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Venue Code of Conduct
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Screening of pedestrians is part of the process to entering a venue. Spectators must consent to being inspected for prohibited and restricted items, and also consent to any other security checks implemented by the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) at the venue. The following is a partial list of prohibited and restricted items and activities within any venue:

• dangerous or disruptive behavior (including, without limitation, public drunkenness, fighting, threatening venue staff, spitting, throwing objects onto the field of play and/or public seating area), gambling, smoking
• broadcasting or recording through the use of cellular phones or other recording or transmitting devices (e.g., two-way radios, recording devices, PDAs, or video cameras), use of flash photography or other lighting devices (e.g., laser pens, etc.)
• strollers, sleds, bottles, glass containers, cans, coolers, ice chests
• food and beverages (including alcoholic beverages) brought into the Venue

• weapons (including knives) and fireworks
• illegal drugs, prescription-strength medicines not validly prescribed for the Ticket Bearer by a physician
• poles, banners, large flags, large flag poles, flags other than those of participating countries
• animals of any kind (except service animals)
• signage of any nature
• skis, snowboards, bicycles, balls, Frisbees, helmets (e.g., motorcycle, bicycle, sport, etc), and noisemaking devices that in the opinion of VANOC might disrupt the Session or be disturbing to other spectators

Please remember that storage is not available at any venue and that this list is subject to change.