Truist Field Bag Policy

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Truist Field’s bag policy is not messing around. It’s designed for clarity and speed, but it can feel like a math test you didn’t study for. Only clear bags—plastic, vinyl, or PVC—that are 12x6x12 inches or smaller are allowed. Also, small clutch bags (like my beloved crossbody) are okay, as long as they don’t exceed 5x8x1 inches.

Yes, you read that right: one inch thick. That’s not a typo. Your phone, your keys, and maybe a credit card—that’s it. If you bring a bag that’s even slightly bulky, you’ll be redirected to the lockers outside (which cost money and fill up fast). Security is strict, and they wave through lines of people with empty pockets while I fumbled with my zipper.

What you can actually carry

Let me save you the headache I had. You can bring a clear stadium-approved bag (like the ones sold at the team store) or a small clutch. Everything else—backpacks, drawstring bags, tote bags, even fanny packs unless they’re super flat—is a no-go. Diaper bags and medical bags get special exemptions, but you’ll need to go through a separate inspection line.

And here’s the kicker: no outside food or drinks. I get it—they want you to buy their $12 nachos—but it still stings. You can’t even bring in a sealed water bottle. Empty reusable bottles are fine, as long as they pass the bag size test. Pro tip: bring a collapsible water bottle and fill it at the hydration stations inside.

Truist Park Bag Policy for the Atlanta Braves | TSR