Dover International Speedway

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NASCAR promotes responsible drinking and positive fan behavior at the Dover International Speedway. The Dover International Speedway Guest Policies and the details of their alcohol management plan that appear below ensure that fans have a safe and fun experience.

Partners

  • NASCAR
  • Budweiser
  • ISM Connect

Policies

Alcohol Service Policies:

Age to Check ID:
Not specified
Max Alcohol Drinks:
Not specified
Spirits Sold:
Not specified
Max Beer Size:
Not specified
Max Wine Size:
Not specified
Max Spirits Size:
Not specified
Bottles:
Not specified

Cut-off Policies:

Concession Stands:
Not specified
Hawkers:
Not specified
Clubs/Suites:
Not specified
Night Games:
Not specified

Tailgating Policies:

Time Lots Open:
Not specified
Time Lots Close:
Not specified
Prohibited Items:
Not specified
Permitted Items:
Not specified

Text Messaging System:

Text Number:
Not specified

Training

Alcohol Management at Dover International Speedway is not currently conducted by TEAM Coalition.

Code of Conduct

The Dover International Speedway Code of Conduct

Dover International Speedway works to provide a fun, yet safe, environment for fans with the following policies:

  • One 14x14x14 cooler is allowed per guest. Ice must be inside the cooler.
  • One personal bag that is 18x18x4 to hold personal belongings.
  • Fans may bring their own food and beverage in with them.
  • Bags and coolers will be inspected upon entry.
  • Packaged beer must be in a can within a cooler.

The following are prohibited items:

  • Any bag, backpack or container larger than described above
  • Beverage tubes larger than 14″
  • Glass containers
  • Ice bags
  • Knives or firearms
  • Umbrellas
  • Strollers
  • Drones
  • Fireworks
  • Inflatables (beach balls, etc.)
  • Laser lights and pointers
  • Pets (except trained service animals that are leashed at all times)
  • Items that obstruct views
  • Any other item that Dover International Speedway deems to be a safety or health risk

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