration or temperature control. The page sets no bottle size limit.

The bottle-filling page says you can refill your personal water bottles at select stations. Glass containers are banned, and no size limit is stated.

Food or beverages from outside the stadium are prohibited, but empty bottles or cups are permitted. Fans can fill them at the water fountains on the east side lower concourse.

Outside non-alcoholic drinks of 1 liter or less in factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed. Refillable bottles are allowed if they are empty, up to 1 liter and have no glass parts. Glass bottles and metal cans are not.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Glass items, cans, bottles, flasks or similar containers are prohibited and must be discarded before or at security.

Transparent plastic water bottles up to 1 liter, or 34 ounces, are allowed if they are empty at screening. Unfrozen non-alcoholic drinks in a permitted bottle go in an approved clear bag. Stainless steel bottles, glass, cans and frozen drinks are not allowed.

Guests may bring an empty plastic reusable water bottle of up to 2 liters, and every bottle is inspected and must be completely empty. Aluminum, stainless steel, single-use water bottles, metal, glass, flasks and thermoses are prohibited, and families with small children can bring baby bottles.

Non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for your own use if they are not in glass and do not need heating, reheating, processing, refrigeration or temperature control. The page sets no bottle size limit.

Water in clear plastic bottles of 500 ml or less is allowed for the 2026/27 season. Glass bottles, cans, drink cartons, solid containers and flasks, dark plastic bottles and dark liquid are on the prohibited list.

Outside bottles and beverages are prohibited, except one factory-sealed plastic bottle of water of 16.9 ounces or less per ticket holder. The Jaguars page says two bottles, so the two pages differ.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Beverages and outside food or beverages of any kind are prohibited.

Cans, bottles and glass containers are not allowed, except one sealed 16 oz plastic bottle of water.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Empty water bottles and drink containers, plastic ones included, are prohibited, and so are glass and metal bottles. Bottled water counts as a drink and is banned.

Non-alcoholic drinks in approved factory-sealed plastic containers of 51 ounces or 1.5 liters or smaller are allowed. Metal bottles, thermoses and glass are prohibited.

Food, beverages and liquids are prohibited, and the stadium information page names cans, bottles, water bottles, flasks and cups.

Outside beverages and bottles are not permitted. Exceptions are baby bottles and formula, and small sealed non-alcoholic drinks up to 8 ounces if medically necessary.

Guests may bring in one empty plastic refillable bottle of 32 ounces or less to refill at the fountains. Outside drinks, cans and bottles are otherwise prohibited, though plastic bottles of formula are permitted for babies.

Outside food or drink is on the prohibited items list, and water fountains are on the ground and concourse levels.

Water bottles are allowed if they fit in the 12 x 12 x 6 inch clear bag and meet the container rules. Non-transparent hard plastic or metal bottles, cans, cups, glass, thermoses and tumblers are not allowed, empty or full.

Sealed plastic water bottles of 20 ounces or less, and empty water bottles or tumblers, may be carried in. Glass bottles, cans and thermos bottles are banned.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles of 1 liter or less and empty non-metal, non-glass bottles are allowed. Glass containers and metal cans are not.

Food or beverages and containers, including cans, bottles and kegs, are on the prohibited list.

Each ticket allows one sealed, non-flavored water in a plastic bottle of up to 1 liter. All other drinks are prohibited, and so are glass, metal and aluminum containers, tumblers, thermoses and flasks.

Bottles or cans and outside beverages are prohibited. Baby formula is permitted.

Guests may bring an empty plastic reusable water bottle of up to 32 ounces, and every bottle is inspected and must be empty. Aluminum, metal and glass bottles, flasks and thermoses are not allowed, and families with small children can bring baby bottles with milk.

Soft drinks and water are welcome in clear plastic bottles with the safety seal unbroken. Opened plastic bottles, glass, cans, and insulated foam or metal cups such as Yeti cups are not.

Guests may bring one empty refillable water bottle. Outside beverages are not permitted.

One factory-sealed plastic water bottle per person is allowed. Guests may also bring empty reusable plastic or Nalgene bottles, but must pour out any contents at the gate. Metal bottles, cans and glass are not allowed.

No food and drinks are allowed inside the building, including the roof. Cafe seating is for paying cafe customers.

