Welcome to our guide on what not to bring to Mexican stadiums. Whether you’re a sports fan or a music enthusiast, it’s essential to be aware of the prohibited items to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. This guide will walk you through the list of banned items, helping you prepare for your visit and make the most of your time in the stands. Let’s get started!
Prohibited items:
- Weapons, knives, and explosives 🗡️💣
- Flags, banners, banners (any object that obstructs the view of others)🇲🇽
- Beverages not from the stadium 🧃
- Belts 🥋
- Balls 🏉
- Video cameras 📹
- Containers of any kind 🫙
- Aerosol cans 🥫
- Coolers (of any size)
- Bottles 🫙
- Drones 🚁
- Food 🌮
- Soccer balls ⚽
- Fireworks 🧨
- Frisbees (Flying Discs) 🥏
- Laser lights and pointers
- Baton/Pepper Spray 🌶️
- Motorized Scooters and Skateboards 🛴
- Noise-Producing Objects and Horns 🎺
- Batons, sticks, projectiles of any kind 🪨
- Selfie sticks 🤳
- Strollers 👶
- Tripods 🔭
- Umbrellas ☂️
- Large backpacks or bags 🎒
- Cables and/or chargers 🔌
- Mirrors 🪞
If You Forgot to Leave Your Belt at Home
If you forgot to leave your belt at home, the good news is that there are some stalls, that sell bootleg merchandise and food, that can take care of your belt for 10MXN. However, I wouldn’t recommend doing this for two reasons:
- They are not authorized places.
- There are a lot of people/stalls that offer the same service. Which can be a problem when you have to find the place where you left your belt.
In summary, being aware of banned items at Mexican stadiums is key to a hassle-free and enjoyable experience. So, as you plan your visit, keep these guidelines in mind and relish the vibrant atmosphere these venues have to offer. Enjoy the game or concert, and make unforgettable memories in Mexico’s dynamic sporting and musical culture!
Planning a trip to Estadio Azteca?
Read our guide on how to find a soccer game and go to the stadium.
Source of prohibited items from: Estadio Azteca.
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