Camp Randall Bag Policy 2022
So, you're heading to Camp Randall this season and you're wondering what's up with the bag policy? Well, let me tell you, it's about to get real - as in, really strict. The 20...
So, you're heading to Camp Randall this season and you're wondering what's up with the bag policy? Well, let me tell you, it's about to get real - as in, really strict. The 2022 bag policy is all about keeping you and your fellow Badgers fans safe, so don't even think about trying to sneak in that giant purse or backpack!
The rules are pretty simple: if your bag is larger than 12x6x12 inches, it's a no-go. That's right, folks, your average-sized purse or tote bag is probably okay, but anything bigger than that is going to have to stay in the car. And don't even get me started on food and drinks - leave those at home, too, unless you want to buy them from a vendor inside the stadium.
What's Allowed (and What's Not)
So, what can you bring to the game? Clear bags, for one - as long as they're not too big, of course. You can also bring in small clutch bags, like the kind you'd use to carry your phone, keys, and lip balm. But let's be real, if you're trying to sneak in a giant stuffed animal or a beach umbrella, you're out of luck.
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And just in case you were wondering, diaper bags are okay - but only if you've got a tiny human in tow. The same goes for medical bags - just be prepared to have them searched by security. It's all about keeping everyone safe, folks! After all, you don't want some rogueTailgater ruining the game for everyone.
Camp Randall Stadium Bag Policy: Bag Rules & Gameday Info
Why So Strict?
The reason for all these rules is, of course, security. In today's world, you can't be too careful - and the folks at Camp Randall are all about making sure everyone has a blast without, you know, blowing anything up. It's not about being the bag police, it's about keeping you and your fellow fans safe from harm.
And let's be real, it's not like they're asking you to leave your firstborn at home or anything (although, if you do have to leave your firstborn at home, maybe consider hiring a babysitter, just saying). It's just a few simple rules to follow, and then you're good to go! You can still bring in all the cheese curds and beer you want - just don't try to sneak in a foot-long sausage in your purse.
Clear bags part of new Camp Randall carry-in policy - YouTube
So, there you have it - the Camp Randall bag policy in all its glory. It's not so bad, right? Just remember to plan ahead, leave your giant bags at home, and you'll be singing "On Wisconsin!" in no time. And who knows, you might even have so much fun that you'll forget all about the bag policy - until next year, that is.
In all seriousness, though, the folks at Camp Randall are just trying to make sure everyone has a great time while staying safe. So, let's all just relax and enjoy the game, shall we? And if you do happen to forget the bag policy, don't worry - the friendly volunteers at the gate will be happy to remind you. After all, they're just trying to help you have a day to remember - not a day to forget because you got kicked out for trying to sneak in a giant turkey leg!