Bottles, glass vessels and cans may not be brought in, and guests are asked to finish food and drink before entering.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles of water of 20 ounces or less are allowed. Glass bottles, cans and thermoses are prohibited.

One sealed water bottle per person is allowed. Guests can also bring their own refillable bottle as long as it is empty on arrival.

Beverages, beverage containers, bottles and cans of any kind are not permitted.

One sealed or empty plastic water bottle of 20 ounces or less is allowed per person. Metal water bottles are not.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited, with an exception for one unopened bottle of water per person on days when the temperature is above 85 degrees.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic drinks of one liter or less are allowed, and reusable bottles such as Nalgene are allowed if empty. Glass and aluminum cans are not. Water stations are inside.

No outside food or beverages are allowed in, including water bottles or containers, filled or empty. Exceptions may be made for medical reasons or baby food.

Outside beverages are not permitted inside the stadium.

Cans, bottles and thermoses are prohibited, but fans may bring an empty clear plastic bottle. Water fountains are available inside.

Empty or factory-sealed plastic water bottles and thermoses are allowed, along with unopened soft-sided juice boxes and baby bottles.

Bottles with screw-on lids are permitted through screening.

Fans may bring an empty clear water bottle of up to 64 ounces and fill it at the stations inside. Cans and glass bottles are not permitted.

Bottles, cans, glass and hard containers are prohibited, and so is food or drink, with medical and infant exceptions.

Outside beverages are not permitted through security. Fans are encouraged to bring an empty refillable water bottle of a quart or less, with any contents emptied before screening, and use the refill stations.

Fans may bring unopened bottles of water of 20 ounces or less. For a hot game in 2026 the per-person limit was dropped. Bottle filling stations and fountains are inside.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed bottle of water up to one gallon. Aluminum bottles and refillable plastic water bottles are also permitted, and camelbacks are not. Free refill stations are in both plazas.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited, and so are coolers and containers.

One unopened bottle of water of 20 ounces or less, not frozen, may be brought in for outdoor athletic events. Cans, glass and other containers are prohibited.

Each guest may bring one factory-sealed bottle of water, or an empty bottle, up to 1 liter. Free refill stations are inside.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottles, cans and outside food and beverages are on the prohibited list. Water fountains are open for guests.

Each person can bring one sealed, unopened plastic bottle of water or a sports drink of 1 liter or smaller, and it cannot be frozen. Soft-sided single juice or milk containers and liquids required for ADA reasons may also be allowed. Other drinks are not.

Each person may bring up to two unopened bottles of water of 20 ounces or less, and empty drink containers that can be filled at the fountains.

Outside food and drink are generally not allowed, and the arena allows them when required for medical purposes. Drinking fountains are on all levels.

Outside food or drink is on the prohibited items list. Water fountains and bottle filling stations are inside.

Bottles, cans and thermos-type containers are prohibited, and so are outside food and beverages, with individual exceptions for medical purposes.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Unopened and empty water bottles are permitted.

Factory-sealed water bottles or empty, refillable bottles are allowed, limit one, under one gallon.

Unopened and empty water bottles are permitted. No other outside drinks are.

Beverages and containers are on the prohibited list, and the fan policies page bans outside food or beverages anywhere in the Kohl Center, including suites.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Outside cups and containers may not be brought in, with the exception of one clear, unopened plastic water bottle. That includes cups bought at previous games.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles of water of 17 ounces or less are allowed, limit two per person. Other bottles, cans and glass are prohibited.

Food and beverages are prohibited, and the pages name no exception for water bottles. Drinking fountains are in the Atrium, and cups of tap water are available at two bars.

Water bottles are prohibited, with the exception of clear and empty bottles.

Water is an exception to the outside beverage rule. Glass containers are not allowed except for baby food containers.

Bottles, cans, coolers and liquid containers are on the prohibited list, and so are food and beverage of any kind.

The bag policy page allows factory-sealed plastic water bottles and reusable transparent bottles, both under 24 ounces, with no alcohol. The A-Z guide mentions only sealed plastic water bottles.

An empty, clear plastic water bottle, such as an Aquafina bottle, is permitted. Beverages and liquids, alcohol included, are not.

A single clear, factory-sealed plastic bottle of water of 20 ounces or less is allowed, and so is a single crushable empty plastic water bottle of 20 ounces or less. Bottles, glass, aluminum and metal containers are not.

