Here are the rules for you to follow to not get kicked out

🚫 1. Don’t bring banned items

Security is tight, and a lot of things aren’t allowed inside venues:

Common banned items:

• Weapons or anything dangerous
• Alcohol or illegal substances
• Fireworks or flammable items
• Large bags or suitcases
• Glass bottles or cans
• Drones, laser pointers, or large camera gear
• Noise makers (like horns or whistles)

👉 If you bring these, they’ll likely be taken away—or you won’t be allowed in.

🪧 2. No protests or controversial messages

The Olympics try to stay neutral and focused on sports:

• ❌ No political, religious, or offensive signs
• ❌ No protest banners or demonstrations
• ❌ No advertising or promoting brands

Even clothing or signs with strong messages can get you stopped

🎭 3. Don’t act disruptive

You’re expected to behave respectfully:

• No yelling offensive or abusive things
• No trying to distract athletes during competition
• No running onto the field or restricted areas
• No fighting or threatening behavior

Bad behavior can get you kicked out immediately

🎺 4. Don’t bring loud distractions

Some sports require quiet (like gymnastics or swimming starts):

• No horns, drums, or loud noise devices
• No sudden loud noises during key moments

These can interfere with athletes’ performance

🚷 5. Stay where you’re supposed to be

• Sit in your assigned seat
• Don’t enter athlete-only or restricted areas
• Follow staff instructions at all times

🎒 6. Don’t bring too much stuff

• Large bags may not be allowed
• There are usually no storage lockers
• Bring only essentials (phone, ticket, small items)

👍 Simple version (easy to remember)

Think of it like this:

Don’t bring → dangerous, loud, or political stuff
Don’t do → anything disruptive or unsafe

⚠️ What happens if you break the rules?

• You can be:
  • Denied entry
  • Kicked out of the venue
  • Possibly banned from other events

🧠 Quick tip

If you’re unsure about something, ask yourself:
👉 “Could this distract athletes, break safety rules, or cause problems?”

If yes—don’t bring or do it.