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Gtech Community Stadium 2026 bag policy explained: Size limits, rules and prohibited items

Gtech Community Stadium 2026 bag policy explained: Size limits, rules and prohibited items
A general view inside the Gtech Community Stadium - Photo via IMAGO / Every Second Media

Supporters visiting the Gtech Community Stadium in 2026 should be aware of the venue’s strict entry policies, particularly regarding bags, security checks, and prohibited items.

Like other Premier League grounds, the home of Brentford enforces these measures to ensure a safe environment while maintaining efficient access on matchdays.

FootballGroundGuide breaks down the bag rules, screening procedures, and restricted items fans should know before arriving.

What bags are allowed at Gtech Community Stadium?

The stadium operates a restricted small-bag policy, and supporters are strongly advised not to bring bags wherever possible.

If necessary, only small bags and rucksacks are permitted if the size is within 34 cm x 24 cm x 11 cm, and a maximum capacity of 10 litres.

Bags must be small enough to fit comfortably under a seat without impacting other supporters or blocking access.

All bags will be searched upon entry.

Food items are allowed, provided they fit within the permitted small bag.

Is there a bag drop or storage at Gtech Community Stadium?

Large bags, suitcases, and non-compliant items are not permitted inside the stadium.

A bag drop facility is available at the Bees Superstore on Lionel Road South (M4 side) for supporters arriving with larger items. Prams and buggies must also be stored at this facility.

Motability scooters are permitted only for fans seated in designated wheelchair areas.

View outside the Gtech Community Stadium
View outside the Gtech Community Stadium – Photo via IMAGO / PPAUK

How security checks work at Gtech Community Stadium

Supporters should expect a robust security screening process.

  • All bags and personal items will be searched
  • Additional screening may be carried out where required
  • Fans may request privacy during searches by speaking to a steward

To help speed up entry, be sure to arrive early to allow time for checks and follow stewards' instructions at all times.

What items are prohibited at Gtech Community Stadium?

While specific restrictions are extensive, commonly prohibited items include:

  • Large bags, suitcases, or oversized luggage
  • Items that could pose a safety risk or be used as a weapon
  • Pyrotechnics such as flares or smoke devices
  • Offensive or inappropriate materials
  • Alcohol, canned drinks and glass bottles
  • Laptops, tablets and large cameras
  • Water in excess of 500ml
  • Flags or banners larger than 2m x 1m
  • Air horns
  • Umbrellas

Supporters should refer to official club guidance for a full list, as items may be refused entry if deemed unsafe.

What can fans bring into Gtech Community Stadium?

Fans are generally permitted to bring small bags within the size limit, food items that fit the bag size allowance and other essential personal belongings. Other items allowed include:

  • Small cameras
  • Small fold-up umbrellas
  • Non-offensive flags or banners that are 2m x 1m or less
  • Crutches/walking aids
  • Merchandise purchased from the club shop

As with other stadiums, all items remain subject to security checks.

Can fans re-enter Gtech Community Stadium after leaving?

No, the Gtech Community Stadium operates a strict no re-entry policy.

If a supporter leaves the stadium during a match or event, they will not be allowed to return using the same ticket. This aligns with Premier League-wide safety and security standards.

Lewis joined as News and Features Editor in July 2025, having previously held senior roles at Snack Media and GRV Media. A passionate follower of sport, in particular football and golf, as well as a proud Aldershot Town supporter, he brings over six years of experience in the digital sports publishing space.

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