The Falcons want all fans to enjoy the excitement and enthusiasm of game days at the Georgia Dome. Everyone is encouraged to respect the rights of others by displaying proper etiquette.

The Falcons “Code of Conduct” applies to all guests attending home games. The “Code of Conduct” includes, but is not limited to, abstaining from the following:

• Foul, obscene or abusive language or actions


• Fighting


• Interfering with the progress of the game, going onto the playing field or throwing any object onto the playing field


• Unruly or careless behavior


• A level of intoxication that creates a disruption to the fans around you


• Indecent exposure


• Wearing obscene or indecent clothing


• Smoking, except in designated areas outside the Georgia Dome

Violators will be removed from the Georgia Dome.


Georgia Dome Policies and Procedures prohibit the following:

• Backpacks


• Coolers


• Large bags


• Flag poles


• Video cameras


• Balloons


• Laser pointers


• Weapons

All bags are subject to inspection.


For the safety and enjoyment of all fans attending Georgia Dome events, the Georgia Dome Staff enforces all laws prohibiting consumption of alcohol by minors, possession or use of controlled substances, disorderly conduct and public intoxication.

Cans, bottles or food may not be brought into the Dome. Patrons with special dietary requirements may request a waiver and must have advanced written approval from Levy Restaurants (404.223.8500) three days prior to the event.

As the legal drinking age is 21, proper photo identification for proof of age is required at all locations where alcohol is served. Alcoholic beverages may not be taken out of the Georgia Dome.

For the comfort and health of all fans, the Georgia Dome is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is permitted outside of all entry gates. If you wish to smoke, pick up a wristband at a Dome Service Center and proceed to the designated smoking areas outside the facility. You must present your wristband and your ticket to re-enter the Georgia Dome.

Banners and flags, no larger than 3’x5’, may be affixed to railings with rope, twine or plastic tie wraps (wire or tape may not be used). Hand-held banners may be no larger than 3’x3’. Banners should be event related, and the Dome reserves the right to reject any banner or flag deemed offensive, non-event-related or hazardous to public safety. For safety reasons, the Georgia Dome prohibits gas-filled balloons.

During Falcons games, video cameras are not allowed.

Lap-sized portable televisions and radios are welcome into the Dome provided they are equipped with earphones.

It is unlawful to resell or offer to resell tickets for any price within 2,700 feet of the Georgia Dome (Georgia State Law Section 43-4B-30 [2001] and the Code of Ordinances of the City of Atlanta, GA Chapter 106, Article II, Section 106-59).