Ohio Stadium Bag Policy 2018

Alright, folks, let's talk about the elephant in the room, or rather, the bag in the stadium. You know how it is when you're heading to a game at the 'Shoe, the anticipation is building, you've got your team spirit on, and then you realize, "Uh-oh, what's the deal with these bags?" Well, grab a seat, we're about to dive into the Ohio Stadium Bag Policy 2018, and I promise, it's not as scary as that time you thought you'd lost your season tickets.

First Things First: The Size Matters

Now, imagine you're trying to sneak in a picnic basket filled with enough food to feed the entire Buckeye nation. Not gonna happen, my friend. The stadium has a 'clear bag' policy, which means your bag has to be see-through. Think of it like that transparent plastic container you use for leftovers - no one's gonna be asking you to turn it inside out at the gate.

But wait, there's more! The bag can't be bigger than 12" x 6" x 12". That's about the size of a small lunchbox, or, if you're feeling hungry, a large pizza box. But let's be real, who eats an entire large pizza alone? Exactly, so let's stick with the lunchbox analogy.

What's Allowed, What's Not

So, what can you bring in this magical, see-through lunchbox? Well, the essentials, of course. Your wallet, phone, keys - you know, the usual suspects. But here's where it gets interesting. You can bring in a one-gallon plastic freezer bag for liquid items, like water or that famous Buckeye Brew (wink, wink). It's like the stadium is saying, "We know you're thirsty, but let's keep it classy, folks."

Now, let's talk about what you can't bring. No purses, no diaper bags, no backpacks. It's like the stadium is saying, "Sorry, moms, but we know you've got enough on your plate without having to worry about a bag search." And no, you can't sneak in your favorite blanket in a bag either. It's like the stadium is saying, "We love your spirit, but we've got blankets for sale inside, and they're not as cozy as yours, but they're stadium-approved."

Medically Necessary Items

But what if you've got medically necessary items? Don't worry, the stadium's got you covered. You can bring in a small clutch bag, no bigger than 4.5" x 6.5", to hold these items. It's like the stadium is saying, "We care about your health, but let's keep it small, yeah?"

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What About the Kids?

Now, let's talk about the little ones. Kids under two years old don't need a ticket, and they don't need to follow the bag policy. It's like the stadium is saying, "We love our youngest Buckeyes, and we know diapers and wipes are a must." But once they turn two, they've gotta follow the rules like the rest of us.

So, What Happens to the Banned Bags?

Alright, so you've got a bag that's not stadium-approved. What happens to it? Well, the stadium has a 'check-point' where they'll hold your bag for you until you're ready to leave. It's like the lost and found at the DMV, but with less sadness and more excitement. Just make sure you've got your ticket stub or a claim check to pick it up.

And there you have it, folks. The Ohio Stadium Bag Policy 2018 in a nutshell. It's not so scary after all, is it? So, go forth, Buckeyes, and enjoy the game. Just remember, leave the picnic baskets at home.