Gies Memorial Stadium Entry Rules: Bags, Water and Food

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. 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.

Personal snapshot pocket cameras are allowed and cameras should have lenses no longer than 4 inches. Cameras with a stand or tripod and video cameras are not permitted. Cameras with lenses no longer than 4 inches are permitted. Cameras with a stand or tripod, and monopods and tripods, are prohibited. Laptops are on the prohibited items list. The pages do not mention drones, tablets and power banks.

Strollers are on the prohibited items list. Diaper bags with a child, medical bags and media equipment are checked at the permitted bag check entrances. Some entrances allow no bags.

Umbrellas are on the prohibited items list. Blankets and jackets are on the permitted items list. Seat cushions not more than 16 inches wide are permitted. Personal seat backs and cushions should be no larger than 9 x 16 inches.

Banners and signs are not permitted in the stadium, and paint and spray paint are not allowed. Banners, flags and signs are on the prohibited items list. Binoculars without a case are permitted, and binocular cases count as bags over the size limit.

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

Patrons with approved clear bags are sent to dedicated bag-check lines at each entrance, and may be asked to take items out. Some entrances allow no bags.

The page lists items left at entrances but describes no bag storage.

The page is the football gameday guide. Patrons are not permitted to re-enter once a ticket has been scanned, so check the event page for other dates.