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Bag Limits and Entry Rules for Venues in Washington State

We cover 6 venues in Washington State, and all of them have verified pages: 3 stadiums, 1 arena, 1 attraction and 1 amphitheater. Their bag rules differ, so the table below puts each rule next to its official source and the date we checked it. Check each venue before you pack.

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Venues covered
6
Verified so far
6
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026

Bag, bottle and food rules in Washington State

These rows come from each Washington State venue's own policy page.

Bag policy

  • Climate Pledge ArenaConditional

    Guests may bring one bag, clear or not, no larger than 14 x 14 x 6 inches with two pockets at most, or one small clutch, purse or wallet up to 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches. Every bag larger than a clutch, medical, diaper and clear bags included, goes through x-ray at designated bag lines.

    Climate Pledge Arena arena guide, checked

  • Husky StadiumConditional

    Each person may bring one clear bag, either clear plastic, vinyl or PVC up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon resealable bag, and one small clutch up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches. Every member of a party may carry a permissible bag.

    Washington clear bag policy page, checked

  • Lumen FieldConditional

    Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, and so is a one-gallon freezer bag. A small clutch up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches can be carried with a clear bag. Oversized bags are denied entry.

    Lumen Field clear bag policy page, checked

  • Space NeedleConditional

    Small backpacks and purses that could fit under an airline seat are permitted inside. Medium bags and large backpacks, carry-on size, fit in the free lockers. Larger bags are not allowed and do not fit the lockers. All bags are subject to search.

    Space Needle bag policy page, checked

  • T-Mobile ParkConditional

    Clear bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches and one-gallon clear zip-top bags are permitted, and security must see the contents. Small clutches and fanny packs up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches are permitted. The guide's storage entry says bags over 16 x 16 x 8 inches are barred, so use the stricter rule.

    T-Mobile Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • The Gorge AmphitheatreConditional

    Only small clutches, wristlets or fanny packs up to 6 x 9 inches, or clear plastic bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, are allowed inside. All bags are searched, and the venue can refuse entry.

    The Gorge frequently asked questions page, checked

Water bottle

  • Climate Pledge ArenaConditional

    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.

    Climate Pledge Arena arena guide, checked

  • Husky StadiumAllowed

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

    Washington clear bag policy page, checked

  • Lumen FieldConditional

    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.

    Lumen Field outside food and beverage page, checked

  • Space NeedleAllowed

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

    Space Needle FAQ 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

  • The Gorge AmphitheatreAllowed

    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.

    The Gorge frequently asked questions page, checked

Outside food

  • Climate Pledge ArenaNot allowed

    Outside alcohol, food and beverage are on the prohibited items list.

    Climate Pledge Arena arena guide, checked

  • Husky StadiumConditional

    Single servings of food are on the list of allowed items. Medically necessary liquids or food are also allowed.

    Washington clear bag policy page, checked

  • Lumen FieldConditional

    Single-serving food is allowed in a clear bag, and a pizza is allowed in a pizza box. Outside food and drinks cannot go into suites.

    Lumen Field outside food and beverage page, checked

  • Space NeedleNot stated

    The pages do not mention outside food.

    Space Needle bag policy page, checked

  • T-Mobile ParkConditional

    Outside food is permitted in single-serving sizes.

    T-Mobile Park policies and procedures page, checked

  • The Gorge AmphitheatreConditional

    Food is allowed only in a clear one-gallon Ziploc bag, limit one gallon bag of food per person.

    The Gorge frequently asked questions page, checked

Every venue we cover in Washington State

6 venues in Washington State are on our list. A verified page shows its bag rule here, and the others say they are still being checked.

How bag limits compare in Washington State

Among the 6 verified venues, the bag rules we read were: Lumen Field (clear 12 x 6 x 12 in, or 1-gallon bag), T-Mobile Park (clear 12 x 6 x 12 in, plus 4.5 x 6.5 in clutch), Climate Pledge Arena (one bag up to 14 x 14 x 6 in, or 4 x 6 x 1.5 clutch), Husky Stadium (one clear bag plus a small clutch), Space Needle (small bags inside, larger ones in lockers) and The Gorge Amphitheatre (clear 12 x 6 x 12 in, or small bag up to 6 x 9 in).

Questions about Washington State venues

  1. Not by default. The bag rules we have verified in Washington State differ, so read the table above. A small clear bag is the easier choice if you visit more than one venue, but read each page.

  2. No. We add venues in waves, starting with the places people search for most. A venue we have not read yet says so, and we show no rule for it.

  3. Often they do. A game, a concert and a festival at the same venue can have different limits, so each venue page says which events its source covers.

Sources for this page

Every verified rule comes from one of these official pages. They open in a new tab.

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