University Of Delaware Stadium Bag Policy

So, you’re heading to a Blue Hens game at the University of Delaware Stadium. First of all, congratulations—you’re about to witness some serious football magic. But before you sling that trusty, overstuffed tote over your shoulder, let’s talk about the bag policy. Because nothing kills a pre-game buzz faster than being turned away at the gate with your favorite crossbody.

Here’s the deal: the stadium runs a strict clear bag policy. Think of it as the fashion equivalent of “no shoes, no shirt, no service”—except it’s no clear bag, no entry. You’re allowed one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag that doesn’t exceed 12” x 6” x 12”. That’s roughly the size of a small, very transparent tote you’d bring to a beach—if the beach had metal detectors and nacho stands. Diaper bags? Sure, but they need to be clear too. Sorry, friends: no cool patterned totes, no vintage leather satchels. Just crystal-clear honesty.

If you don’t own a clear bag, don’t panic—you can stash your phone, keys, and lip balm in your pockets. Or use a small clutch (max 4.5” x 6.5”), which gets a pass. Pro tip: wear a jacket with deep pockets and pretend you’re a kangaroo. It’s not glamorous, but it works.

Oh, and here’s the kicker: backpacks—even tiny ones—are a hard no. Left them at home or in the car. Same goes for camera bags, binocular cases, and that “but it’s just a fanny pack” defense. Security has heard it all. They’ll point you back to your car with a smile that says, “We told you so.”

So, embrace the transparency. Arrive early, rock your clear bag like a fashion statement, and remember: you’re here for the game, not a handbag runway. The pads are popping, the crowd is roaring, and the only thing you really need in that bag is a winning spirit. Go Hens—and may your pockets be deep and your heart be full.