Fans may bring an empty clear plastic water bottle under 17 ounces. No outside food or beverages are permitted.

Glass or plastic bottles, cans, containers, food and beverages of any kind are on the list of items not permitted. Water fountains are on the concourses.

Fans may bring one clear, soft-sided, factory-sealed bottle of unflavored water of 20 ounces or less. Soft drinks, sports and energy drinks and flavored water are prohibited, and an opened bottle is not permitted. Glass, metal and aluminum containers, thermoses and tumblers are banned.

Guests may bring in an empty plastic water bottle and fill it at the water stations. Liquor containers, bottles, cans and liquid containers are prohibited.

Factory-sealed clear plastic water bottles without added flavor or vitamins are allowed. Empty soft-sided personal plastic sports bottles are allowed too. Glass, aluminum and metal bottles and cans are not.

Drinks, cups and coolers are on the prohibited items list. The one sealed 20 ounce water bottle exception is for outdoor athletic events only.

Outside food and beverage are not permitted. Water fountains are located around the arena. If a medical condition requires you to bring something in, contact Guest Relations.

Non-alcoholic drinks are allowed for your own use if they are not in glass and do not need heating, reheating, processing, refrigeration or temperature control. The page sets no bottle size limit.

Cans, bottles, coolers and other food or beverage containers and their contents are prohibited.

Fans may bring one clear, empty water bottle, up to one liter, to fill at the fountains. Glass containers and backpack-style hydration systems are not allowed.

Food and beverages from outside are prohibited. The pages do not name water bottles separately.

Each fan can bring one factory-sealed, non-frozen 500 mL (16.9 oz) bottle of water. Soda, flavored water, sports drinks, bottles, cans, cups and thermoses are not permitted. Parents can bring bottles of formula or milk in a clear bag.

One empty or factory-sealed water bottle is allowed per customer, and some shows have exceptions. Bottles of other kinds, glass and cans are not.

Empty reusable bottles up to 20 oz are allowed. So are factory-sealed plastic bottles or cans of water or soft drinks up to 20 oz. Glass bottles and thermoses are not.

All bottles are prohibited, including glass, plastic and aluminum water bottles. Water fountains, bottle filling stations and free cups of water are inside.

Outside beverages are not allowed, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

No outside beverages are allowed, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

All outside food and beverages are prohibited, with exceptions for medical and children's needs. Reusable water bottles are not permitted on the floor.

Bottles or cans of any kind, shape or size are prohibited, whether empty or full, and so is all outside beverage.

One sealed bottle of water per patron is allowed. No other outside food or beverage is permitted.

For Suns and Mercury home games each guest may bring one sealed plastic water bottle. Other bottles, cans and coolers are not permitted, and sealed water may be restricted at some events. Baby bottles and formula are allowed.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Beverages, plastic and glass bottles, cans, containers and flasks are prohibited.

Only sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks up to 500 ml are permitted. Unsealed soft plastic bottles and bottles over 500 ml, hip flasks, metal bottles, thermos flasks and hard-cased refillable bottles are not. Soft collapsible reusable bottles up to 500 ml are allowed if empty.

Bottled water is on the allowed list.

Visitors may bring a bottle of water into the museum.

Water is permitted throughout the building, and spilled liquids should be reported right away.

Bottled water is on the list of items permitted in the museum.

One clear, factory-sealed or empty plastic water bottle of up to 1 liter per person is allowed. Metal and glass containers are not, and frozen bottles are not allowed except ones holding infant or human milk.

Food and beverages are on the prohibited items list.

Glass bottles and cans are prohibited. The page does not say whether a plastic water bottle may be brought in.

Water bottles that are sealed and unfrozen, or empty and refillable up to 32 ounces, are allowed. Other bottles and cans are not.

One factory-sealed water bottle is permitted. Cans and bottles are otherwise prohibited.

Fans may bring two unopened water bottles. Other food and beverages are prohibited.

Only clear, soft-sided empty water bottles are allowed. Hard-sided and non-transparent bottles, metal and hard plastic included, are not.

Containers, including all bottles, jugs, thermoses and cans, and beverages of any kind are prohibited.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Outside food and beverages are prohibited, and so are cups and popcorn buckets.

