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Hollywood Forever Concert Bag Policy

So, you’ve scored tickets to see your favorite indie band play at the legendary Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Amazing, right? You’re already planning your outfit—something effortlessly cool, maybe a little floral, definitely photo-ready. But before you start dreaming of picnic blankets under the palm trees, let’s talk about the one thing that can make or break your night: the bag policy. Because, trust me, you do not want to be that person arguing with security while your favorite shopper tote gets sent back to the car.

Here’s the deal: Hollywood Forever is very specific about what you can bring in. Think of it as a stylish, slightly strict aunt who loves you but will confiscate your giant backpack. The official rule? Clear bags only—specifically, a clear, plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag that doesn’t exceed 12" x 6" x 12". You can also use a small clutch, roughly the size of your hand (5" x 8" x 1"), but that’s it. No massive totes, no cute leather satchels, and definitely no those trendy straw beach bags (they’ll just hold crumbs, anyway).

This isn’t just a random buzzkill—it’s for speed and safety. The faster you get through the line, the sooner you can grab a beer and find a spot near those epic mausoleums. Pro tip: leave the kitchen sink at home (and the DSLR camera, unless it’s a point-and-shoot). Just bring your ID, your phone, and maybe a small blanket that fits in a clear tote. Oh, and throw in a little sunscreen—the sun at dusk is sneaky, and you want to look radiant, not lobster-red.

The best part? Once you’re inside, you’ll forget all about bag anxiety. You’ll be dancing under the stars, surrounded by history and good vibes, your tiny clear bag bouncing against your hip like a little glass trophy. So embrace the transparency—it’s actually freeing. You’ll have less to lug, more to experience, and when the encore hits, you’ll be grinning from ear to ear. Because isn’t that what a great night out is all about? Less baggage, more magic. Go enjoy the show—you’ve got this!