Bag Policy For Citi Field

Hey there, sports fans! You know how it is when you're heading to the ballpark, all excited for a day of cheering, hot dogs, and hopefully, a home run or two. But wait, what's that in your bag? You might be wondering, "Can I bring this in?" Well, let's dive into the Citi Field bag policy, because who wants to be that guy holding up the line with a mystery item?

First things first: what's a clear bag?

You've probably heard about the clear bag policy by now. It's like the TSA for baseball games, but way more chill. So, what's the deal with these clear bags? Imagine you're at the airport, and you're trying to figure out if that suspicious-looking lump in someone's luggage is a bomb or just a really big sandwich. Same idea here, folks. Clear bags help our friendly security folks get a quick peek into your bag without making you empty your whole life onto the table.

Now, you might be thinking, "But I don't have a clear bag!" No worries, my friend. You can still bring in a one-gallon plastic freezer bag. You know, the kind you use to marinate your chicken or keep your lunch from getting soggy. Just make sure it's clear, so our security crew can see what's inside. Easy peasy!

So, what can I bring in?

Alright, let's talk about the good stuff. You're probably wondering what you can actually bring into Citi Field. Here's a quick rundown:

• Food and Beverages: You can bring in food and non-alcoholic drinks. Think of it like a picnic, but with better views and more people cheering. Just make sure your food and drinks are in that clear bag we talked about earlier.
• Binoculars: Because sometimes you just need a closer look at that amazing catch. Just make sure they're not in a case bigger than 7x7x4 inches.
• Cameras: Capture those precious moments! Just remember, no tripods or monopods, and no flash photography during the game.
• Seat Cushions: Because comfort is key, folks. Just make sure they're not bigger than 16x16x2 inches.

Now, you might be wondering, "What about my favorite team jersey? Can I bring that in?" Of course! Just make sure it's not in a bag bigger than 16x16x12 inches. And hey, maybe you'll even get a high-five from a fellow fan!

And what should I leave at home?

Alright, let's talk about the no-no's. Here's a quick list of things you should leave at home:

Citi Field Bag Policy 2023 | Crosscheck Your Bag Before Entering The Park

• Bags that aren't clear: Remember, we're going for transparency here, folks. No opaque bags bigger than 16x16x12 inches.
• Alcohol: Sorry, folks. You'll have to enjoy your beer inside the park. No outside alcohol allowed.
• Weapons: No guns, knives, or other weapons. Let's keep it peaceful, folks.
• Noise-makers: No air horns, whistles, or other noise-makers. We want to hear the crack of the bat, not a symphony of noisemakers.
• Selfie Sticks: Sorry, folks. They're not allowed. But hey, who needs a selfie stick when you've got a whole stadium of fans cheering with you?

You might be thinking, "Wow, that's a lot to remember!" Don't worry, friend. The Citi Field website has a handy-dandy list you can check before you head out the door. Just click here to check it out.

But what if I have special needs?

Now, you might be wondering, "What if I have special needs? Can I bring in a bigger bag?" Great question! If you have medical needs or need to bring in a diaper bag for a little one, you can bring in a bag bigger than the size limit. Just make sure to enter through the Family Gate or the Accessibility Gate, and be prepared to show your bag to security.

And hey, if you're still not sure about something, don't hesitate to ask. The Citi Field staff is there to help, and they're usually pretty chill about it. Just remember, they're trying to keep everyone safe and happy, so let's all do our part to make the game a great experience for everyone.

So there you have it, folks. The Citi Field bag policy in a nutshell. Now you can head to the game with confidence, knowing that your bag is in compliance and you're ready to cheer on the Mets in style. See you at the ballpark!