Nfl Experience Houston 2017 Bag Policy
So, you’re heading to the NFL Experience Houston 2017—the Super Bowl’s coolest playground, where you can catch passes from legends, ride a zipline, and pretend you’re a pro fo...
So, you’re heading to the NFL Experience Houston 2017—the Super Bowl’s coolest playground, where you can catch passes from legends, ride a zipline, and pretend you’re a pro for a day. But before you stuff your tote bag with snacks, a charger, and that lucky jersey, let’s talk about the actual game plan: the bag policy. Yes, it’s a thing. And no, it’s not as scary as a goal-line stand.
Here’s the lowdown: clear is queen. You can bring a clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. Think of it as a see-through fanny pack’s glamorous cousin. A small clutch (roughly the size of your hand, up to 4.5” x 6.5”) is also allowed, even if it’s not clear. But leave your giant purse, backpack, or diaper bag at the hotel—seriously, they’ll treat it like a wildcat formation and send you back to the sideline.
Why the fuss? Security wants you to breeze through, not fumble around like a quarterback under pressure. They’re checking for banned items (no weapons, no crazy selfie sticks), but mostly they just want to see inside your stuff faster than a highlight reel play. Pro tip: pack light. Bring only your phone, ID, and maybe a lippy for post-game selfies. You don’t need that emergency jar of pickles—I promise.
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If you forget? No worries. The venue sells clear bags on-site, but they’re pricier than a stadium hot dog. Better to grab one at a drugstore for a few bucks. Or, you know, embrace the chaos and use a ziplock bag like a true survivor. Fashion forward, baby.
So stash your big bag, slip on your comfiest sneakers, and march in with your crystal-clear essentials. The NFL Experience is all about fun, fumbles, and fantastic memories. And when you’re laughing, high-fiving a mascot, and holding that souvenir football, you’ll realize: the best thing you brought isn’t a bag at all—it’s your smile. Go, team!