A clear bag policy (along with security screenings) will be in place at all NFL London Games, to provide a safe environment for all our fans. All clear bags entering the stadium must be no larger than 12"x6"x12" and will be inspected closely by security upon entry to the stadium, possibly alongside a pat down. The NFL reserves the right to refuse entry of certain items into the stadium if security believes they are inappropriate.
Exceptions will be made to the size limitations for sealed clear bags containing merchandise purchased at NFL Shop. If you intend to enter the stadium, this bag MUST remain sealed until you pass through stadium screening.
All guests and are prohibited from bringing any bag into the stadium that does not follow the NFL regulations.
Visit Europe.nflshop.com to purchase a clear bag
If you require medical equipment that cannot fit in an approved bag, you will need to contact the Tottenham Hotspur customer service team via email on access@tottenhamhotspur.com with the subject header 'NFL Bag Exemption'.
Prohibited Items List – NFL London Games
All items carried by spectators will be carefully inspected and prohibited items will not be permitted into the stadium. Consistent with all NFL games, the NFL strongly encourages fans not to bring any type of bag to the stadium, but if necessary, bags outlined below are permissible:
Prohibited bags include, but are not limited to:
The following list is a guide only. It is not intended to be all-inclusive. Note: Prohibited items and items determined to not be appropriate for entry into the stadium will be the responsibility of the ticketholder and cannot be accepted or checked by the NFL, Stadium, or Security Personnel. The NFL, Stadium and Security Personnel will not store prohibited or excluded items for spectators.
*Items purchased after passing through security on gameday will be allowed into the stadium.
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