Vanderbilt Football Game Bag Policy

So, you’re heading to a Vanderbilt football game. You’ve got your gold-and-black gear ready, your voice warmed up for “Anchor Down,” and you’re this close to perfection—until you realize your carry-all doesn’t make the cut. Don’t panic. We’re about to decode the bag policy like we’re deciphering a playbook, but with way fewer huddles and a lot more jokes.

First, the golden rule: size matters. Think of the policy as a very strict, oddly obsessed bouncer. Your bag must be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and cannot exceed 12” x 6” x 12”. That’s basically a large Ziploc bag that dreams of being a purse. Yes, your cute crossbody with the zipper? Leave it at home. It’ll be sobbing in the car while you enjoy nachos.

What about small clutches? Yes, please! A non-clear clutch up to 4.5” x 6.5” is allowed, like a tiny hermit crab of a bag. But don’t push it—security actually measures these things with the enthusiasm of a math teacher. And if you thought diapers count as a clutch? Nope. Bring a clear bag for baby supplies; your tiny human will thank you.

Medical and diaper bags get a pass, but be ready to have them inspected. It’s like TSA, but with more cowbells and less shoe removal. Also, no backpacks, no fanny packs, no tote bags, no cinch sacks. If it could hold a sandwich and a water bottle, it’s probably a no-go. You’ve been warned.

So, here’s the uplifting truth: this policy isn’t a buzzkill—it’s a game-changer. You’ll sail through security, grab your seat faster, and have nothing to weigh you down while you’re screaming for a touchdown. You’re freed from the tyranny of heavy bags. So grab your clear pouch, your loudest voice, and a whole lot of school spirit. Anchor down, bag up, and go Dores! The only thing you’ll carry home is a smile.