Astros 2012 Ballpark Food and Beverage Policy

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Minute Maid Park
Food & Water Policy

Minute Maid Park Fan Friendly Initiatives

Astros Owner & Chairman Jim Crane announced several new, fan-friendly initiatives, during the offseason.

The new 2012 Minute Maid Park fan initiatives include a reduction in ticket prices, beer prices, and a revised policy that now allows fans to bring food and water into Minute Maid Park.

Houston Astros Minute Maid Park Food and Bottled Water Policy

Fans are now allowed to bring food and water into Minute Maid Park for Astros games. When bringing food and water to the ballpark, we ask that you follow a few guidelines:

Minute Maid Park Water Policy:

Fans can bring in one (1) factory sealed, plastic water bottle per person
Maximum one (1) liter in size

Minute Maid Park Food Policy:

Fans can bring food in a clear plastic bag
Maximum size is a one-gallon bag (standard Ziploc bag)

Fans will not be allowed to bring metal cans or glass bottles into Minute Maid Park.

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