Coolers, outside food and beverage, cans, flasks and bottles are on the prohibited items list.

Water bottles that are clear, plastic and empty are permitted. Food and beverages, cans and heavy plastic or glass bottles are prohibited.

Empty, clear plastic water bottles less than 17 ounces are permitted.

Clear plastic bottles of water of 500 ml or less, with the top removed, are allowed. Water over 500 ml, dark bottles or dark liquid, solid containers, flasks, drinks cartons and glass bottles are not.

No food or beverage may be brought into the Observatory.

Sealed plastic bottles and soft-sided juice containers are allowed, and so are empty plastic bottles, refillable ones included. Glass and aluminum, hydroflasks and aluminum water bottles included, are not.

Outside beverages other than factory-sealed water of 32 ounces or one liter or less are prohibited. Empty reusable bottles are allowed, and glass is not.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed bottle of water up to one gallon. Aluminum and refillable plastic bottles are permitted, and Camelbacks are not.

Outside food and beverage are prohibited, and hard-sided containers such as insulated cups and mugs are too.

Beverage containers such as bottles, cans and cups are prohibited, except unopened bottled water.

One clear, plastic, factory-sealed water bottle per person is allowed. Sparkling water, and metal or glass water bottles, are not.

One factory-sealed plastic bottle of still, clear, unflavored water of one liter or less is allowed, and so is a 1 liter reusable bottle with no glass, empty on entry. Soft-sided single juice or milk containers are also allowed.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottled water in a single clear factory-sealed plastic container of 20 ounces or less is allowed, and so is a single empty plastic water bottle. Glass, aluminum and metal bottles are not.

Water bottles, cans, glass bottles and similar containers are on the prohibited items list.

Bottled water is allowed if the bottle is clear, plastic, sealed, disposable and no more than 24 ounces. Sports drinks, carbonated drinks, cans, glass bottles and thermoses are not allowed.

No bottles, cans or coolers are permitted, and no food or beverages of any kind may be brought in. Guests with health conditions can contact customer service in advance.

No food or beverages may be brought in apart from exceptional circumstances the stadium permits. Bottles, glasses and cans are prohibited.

Fans may bring in a single factory-sealed bottle of water of 20 ounces or less, or a small single-serving juice box. Cans, glass, insulated drink containers, cups, squeeze bottles and thermos bottles are not permitted, and outside drinks cannot go into premium spaces.

Sealed or empty water bottles are permitted for matches, and outside cans and bottles are not. For concerts, refillable metal water bottles are also not allowed.

Cans, bottles, glass and other beverage containers are on the prohibited items list.

Outside food and beverage of any kind is prohibited, with accommodations for medical conditions and special needs. Reusable drink vessels larger than 30 ounces and water bladders are also prohibited. The guide does not say whether an empty reusable bottle may be brought in.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed or empty plastic bottle of no more than 1 liter. Glass, metal and aluminum containers, tumblers, thermoses and flasks are not allowed.

Cans, bottles, glass and food or drinks are on the prohibited list.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Empty reusable water bottles of 32 ounces or less are permitted, and so are non-alcoholic drinks in factory-sealed plastic containers of 32 ounces or less unless the show prohibits them. Glass bottles and aluminum cans are prohibited.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottles, cans and coolers are prohibited, and so are reusable food or drink containers and souvenir cups. Outside food and beverages have exceptions for medical reasons, baby food and reasonable children's snacks such as juice boxes.

Empty plastic water bottles are welcome at Canucks and Warriors games. Glass or steel bottles and all types of cans are not permitted, and the policy for concerts and other events is subject to change.

Plastic bottles or cans of 600 ml or less holding non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. Tops are removed at entry. Larger plastic bottles, glass, metal and stainless steel bottles are not.

Outside food, beverage and alcohol are prohibited, and so are hard-sided reusable bottles. Fans with allergies, medical or dietary needs can ask for prior approval.

Beverage containers larger than 32 ounces or 1 liter are prohibited. Factory-sealed plastic bottles and empty reusable bottles are allowed, limit two per person. Cans, glass bottles and alcohol are prohibited.

For outdoor athletic events only, one sealed disposable water bottle of 20 ounces or less is permitted. Cans, glass bottles, drinks and cups are prohibited.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed water bottle, and refillable aluminum or plastic bottles up to 40 ounces if empty. Camelbacks, frozen bottles and flavored water are not permitted.

