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Can You Bring a Water Bottle Into MLB Ballparks? Compared

Of the 30 MLB ballparks we have verified for water bottles, 30 allow them with limits. Rules can change by event, so check the event page for your date too. Each venue below shows its own rule, the official page it comes from and the date we read it.

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How the verified MLB ballparks treat water bottles

Allowed with limits: Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium, Rogers Centre, Citi Field, Oracle Park, Busch Stadium, Truist Park, Petco Park, Target Field, Comerica Park, Great American Ball Park and Progressive Field and 16 more.

A verdict here is a summary of the venue's own wording, and the rows below give that wording. Rules can change by event, so a game and a concert at the same venue can differ. See the water bottles guide for how every kind of venue treats them.

What each of the 30 MLB ballparks says

Each row is the venue's own rule, with the official page it came from and the date we read it.

Water bottle

  • American Family FieldConditional

    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.

    American Family Field security page, checked

  • Angel StadiumConditional

    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.

    Angel Stadium security guidelines page, checked

  • Busch StadiumConditional

    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.

    Busch Stadium security and prohibited items page, checked

  • Chase FieldConditional

    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.

    Chase Field clear bag policy page, checked

  • Citi FieldConditional

    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.

    Citi Field security policies page, checked

  • Citizens Bank ParkConditional

    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.

    Citizens Bank Park guest code of conduct page, checked

  • Comerica ParkConditional

    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.

    Comerica Park event policies and procedures page, checked

  • Coors FieldConditional

    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.

    Coors Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Daikin ParkConditional

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

    Daikin Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • Dodger StadiumConditional

    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.

    Dodgers stadium policies and procedures page, checked

  • Fenway ParkConditional

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

    Red Sox Fenway Park security page, checked

  • Globe Life FieldConditional

    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.

    Globe Life Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Great American Ball ParkConditional

    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.

    Great American Ball Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • Kauffman StadiumConditional

    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.

    Kauffman Stadium policies and procedures page, checked

  • loanDepot parkConditional

    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.

    loanDepot park policies and procedures page, checked

  • Nationals ParkConditional

    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.

    Nationals Park bag policy page, checked

  • Oracle ParkConditional

    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.

    Oracle Park permitted items page, checked

  • Oriole Park at Camden YardsConditional

    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.

    Oriole Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • Petco ParkConditional

    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.

    Petco Park entry policies page, checked

  • PNC ParkConditional

    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.

    PNC Park information guide, checked

  • Progressive FieldConditional

    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.

    Progressive Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Rate FieldConditional

    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.

    Rate Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Rogers CentreConditional

    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.

    Blue Jays stadium rules page, checked

  • Sutter Health ParkConditional

    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.

    Sutter Health Park ballpark security page, checked

  • T-Mobile ParkConditional

    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.

    T-Mobile Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • Target FieldConditional

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

    Target Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Tropicana FieldConditional

    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.

    Tropicana Field safety and security regulations page, checked

  • Truist ParkConditional

    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.

    Truist Park security measures page, checked

  • Wrigley FieldConditional

    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.

    Cubs Wrigley Field policies and procedures page, checked

  • Yankee StadiumConditional

    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.

    Yankees official policies page, checked

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Questions about water bottles at MLB ballparks

  1. It depends on the venue. Of the 30 MLB ballparks we have verified, 30 state a rule for water bottles, and the rows above show each one with its source.

  2. None of the 30 MLB ballparks we have verified bans water bottles outright on the pages we read. Several set limits, so read the row for your venue.

  3. Often. The venues we have verified say rules can change by event, so check the event page for your date and the venue page linked above.

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