Prohibited Items
Metal or glass containers of any kind
Food items not in adherence to the following policy*
Hard coolers or ice chests
Backpacks
Aerosol cans, including aerosol sunscreen
Frozen bottles (except frozen bottles containing infant or human milk)
Non-collapsible umbrellas that don’t fit in a bag of the maximum allowed size
Brooms, poles and staffs of any kind
Weapons* (including, without limitation, pocket knives), fireworks and other illegal substances
Camera lenses in excess of eight inches, tripods, monopods and selfie sticks
Animals (except service animals)
Beach balls and other inflatable items
Laser pens and laser pointers
Baseball bats
Alcohol not purchased at the Nationals Baseball Stadium Complex*
Noisemakers not provided by the Nationals; This includes but is not limited to can-operated air horns, sirens, kazoos, whistles, and personal safety alarms. Note: Guests entering the ballpark with a personal safety alarm will be given the option of securing the device in their vehicle if they drove to the ballpark or securing it at one of the Binbox locations (if available).
Skateboards, hover boards, scooters for non-ADA use, and wheeled footwear
Drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (including, without limitation, airborne drones which are prohibited by law)
Self-defense sprays (including, without limitation, pepper spray and mace)
Aerosol spray cans, including sunscreen, are prohibited.
Toy guns or toy knives (including, without limitation, water guns)
Helmets*
Any other item deemed dangerous or inappropriate or otherwise violating the Guest Conduct Policy
*Weapons- Off duty police personnel attending Nationals Park events are permitted to bring their firearm into Nationals Park. Off duty and retired law enforcement attending games must check in with the Joint Operations Center (Main Security) before they enter the park as a fan. They produce their law enforcement credential and one other form of ID, and have their information logged into our Law Enforcement Logbook. The required information includes printed name, signature, agency or department, cell phone number and seating location. Once the logbook entry is made, they are issued a discreet wristband, which lets our MPD officers assigned to the ballpark know that they are armed in the event of any incident.
For all items prohibited from entry into Nationals Park, guests will have the option of utilizing on-site BinBox Lockers, returning the item(s) to their Personal Vehicle, or surrendering the item(s) to Nationals Park security staff. The Washington Nationals will not hold or return any surrendered prohibited item(s) for guests.