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The Weeknd Concert Bag Policy

So, you’re going to see The Weeknd. Amazing. You’ve got your outfit planned—probably all red and moody, like a stylish vampire.

But wait. What about your bag? That’s where the real drama begins.

The bag policy isn’t just a rule. It’s a vibe. A weird, hilarious, logistical puzzle that can make or break your night.

The Clear Bag: Your New Best Friend

First, the golden rule: your bag must be clear. Like a jellyfish. Like your soul after listening to "Blinding Lights" on repeat.

Why? Security wants to see everything inside. They don’t want any secret snacks or rogue glow sticks.

The approved size is tiny. We’re talking 12” x 6” x 12” maximum. That’s roughly the size of a small loaf of bread.

So no, you can’t bring your entire makeup collection. Your dreams of a dramatic eye touch-up during "Save Your Tears" are crushed.

Fun Fact: The "Fanny Pack" Loophole

Here’s where it gets quirky. You can bring a small clutch—but only if it’s no bigger than 4.5” x 6.5”. That’s smaller than your phone.

Or, you can wear a clear fanny pack. Yes, you read that right. The 1990s dad-accessory is suddenly your concert essential.

Imagine walking through security looking like a cool, metallic superhero. Or a very chic airport employee. Either way, you’ll be free.

What You Absolutely Cannot Bring

Let’s talk about the funny stuff. The list of banned items is wild.

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No selfie sticks. Why? Because they ruin the view for everyone. And they make you look like a robot trying to film your own death.

No professional cameras. The Weeknd wants you to experience the show, not document it like a nature documentary.

No laser pointers. That’s just common sense. Don’t be the person who accidentally makes Abel look like a cat toy.

And here’s the kicker: no outside food or drink. That includes your emergency granola bar. Security will confiscate it like it’s contraband.

The "What About My Meds?" Question

Relax. You can bring necessary medical items. Just keep them in a clear bag, too.

But don’t get cute. If you try to smuggle in a bag of chips inside your pill bottle, security will judge you.

They’ve seen it all. You are not the first person to think, “I’ll hide my candy in my glasses case.”

Why This Matters (And Why It’s Fun)

Look, the bag policy isn’t just about rules. It’s a game. You are playing a high-stakes round of “Will My Bag Fit?”

It forces you to think: What do I really need? Your phone? Yes. Your ticket? Yes. That giant stuffed unicorn? Absolutely not.

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Also, there’s something liberating about having nothing. You feel light. Aerodynamic. Ready to dance like no one’s watching—because they aren’t, they’re watching for your bag.

The "Pocket Strategy"

Here’s a pro tip: maximize your pockets. Wear a jacket with deep, zippered pockets. Cargo pants are suddenly cool again.

You can stuff a credit card, ID, and a lip balm into your jeans. That’s it. That’s your entire survival kit.

If you bring a purse, you’re basically inviting security to do a deep-dive into your personal life. They will find your weird receipts.

The Quirkiest Rule: No Bags Over 14 Inches

This one is hilarious. The limit is 14 inches. That’s shorter than a standard ruler.

If your bag is 14.1 inches, you turn into a pumpkin. Or worse, you have to pay $15 to store it at a locker outside.

I’ve seen people measure their bags with their arms. They look like they’re trying to catch a fish they just caught.

Why The Weeknd? Why This Policy?

Honestly, most big concerts have similar rules. But The Weeknd’s team went extra strict.

Why? Because his shows are massive. Think stadiums. Think thousands of people screaming “Can’t Feel My Face.”

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Security needs to move fast. Clear bags = fewer slowpokes = more time for you to cry during “Call Out My Name.”

A Quick Checklist (So You Don’t Cry Later)

Grab a clear bag. If you don’t have one, buy a cheap plastic one online. It looks ugly, but it works.

Pack only: phone, ID, credit card, keys, and one tube of lip gloss. That’s it. Embrace minimalism.

Leave your professional camera at home. Leave your emotional support water bottle. Leave your dreams of sneaking in a burrito.

The Ultimate Truth

You will survive. I promise. You might even forget you had a bag at all.

And when The Weeknd hits that high note during “I Feel It Coming,” you’ll be too busy dancing to care about your purse.

So go. Gear up. Bag up. And get ready for a night where the only thing that matters is the music—and maybe a tiny, clear pouch of pure vibes.

See you in the pit. Just don’t bring a watermelon.

P.S. – Yes, I saw someone try to bring a watermelon once. Security took a bite and let them pass. True story. Probably. Don’t test it.