Toyota Center bag policy: bag size, banned items, food and water
The Toyota Center has a clear bag policy. Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags that do not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are allowed. Small clutches that do not exceed 4.5 by 6.5 inches are also allowed in the arena. All guests are subject to a visual inspection and bag inspection by Guest Services and/or security personnel; some events require metal-detector screening and/or a pat-down search.
What items are banned at Toyota Center?
Weapons: firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, martial arts instruments, pepper spray, tear gas, knives. Outside food and beverage. Cameras: no flash/professional photography. Recording devices. Carry bags: backpacks, large bags, suitcases. Large signs, flags, banners or posters. Pamphlets. Tripods and monopods. Laser pointers. Alcohol. Drugs. Noisemakers. Fireworks. Flashlights. Skateboards. Heelys (shoes with wheels on the bottom). Beach balls. Cans or bottles. Strollers and car seats. (source)
Can you bring food or water into Toyota Center?
Guests may not bring food and/or beverage items into the Center during events, including outside food, drinks, open and/or sealed water bottles, and candy. Guests must dispose of unauthorized items before entering; Guest Services will not check in or store food or beverage items. Guests with specific dietary needs due to medical conditions or religious requirements should contact Guest Services. (source)
Can you leave and come back in?
The Toyota Center maintains a no re-entry policy. All exits are final. (source)
Can you smoke at Toyota Center?
Smoking of any sort, including vape pens, is not permitted in the Toyota Center at any time. (source)
Is Toyota Center cashless?
The Toyota Center no longer accepts cash payments. All debit and credit cards, and Tap-To-Pay payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay) from mobile devices are accepted. (source)
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