Clear Bag Policy

Clear Bag Policy - New in 2025

The Altoona Curve clear bag policy is designed to enhance the safety of all guests entering Peoples Natural Gas Field as well as streamline the ballpark entry process to provide guests with a safe and enjoyable gameday experience.

The Clear Bag Policy is a security measure that restricts the types of bags that can be brought into our venue. The purpose of this policy is to deter and prevent the entry of prohibited items such as weapons and explosives.

Clear Bag - A transparent bag made of plastic (not tinted plastic), vinyl, or PVC that may or may not have a handle.

Each guest is permitted to bring one bag into the ballpark (purses, fanny packs, backpacks, etc.) provided that the bag is soft-sided and clear. All bags are subject to search.

Exceptions to the Clear Bag Policy

Medical Reasons: Bags carried for medical reasons may be brought into Peoples Natural Gas Field after being properly searched by security. Examples of medical reasons may include, but are not limited to, bags containing medical equipment, monitors, pumps, prosthetics, prescription medication, special dietary supplements, hearing assistance devices, aids for autism spectrum disorders, and breast-feeding pumps. Over the counter medications are generally not considered a "medical reason" unless accompanied by medical directives from a physician.

Diaper Bags: Bags carried with diapers and supplies for the care of young children (infant or toddler), or a child with disabilities, are permitted after being properly searched by security. Examples of diaper bag contents include, but are not limited to, diapers, infant or child clothing, infant blankets, children's bottles, sipping cups, formula, breast milk pumps, wipes, and snacks for the child.

Wristlet Bags: A small, slim handbag with a short strap designed to be worn around the wrist.

Any bag that is not clear must be 16" x 16" x 8" or smaller. Non-Clear Bags exceeding these dimensions will not be permitted inside the ballpark. Security Supervisors should be contacted with any questions regarding these exceptions.