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

All fans may bring one unopened bottle of water of 20 ounces or less. Thermos bottles, other bottles and cans are prohibited.

One sealed bottle of water is permitted at Sharks, family and other sporting events, and empty reusable bottles are permitted at all events. For concerts and other events outside food and beverage, bottled water included, are not permitted.

Guests may bring in bottles that are clear, plastic and empty, and refill stations are on the concourse. Cans, cups and thermoses are not allowed.

Bottles and cans are on the prohibited list, and outside food or beverage is not permitted into the building. Fans with allergies or medical conditions can call Fan Services about exceptions.

Bottles or cans and outside food and beverage are not permitted at any time. Fans with food allergies or medical conditions may be permitted to bring their own, by contacting customer service.

Containers, including glass bottles, cups, cans and flasks, and outside food and beverages are prohibited. Water stations and bottle fillers are inside.

During National Weather Service heat advisories on match days, empty plastic water bottles under 20 ounces are permitted through security. Otherwise the guide lists water bottles and souvenir cups as not permitted.

Bottled water and refillable water bottles are the exception to the outside beverage rule. Glass containers are not allowed except for baby food or medicine.

Guests may bring a bottle of water or a refillable water bottle.

Water bottles may be taken into the park. Flavored drinks may not.

One factory-sealed plastic or empty metal water bottle per fan is allowed. Glass bottles, cans and other beverage containers are not. Exceptions are made for medical needs.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottles and cans are prohibited, along with outside food and beverages.

An empty refillable plastic water bottle with no glass is allowed. So is a sealed bottle of water, not frozen, up to 1 gallon. Other beverages are not.

Beverages may not be brought into the park, and the allergy exception adds that no outside beverages are permitted. The pages do not describe an exception for empty bottles.

No outside beverages may be brought in, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

No outside beverages are allowed, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

No outside beverages are allowed, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

Beverages may not be brought into the park, and the allergy exception adds that no outside beverages are permitted. The pages do not describe an exception for empty bottles.

No outside beverages are permitted, and glass bottles are on the prohibited items list.

No outside beverages are allowed, and the FAQ names no exception for water.

Bottles, cans, glass and containers are prohibited, and outside food and beverages of any kind may not be brought in.

One factory-sealed water bottle of 20 oz or less per person is allowed. So are clear, non-metal or soft-sided empty reusable bottles of 20 oz or less. Hard-sided, collapsible, glass and metal bottles are not.

Cans, bottles and other beverage containers are on the prohibited list. The pages do not describe an exception for empty or sealed bottles.

Plastic and metal water containers are allowed and glass containers are prohibited. Bottle filling stations are available at the top.

One factory-sealed 20-ounce bottle of water per person is allowed. Open bottled water, cups, bottles, cans, flasks and thermoses are not.

Outside beverages, bottles, cans and glass containers are prohibited. Reasonable exceptions may apply for medical, dietary, disability or infant-care needs, including formula.

The prohibited list bans food or beverages and flasks, and does not mention water bottles by name.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Bottles, cans, thermoses and any other container are prohibited, along with beverages from outside the stadium.

Reusable water bottles and outside beverages are prohibited.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed, non-frozen 500 mL (16.9 oz) bottle of plain water. Sports drinks, flavored water, glass bottles, cans, souvenir cups and thermoses are not allowed.

In the pedestal, water is allowed only in a clear plastic bottle, and metal and glass bottles are prohibited. Crown ticket holders may carry water only in a clear plastic container.

Beverage containers of any kind, and bottles, cans and coolers of any kind, are prohibited.

Outside drinks are banned except unopened soft-sided containers such as bottled water, small milk cartons and juice boxes, and baby formula and bottles. Empty reusable bottles are allowed. Sealed water must have nothing added, so sports drinks and flavored waters are out.

Cans, and metal, glass or plastic containers, bottles and flasks, empty or sealed, are prohibited. Baby bottles and formula are permitted.

Bottles, cans and outside beverages are not allowed.

Sealed clear plastic water bottles up to 32 ounces, one empty reusable plastic bottle of 32 ounces or smaller, baby bottles, medical beverages and unopened soft-sided juice containers are permitted. Soda, coffee and other drinks are not, and neither are metal containers and thermoses.

