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Oriole Park at Camden Yards Entry Rules and What to Pack
Checked Source: Oriole Park policies and procedures page (mlb.com, opens in a new tab)Verified by BC
Short answer
Oriole Park allows one approved bag per person: a clear bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, a one-gallon freezer bag, a clutch or fanny pack up to 5 by 7 inches, or a medical or diaper bag. Food and one sealed 20 ounce drink go inside it. Lenses over 7 inches are banned, and so is re-entry.
Every rule at Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Bag policy in detail
One approved bag is allowed per person: a clear plastic bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, a one-gallon plastic freezer bag, a fanny pack or clutch purse up to 5 x 7 inches, or a bag for medical equipment or a diaper bag. All bags are searched. A fanny pack or clutch purse up to 5 x 7 inches counts as your one approved bag. The page does not name backpacks. Only the one approved bag is allowed per person, so a backpack would have to be clear and within 12 x 6 x 12 inches.
- One bag per person
- Clear bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a 5 x 7 inch clutch
- Food and one 20 oz drink go in the bag
- No re-entry
Food and drink
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. 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.
Cameras and electronics
Cameras and video equipment are allowed for personal use only. Lenses longer than 7 inches, camera bags, monopods and tripods are not allowed, and filming game footage is prohibited by MLB. Cameras with a lens longer than 7 inches may not be brought in, except by credentialed media. Monopods, tripods and other camera stands are prohibited. The page says drone operators who break the FAA flight restrictions face action, and drones are covered by the weapons and hazardous items rule. It points to the FAA's temporary flight restriction for games. Laptops and tablets are permitted but must be carried in hand or in an approved clear bag. Laptop bags are not permitted. Laptops and tablets are permitted but must be carried in hand or in an approved clear bag. The page does not mention power banks.
Strollers and family items
Strollers are permitted inside Oriole Park. The page sets no size or storage rule. Bags for medical equipment or devices and diaper bags are allowed. They must go through a designated search lane.
Umbrellas, blankets and comfort items
Umbrellas are allowed as long as they do not interfere with other fans' view and enjoyment of the game. The pages do not mention blankets and seat cushions.
Signs, flags and fan items
Banners and signs are welcome. They may be displayed only between innings and before or after the game, cannot be paraded around, and cannot use wood, metal or other inflexible materials. Teams' and nations' flags are welcome under the banner rules. Wood, metal and other inflexible materials are strictly prohibited, and flags may only be displayed between innings and before or after the game. The pages do not mention binoculars.
Medical needs and accessibility
Bags for medical equipment or devices, and diaper bags, are allowed. They must go through a designated search lane.
Security screening and arrival
All bags are subject to search. Fans are not allowed to re-enter once they leave the ballpark. Re-entry permission is granted only in an emergency by the Ballpark Operations Management Team, and fans who need it should go to the Guest Services Center behind home plate.
Bag storage and lockers
LockerUP lockers are at the north end of the Warehouse by Gate H near the Main Box Office and outside Gates A and C. Locker rental is 15 dollars and must be paid by credit card.
Orioles games and other events
The food and beverage rule is for Orioles regular season home games. It does not apply to concerts, tours, corporate events and other special events, so check the event page for your date.
Prohibited items
From the official entry page. Staff can also refuse anything they decide could affect safety.
- More than one bag per person
- Bags other than the approved clear, gallon, clutch, medical and diaper bags
- Laptop bags and camera bags
- Cans and glass bottles
- Frozen water bottles and ice packs
- Alcohol
- Camera lenses over 7 inches, tripods and monopods
- Brooms and camera stands
- Air horns, cowbells and other noisemakers
- Signs, banners and flags made of wood, metal or other inflexible material
- Weapons of any kind, toy weapons included
- Drones
Questions about Oriole Park at Camden Yards
One approved bag per person: a clear plastic bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, a one-gallon freezer bag, a fanny pack or clutch up to 5 by 7 inches, or a medical or diaper bag.
Yes, in the single approved bag. Food should look like individual portions, and one factory-sealed plastic non-alcoholic drink up to 20 ounces is allowed.
Yes. LockerUP lockers at the Gate H Warehouse and outside Gates A and C cost 15 dollars, paid by credit card.
No. Fans cannot re-enter once they leave, except with emergency permission from the Ballpark Operations Management Team.
Yes, carried in your hand or in an approved clear bag. Laptop bags are not permitted.
Yes, as long as it does not interfere with other fans' view and enjoyment of the game.
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Sources
- Oriole Park at Camden Yards Policies and Procedures | Baltimore Orioles (opens in a new tab)
mlb.com, read
Checked on October 4, 2026 against the sources above. Venues can change rules without notice, and rules can differ by event. Confirm with the venue for your date. Next review: October 18, 2026.
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