Fiserv Forum Disney On Ice Bag Policy

So, you’ve decided to take the family to see Disney On Ice at the Fiserv Forum. Congratulations! You’re about to watch Elsa sing about letting things go while actual humans spin around on frozen water. But first, you have to tackle the bag policy—a beast more terrifying than the abominable snowman.

The Great Purse Purge

Let’s get one thing straight: Fiserv Forum is not a fan of your giant mom-bag. They only allow bags that are smaller than 4” x 6” x 1.5”—that’s roughly the size of a pack of gum or a very flat hamster. Yes, even that cute little crossbody purse you bought for date night? Nope. It’s basically a cruel plot to make you carry everything in your pockets like a raccoon.

If you bring a bigger bag, you’ll be sent to a “bag check” line that moves slower than a sloth in a syrup spill. The fine print says bags must be “clear,” but honestly, they’d probably prefer if you just showed up with your wallet clenched in your teeth. Pro tip: Wear cargo shorts with a dozen zippers. You’ll look ridiculous, but you’ll also look like a champion of logistics.

What You Can Sneak In (Legally)

You can bring an empty reusable water bottle—but only if it’s plastic and under 20 ounces. No glass, no metal, no bottles shaped like Cinderella’s carriage. Also, leave the selfie sticks at home, unless you want security to confiscate them and then give you the same look Ursula gives Ariel when she sings badly. Surprising fact: You can bring a medically necessary bag larger than the limit, but you need a doctor’s note. Yes, a literal note saying, “Yes, this person needs their actual giant purse to live.”

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The No-Go Zone: Weapons and… Balloons?

No weapons, obviously. But did you know you also can’t bring balloons? Yes, a balloon—the thing that made your toddler cry last week—is forbidden. The arena fears a rogue Mickey Mouse balloon will float into the rafters and accidentally take out a lighting rig. Also banned: laser pointers (no turning Anna into a target) and noisemakers (because the kids scream enough on their own).

The Clear Bag Loophole (And Other Lies)

The official rule says you can bring a clear plastic bag no bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. But here’s the joke: you’ll still need to walk through a metal detector that beeps if you think about a keychain. Another surprise: The basket for your wallet? You have to hold it in your hands like a sacred offering. I once saw a dad get turned away for a bag that was 0.5 inches too wide. Security didn’t even flinch. They looked like they’d been trained by Cruella de Vil herself.

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The Cheat Sheet (Because Your Brain Hurts)

Bottom line: Pack like you’re going to a prison visitation, not a princess party. Use a clear fanny pack, shove your phone in your bra (sorry, not sorry), and leave your tote bags at home. Remember: The Fiserv Forum bag police are not messing around. They’ve seen it all—from diaper bags full of contraband candy to purses hiding a single sad granola bar. But hey, once you’re inside, you’ll see Olaf twirl by, and you’ll forget you had to mail your backpack home via carrier pigeon.

Stay strong, bagless warrior. You can do this. And for the love of everything frozen, just put your wallet in your sock.