A factory-sealed, unfrozen water bottle up to one gallon per person, or up to two gallons in high heat, is allowed. So is an empty reusable bottle, except at certain shows. Metal hydroflasks are not allowed.

Reusable plastic drinkware with a lid is permitted. Glass or metal beverage containers are prohibited, and so are outside food and beverage.

Sealed bottled water of 32 ounces is allowed. Flavored water and performance beverages such as Gatorade and Powerade are not.

Empty plastic water bottles up to 32 oz are allowed at Bruins and Celtics games, and not at concerts or other events unless the arena says so. Glass and metal bottles are not allowed.

Factory-sealed, unfrozen water up to one gallon per person, or an empty reusable bottle to fill inside, is allowed. In high heat, up to two gallons are permitted. Hydration packs must be empty.

An empty crushable bottle is fine, and the lid may be taken off you at security. Glass and hard bottles are banned. You can fill a bottle for free at any bar or at the water refill stations.

Water bottles and mugs, glass bottles, aluminum cans and thermos containers are not permitted.

One empty beverage container and one factory-sealed water bottle of 32 ounces or smaller are allowed. Free filling stations are located around the stadium.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and glass bottles are listed among the prohibited items.

Bottles of any kind and liquids of any kind, water included, are prohibited. The page says the stadium has multiple water fountains.

Drinks and glass, plastic and metal containers are on the prohibited list. Water fountains are on all concourse levels.

Glass or plastic liquid containers of any kind are on the prohibited items list.

Each ticketed guest may bring one sealed water bottle up to 20 ounces. At all-pour events it must be opened and poured into a cup inside the gates.

Each ticketed fan may bring one sealed bottle of water of 20 ounces or less, or one empty plastic bottle or cup. Metal, stainless steel, ceramic and glass bottles are not allowed, and an empty plastic refillable bottle is for the hydration stations.

Guests may bring empty, reusable, non-glass water bottles up to 24 ounces. Glass bottles are prohibited, and so are other hard-sided containers, metal bottles included.

Cans, bottles, boxed liquids, and metal, glass or insulated containers are prohibited. The arena offers touchless water fountains and refill stations.

Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and bottles or cans are on the prohibited list. The page does not describe an exception for empty bottles.

Bottled water is permitted, up to a maximum of 2 liters per guest. Glass is prohibited.

Guests may bring bottled water up to a maximum of 2 liters. Glass containers and open containers are prohibited.

For Vikings games, one factory-sealed 32 ounce plastic bottle of water per person, or one empty 32 ounce reusable bottle with no metal or glass, is allowed. Glass, cans, thermoses and metal bottles are not.

Guests may bring one factory-sealed bottle of water or one empty water bottle per person and refill it during the day.

Outside beverages and containers are prohibited, with the exception of one sealed water bottle or empty drink container that does not exceed 20 ounces.

Clear plastic bottles of water of 500 ml or less are allowed. Dark plastic bottles, dark liquid, water over 500 ml, glass bottles and drink glasses are not.

Cups, bottles, thermoses and drink containers are prohibited.

Food and drink are not allowed, except sealed food, water and baby formula in clear plastic containers. Glass and ceramics are not allowed.

One clear, soft, crushable plastic bottle of 500 ml or less, without its top, is allowed. You can fill it at the free refill stations inside. Hard plastic, metal and glass bottles are not.

Fans may bring an empty clear plastic bottle, and water fountains are inside. Cans, bottles and thermoses are prohibited.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Patrons may bring water into the covered seating area. Other drinks may be brought in there only in official Wolf Trap Pavilion cups with the lid in place.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Factory-sealed plastic bottles can be brought in, and plastic bottles are permitted if empty. Glass bottles, cans, thermoses and metal containers are not allowed.

The pages do not mention water bottles.

Only an empty soft-sided water bottle or up to one gallon of water in a factory-sealed bottle is permitted. No metal or glass bottles are, and hydration packs are not.

Outside beverages, water included, are not permitted. Plastic refillable water bottles are allowed if they are empty, and filling stations are at Sections 105 and 110. Cans and metal beverage containers are not allowed.

Empty, reusable, non-glass bottles up to 24 oz are allowed. So are clear, factory-sealed plastic water bottles up to 1 liter. Glass bottles and cans are not.