Jason Aldean Suntrust Park Bag Policy
So, you’ve got tickets to see Jason Aldean at SunTrust Park—congrats! You’re probably already planning your outfit, practicing your “Dirt Road Anthem” karaoke in the shower, a...
So, you’ve got tickets to see Jason Aldean at SunTrust Park—congrats! You’re probably already planning your outfit, practicing your “Dirt Road Anthem” karaoke in the shower, and wondering, “What bag can I bring without getting turned away like a forgotten biscuit at a BBQ?” Let’s dive into the bag policy with a side of giggles, shall we?
First, the golden rule: SunTrust Park is a clear bag venue. Think of it as a fashion statement for the security-conscious. Your bag must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC, no larger than 12” x 6” x 12”. That’s roughly the size of a large shoebox—perfect for stashing your phone, some cash, and maybe a backup hair tie for when you’re two-stepping too hard.
No clear bag? No problem—if you go small. A tiny clutch or wristlet, about the size of your hand (4.5” x 6.5”), is allowed. Just don’t try to sneak in a “wristlet” that’s secretly a duffel bag. Security has seen it all. Also, leave the fanny packs at home unless they’re clear—because apparently, 90s nostalgia only goes so far.
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Now, the stuff you can’t bring: no large backpacks, no coolers, no selfie sticks (sorry, your arm looks fine). And yes, that includes “emotional support” tote bags for your cowboy boots. Everything will be inspected, so pack light and smile—it’s the John Deere Green way.
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Pro tip: Arrive early. Nothing kills a pre-concert buzz like being that person frantically shoving loose items into a clear bag while the opening act starts. Trust me, I’ve been that person.
In the end, this policy isn’t a drag—it’s a chance to streamline your game. Keep it simple, stay hydrated, and rock those boots. Because when Jason hits that first note and the crowd roars, you won’t be worrying about your bag. You’ll be living the song. And honestly? That’s the best policy of all.