What Can You Bring to a Brewers Game? A Survival Guide
So, you've got tickets to a Milwaukee Brewers game. Congrats, you’re about to experience a slice of baseball heaven. But wait, what can you actually bring into the ballpark? Fear not, dear fan, for I am here to guide you through the treacherous waters of the bag policy.
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| What Can You Carry Into A Milwaukee Brewers Game |
The Great Bag Debate
Let's talk bags. Or rather, let’s talk about the lack of bags. The Brewers, like many stadiums, have implemented a bag policy to speed up entry and enhance security. So, forget about that massive backpack you've been planning to fill with snacks and merch. It's time to downsize.
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Allowed Bags:
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- Clear bags: Think of these as your ballpark passport. They must be clear, single-compartment, and no larger than 12" x 6" x 12".
- Small bags: If clear isn't your thing, you can bring a non-clear bag, but it must be tiny – 9" x 5" x 2" max.
- One-gallon bags: This is a classic. Perfect for snacks, sunscreen, and maybe a mini-frisbee.
- Diaper bags: Because, you know, babies and baseball.
- Medical bags: For those essential items that keep you going.
Banned Bags:
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- Backpacks: Sorry, Frodo. You're not going to Mordor, or the ballpark.
- Coolers: Unless you're a polar bear, you don't need a cooler.
- Large purses: Ladies, downsize those purses.
Food and Drink: The Eternal Question
Can you bring your own food and drinks? The short answer is: kind of. You can bring in sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic beverages (32 ounces or less per person), and small personal-sized food items like sandwiches or snacks. But don't get any ideas about sneaking in a whole pizza. That's a big no-no.
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Other Essentials
- Sunscreen: You're in Wisconsin, people. The sun is not messing around.
- Sunglasses: Because squinting at the game is not cool.
- Portable charger: Your phone's battery will thank you.
- Cash: While most places accept cards, it's always good to have some cash on hand.
How to...
- How to pack light for a baseball game: Opt for essentials. Remember, you're not going camping.
- How to choose the perfect game day snack: Something portable, non-messy, and delicious. Think peanuts, pretzels, or granola bars.
- How to find your seat in a crowded ballpark: Arrive early, study the seating chart, and use the ballpark app.
- How to survive the seventh-inning stretch without losing your spot: Claim your territory early and send a designated runner for snacks and drinks.
- How to enjoy a baseball game without breaking the bank: Take advantage of happy hour specials, bring your own snacks, and consider group discounts.
So, there you have it. You're now armed with the knowledge to conquer the Brewers game. Enjoy the game, eat some hot dogs, and cheer on the Brew Crew!
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