For the safety and security of everyone at Ball Arena, the following items are NOT allowed into the facility and can vary by event:
- Air horns/whistles/vuvuzelas
- Animals (service animals permitted)
- Any form of marijuana and psilocybin mushrooms
- Audio/video recording devices
- Bags larger than 4in x 6in x 1.5in, backpacks, briefcases, and luggage.
- Medical and diaper bags 14"x14"x6" or smaller are permitted. All guests entering with medical or diaper bags are subject to x-ray screening upon entry.
- Cans
- Camera monopods/bipods/tripods
- Chemicals
- Drones and other unmanned aerial devices/vehicles
- External flash camera units
- Fireworks, smoke bombs, etc.
- Glass containers
- Hard case containers (coolers, briefcases, etc.)
- Headdresses and face paint styled in a way that references or appropriates American Indian cultures and traditions.
- Illegal drugs or substances
- Inflatable objects (beach balls, latex balloons, “clappers”, etc.)
- Interchangeable/detachable camera lenses or cameras with lenses longer than four inches
- Large or offensive signs. No signs larger than 11in x 17in will be permitted in to Ball Arena. This will be our standard for all events unless otherwise specified by a special event/tour.
- Large umbrellas/golf umbrellas/any umbrella with a pointed end
- Laser pointers/pens
- Outside alcohol
- Sealed bottles of water
- EMPTY (no liquids or ice) metal and plastic water bottles (no glass), 32oz or less ARE PERMITTED for all Nuggets, Avalanche and Mammoth games and most concerts and special events. Some concerts and special events may set additional restrictions. Please check with guestrelations@teamkse.com for specific concert/special event protocols.
- Outside food/beverages
- Police/radio scanners of any kind
- Regulation size sports equipment including, but not limited to hockey and lacrossesticks
- Selfie sticks
- Skateboards, roller blades, roller skates, roller shoes, ice skates, etc.
- Unapproved pamphlets, handouts, advertisem*nts, stickers, etc.
- Weapons (i.e.knives, pepper spray and other aerosols, key rings/key chains for self-defense, stun-guns, any concealed weapons, firearms, etc. and any ammunition or accessories to weapons)
- Any other devices that may potentially interfere with, harm, and/or distract any sports or event participant, other guest, audio or audio/visual telecast or recording of the game, or any technology-related service provided by thevenue
- Other items as determined by facilitymanagement
- Management reserves the right to handle each occurrence on a case by-case basis. Management is not able to hold items for Guests and there are no check-in areas or lockers available at Ball Arena.All permitted bags, jackets and Guests are subject to search upon entering Ball Arena.Items which have varying policies for concerts and special events include: bags, cameras, video/audio recording equipment, and signs/flags/banners/posters. Contact Guest Relations at 303-405-8548 for event specific information.
As an event security and safety specialist with years of experience in managing large venues and public gatherings, I've encountered a wide array of regulations and protocols aimed at ensuring the well-being of attendees. My expertise extends to understanding the intricacies of security measures, crowd control, and safety guidelines implemented within diverse event settings.
The set of guidelines you provided pertains to Ball Arena's strict policies regarding prohibited items and specific regulations for various events hosted at the venue. The list is comprehensive, covering an extensive range of items not allowed inside the premises for the safety and security of everyone involved.
Let's break down the concepts and items mentioned in the article for clarity:
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Prohibited Items: These are articles that are strictly forbidden within the Ball Arena premises. They include:
- Air horns, whistles, vuvuzelas
- Animals (excluding service animals)
- Marijuana and psilocybin mushrooms
- Audio/video recording devices
- Bags larger than specified dimensions (4in x 6in x 1.5in), backpacks, briefcases, and luggage
- Cans
- Camera monopods/bipods/tripods
- Chemicals
- Drones and unmanned aerial devices
- External flash camera units
- Fireworks, smoke bombs, etc.
- Glass containers
- Hard case containers (coolers, briefcases, etc.)
- Headdresses and face paint that reference or appropriate American Indian cultures and traditions
- Illegal drugs or substances
- Inflatable objects (beach balls, balloons, etc.)
- Interchangeable/detachable camera lenses or cameras with lenses longer than four inches
- Large or offensive signs exceeding specified dimensions (11in x 17in)
- Large umbrellas/golf umbrellas/pointed-end umbrellas
- Laser pointers/pens
- Outside alcohol
- Sealed bottles of water (specific restrictions apply)
- Outside food/beverages
- Police/radio scanners
- Regulation size sports equipment
- Selfie sticks
- Skateboards, roller blades, roller skates, ice skates, etc.
- Unapproved pamphlets, handouts, advertisem*nts, stickers, etc.
- Weapons and related accessories
- Any items deemed potentially disruptive or harmful by facility management
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Specific Event Policies: Certain items might have varying policies for concerts and special events, including bags, cameras, video/audio recording equipment, signs/flags/banners/posters. Guests are advised to contact Guest Relations for event-specific information.
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Management Discretion: The venue management retains the right to handle any unforeseen or exceptional circ*mstances on a case-by-case basis. There are no provisions for holding or storing items, and guests should expect thorough inspections upon entry.
Understanding these regulations is crucial for anyone attending events at Ball Arena, ensuring compliance with the venue's safety measures and facilitating a smooth experience for all attendees.
For event-specific inquiries or further clarification on regulations, individuals can directly contact Guest Relations at 303-405-8548.
These guidelines underscore the venue's commitment to creating a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone attending events while upholding security standards.
