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List of prohibited items at CWS for WrestleMania

If you are attending WrestleMania, you might want to familiarize yourself with the prohibited items and items that you cannot take into the Camping World Stadium.

The following items are prohibited from inside the stadium and if you’re caught with any of them, you will be turned away: Air horns, noise makers, megaphones, alcohol, animals except for service animals, banners/signs/posters larger than 2’x3’, beach balls, footballs, beverages, camcorders, audio/video recorders, coolers, aerosol cans, bottles, drones, food, fireworks and other explosives, frisbees, illegal Substances, laptops, tablets, later lights, mace or pepper spray, masks, skates, skateboards, poles, sticks, selfie sticks, strollers, carts, tripods, umbrellas, whistles and any kind of firearms.

If you will have any of the mentioned items on you, we suggest you leave them in your hotel or car as heavy security will prevent you from entering and the stadium will not store prohibited for fans.

Food, alcohol, and other beverage can be consumed inside the stadium as long as they are bought from a vendor inside.

Binoculars, photo cameras, and smart phones are allowed in the stadium. Digital cameras cannot have detachable lenses or lenses that expand to over 6”.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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