Raymond James Stadium

October 8, 2019

The Stadium Managers Association promote responsible drinking and positive fan behavior at Raymond James Stadium. The Raymond James Stadium Fan Code of Conduct and the details of the alcohol management plan that appear below ensure that fans have a safe and fun experience.

Partners

  • NFL
  • SMA

Policies

ALCOHOL SERVICE POLICIES
Age to Check ID:   All
Max Alcohol Drinks:   2/person/possession
Maximum Cup Size:   20 oz
Bottles:   No
Cans:   No
Liquor Sold:   Yes

CUT-OFF POLICIES
Concession Stands:   Beginning of 4th
Hawkers:   Beginning of 4th
Clubs/Suites:   End of games
Night Games:   Same as day games

Fan Outreach

There are 8 locations of the Bud Light “Good Sport” designated- driver program at Raymond James Stadium. Fans who pledge to be designated drivers receive a complimentary soft drink and a chance to be selected as the Designated Driver for the Game. Designated Drivers for the Game are recognized on the stadium video board and receive a special prize from the Buccaneers.Continuing for the 2016 NFL season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing off against the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons in the Bud Light Good Sport Designated Driver Challenge. Buccaneers fans who pledge to be designated drivers at Raymond James Stadium earn the Buccaneers a touchdown (6 points) in the Challenge. Buccaneers fans who “Like” the Buccaneers Designated Driver Challenge Facebook page earn the Buccaneers an extra point in the Challenge.

Please make the pledge to be a responsible Buccaneers fan and help the Buccaneers win the Challenge!
 
2016 Buccaneers Total:     2015 League Total: 262,206
 

Training

TEAM Training is conducted at Raymond James Stadium by Aramark, Centerplate, Legends, Levy Restaurants, LGC Hospitality, and PeopleReady. 

Code

Actions prohibited in Raymond James Stadium:

  • Smoking (except in designated locations)
  • Throwing or kicking any objects
  • Sitting/standing on chair backs or stepping over/on chairs
  • Standing/sitting in walkways, aisles, and ramps
  • Disorderly conduct including public intoxication, fighting and profanity
  • Abuse of intoxicants
  • Spitting tobacco juice
  • Placing cups on any walls
  • Running or jogging
  • Entering field without proper credential

INFRACTIONS MAY WARRANT EJECTION AND/OR ARREST
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