RULES FOR VISITORS

Avoid entry hassles by knowing what’s allowed and what isn’t during the Australian WSBK weekend. Here's a quick guide to ensure a smooth experience:

What to leave at home*

• Alcoholic beverages (except those purchased at the event)
• Glass bottles or containers (unless bought at the event)
• Unsealed beverage containers (unless purchased on-site)
• Hard-case eskies or ice boxes (polystyrene eskies and cooler bags are fine)
• Furniture such as lounges, benches, or stools (folding chairs or stools are allowed)
• Clothing with offensive or intimidating designs (e.g., obscene language or symbols, outlaw motorcycle club attire)
• Weapons or dangerous items, including firearms or controlled goods
• Animals (except certified assistance animals)
• Metal poles over 1 metre in length for flags or banners
• Noise-making items like whistles, horns, or loudhailers
• Hazardous items such as flares, fireworks, or laser pointers
• Professional audio/visual equipment or devices that could interfere with event broadcasts
• Recreational vehicles like bicycles, skateboards, or rollerblades (except for accessibility needs)
• Items unsuitable for the event, such as spray paint or objects likely to damage property or obstruct others
• Large camera lenses over 400 mm or any equipment that blocks the view of others
• Drones or aerial photography equipment
• Items that suggest commercial intent, such as goods or tickets for resale
• Political, religious, or offensive items, including flags, banners, or clothing used for protests or offensive displays.

What you can bring*

• Small amounts of food and beverages for personal consumption (e.g., a sandwich, fruit, or a snack). Bottles may need to be brought without caps.
• Camping chairs or sun umbrellas (allowed in general admission areas, as long as they don’t block anyone’s view).
• Personal cameras or phones for photos and videos (no professional equipment or tripods).

Remember, food and drink vendors are available in fan zones, so you’ll have plenty of options on-site. Plan ahead and enjoy the event without complications!

*Please note that these rules are general guidelines and may vary depending on the specific event or organizer.