Paul Mccartney Coors Field Bag Policy

So, you’re heading to see the legendary Sir Paul McCartney at Coors Field. Amazing! You’ve got your tickets, your voice is warmed up for “Hey Jude,” and you’ve likely got a bag. But hold on—before you channel your inner 1960s rock star with a giant tote bag, let’s talk about the Coors Field bag policy. Because nothing kills the vibe of “Let It Be” quite like being turned away at the gate with your favorite purse.

Here’s the simple, non-negotiable truth: clear bags only. Seriously. Think of it as a see-through fashion statement. You can bring a clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag—no bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. That’s roughly the size of a fancy hardcover book, or, you know, approximately one very large bag of jalapeño poppers. Small clutch purses (the size of your hand, roughly 4.5” x 6.5”) are okay, even if not clear. But anything bigger? Leave it in the car. Or, better yet, leave it at home and embrace the freedom of pockets. You’ll feel like a minimalist rock star—very chic.

Oh, and a little joke for the road: if you bring a massive duffel bag, security won’t just stop you—they might ask if you’re secretly smuggling Ringo’s drum kit. Spoiler: you are not.

But here’s the uplifting part: once you’re through that gate, bag sorted and hands free, you’ll be standing in a sea of 50,000 people all singing “Hey Jude” together. That bag—the one you planned for, the one you made simple—becomes the smallest part of your night. So pack light, laugh about it, and focus on the magic. As Paul would say: “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.” And the love you take to Coors Field? It better be in a clear bag. Have the best night of your life! 🎸✨