Game Day Kits for Every Fan

January 01, 2015

As of this year, football fans are only allowed to bring a clear plastic gallon size bag into professional games. No more purses or backpacks—however, women are allowed to bring small clutches (no bigger than their hand) for more personal items. Gallon size Ziploc^® brand bags are the unofficial bag to bring—plus they’re cheaper than buying a team-branded bag. To keep you from feeling limited, we’ve broken down different bags for different fans. Every enthusiast will have exactly what they need to get through the game—even if it’s just cotton candy.

It’s easy to underestimate how cold it can get sitting on hards seats in a breezy stadium (especially while getting ready in a warm home). Bring these extra warm items to stay extra warm.

Edward freezerhands

Extra pair of gloves

Hand warmers

Neck warmer

Tea bags (hot water, anyone?)

Extra socks

Tissues

Little fans are the best fans. Until they get bored. Or cold. Stay ahead of the game by packing these cold tacklers and boredom busters.

Fan in the making

Wipes

Crayons

Coloring book

Toys

Mini binoculars

Sunscreen

Make sure the superfan has everything they need for every possible play (happening in every possible game at that moment). Pssst! Those eye drops are for the dust that seems to settle at the end of every victory.

Eat Breathe Sleep Football

Binoculars

Stat sheet

Pencil

Am/fm headphones

On-the-go phone charger

Calculator

Throat drops

Eye drops

Extra facepaint

One person’s professional football game is another person’s professional snack game. And don’t they deserve to enjoy it just as much as the next fan?
Heartburn medication I’m just here for the cotton candy