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FOOD AND BEVERAGE POLICIES The San Diego Padres permit guests to bring food into Petco Park intended for individual consumption (not for groups of individuals) and should be consumed in one’s seat. Outside food cannot be brought into any ballpark restaurant, club lounge, or suite.
The San Diego Padres permit guests to bring food into Petco Park intended for individual consumption (not for groups of individuals) and should be consumed in one’s seat. Outside food cannot be brought into any ballpark restaurant, club lounge, or suite.
Fans at Petco Park can access food and drink info through the MLB Ballpark App on their cellphone and use it to purchase meals, snacks, drinks and other items. For increased safety, there will be no vendors walking the aisles selling beer, peanuts, popcorn, cotton candy, ice cream and other treats. Concession Prices.
Can I Bring Food to EXPO Day at PETCO Park? The San Diego Padres permit guests to bring food into Petco Park for individual consumption (but not for large groups of individuals) as long as the items are consumed in the general seating or designated picnic areas.
Outside food cannot be brought into any ballpark restaurant, club lounge, or suite. Guests must also adhere to the following: All food items should be wrapped, bagged, or left inside a container to avoid spillage. Food that might be thrown as a projectile must be sliced or sectioned (i.e., oranges, apples, and other fruits).
