Southwest University Park Bag Policy

So, you’re heading to Southwest University Park for a ballgame—awesome! But before you sprint out the door in your fanciest jersey, let’s chat about the bag policy. I know, I know, reading bag policies is about as fun as watching grass grow. But trust me, it’s the difference between a smooth entrance and that awkward moment where you’re holding a purse and a hot dog, trying to explain to security why you need that giant tote.

Here’s the scoop: you’re allowed one clear bag—think a gallon-sized Ziploc or a see-through stadium tote. It can’t be bigger than 12” x 6” x 12”. Yes, that’s the size of a small cat, but please don’t bring a cat. Ladies, your clutch purse gets a pass if it’s teeny-tiny (under 4.5” x 6.5”). But that marvelous vintage hobo bag? Leave it in the car. It’ll throw a party without you.

What about snacks? You can bring factory-sealed water (one liter max) and empty reusable bottles—hydration station fans, rejoice! Just no hard coolers or glass. The security team is friendly, but they’re not your mom—they will pat you down if you look shifty. Pro tip: put your phone in your pocket. Belt hooks are your new best friend for holding a light jacket or a tiny souvenir.

The real heart of this policy? It’s about speed. Nobody wants to miss a home run while you’re fumbling with a backpack. The park wants you inside, enjoying a churro and cheering your heart out. So, pack smart, be kind to the gate crew, and keep the spirit light. You’re about to have a fantastic night under the stars, surrounded by fans and fireworks. And remember: if all else fails, just wear cargo shorts and stuff your pockets like a delightful human burrito. You’ve got this.