Allianz Stadium Twickenham Entry Rules: Bags, Water and Food

Fans are asked to avoid bringing bags. A bag that is needed should be no greater than A4, and a bigger one may mean being denied entry without refund. Items over A4 go to the bag drop at Webb Ellis House, which has a charge. Any bag, including a backpack, should be no greater than A4 in size. Bigger bags can be left at the bag drop. The pages do not mention purses.

• Bag: A4 or smaller, bag drop for a fee
• Backpack: A4 or smaller

The pages do not mention water bottles, outside food and coolers.

Mobile phones, tablets and cameras, including SLRs, are allowed for personal and private use only. Professional recording equipment is prohibited. Mobile phones, tablets and cameras are allowed within the ground if used for personal and private use only. The FAQ does not mention drones. It says its list of prohibited items is not exhaustive and points to the RFU Ground Rules. The pages do not mention camera lenses, tripods, laptops and power banks.

Pushchairs and buggies are not permitted through the turnstiles. Babes in arms need to be in a front carrier, and prams and carry seats are not permitted. The pages do not mention a medical bag process.

The pages do not mention umbrellas, blankets and seat cushions.

Large flagpoles of 1.5 metres or longer are not permitted through the turnstiles. The pages do not mention signs and binoculars.

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

The FAQ lists the items not allowed through the turnstiles and says the list is not exhaustive. The RFU Ground Rules have more detail.

A bag drop at Webb Ellis House takes items over A4 for a charge.

The FAQ is the stadium FAQ, and ground rules can differ by event, so check the event page for your date. Junior tickets are available for most matches, but not for some major internationals.