RULES FOR VISITORS

Save yourself inconveniences at the entrance. Here's a list of things to leave at home when visiting the MotoGP Aragón Grand Prix. What can you bring, and what is forbidden?

WHAT CAN'T BE TAKEN?

• Alcoholic beverages: Not allowed into the circuit, and entry will be denied to those under the influence (In Spain, there is legislation that forbids the consumption of alcohol in sports venues)
• Animals: No animals are permitted, except for assistance dogs
• Banners, symbols, emblems, or legends: Displays inciting violence are prohibited
• Bottle caps: Must be removed from plastic bottles
• Cans or glass containers: Not permitted inside the circuit
• Dangerous devices: Flares, fireworks, and other hazardous items are forbidden
• Narcotic drugs, and psychotropic substances: Entry is forbidden for those under the influence.
• Weapons or objects: Items that could be used as weapons are prohibited.

WHAT CAN YOU BRING ALONG WITH YOU?

• Visitors are allowed to bring in only small quantities of food and beverages intended for personal consumption, such as a bottle, sandwich, piece of fruit, or snack. For safety reasons, authorities may require that bottles be brought in without caps. Numerous food and drink purchase points are available at the stands.
• Sun umbrellas and camping chairs - this applies to general admission only and under the condition you don't obstruct anyone's view with your equipment.
• You can take photos and videos on the circuit. However, you are not allowed to use professional equipment such as a large professional camera.