You can bring one sealed, plastic water bottle, 20 ounces or less. One. Not a giant jug. Not a hydro flask. Just a humble, store-bought bottle.
Once inside, you can refill it at water fountains. It’s like a hydration scavenger hunt. Pro tip: Freeze it before you go—cold water by the seventh inning.
And if you forget? No worries. The stadium has Sodas. They have Lemonade. They have overpriced everything. Your snack bag is the hero here.
The Unspoken Art of the Stadium Picnic
Picture this: You smuggle in a sandwich. A real sandwich. No soggy cardboard. You’re eating turkey and swiss while watching a home run. Power move.
But keep it neat. No one wants to sit next to a guy with a dripping meatball sub. Be a good neighbor. Bring napkins.
And remember: No sandwiches with strong odors. Like tuna fish. Or durian. Yes, durian is technically a fruit, but please, for the love of baseball, don’t.
