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Code of Conduct
BMO Field strongly supports the Toronto Police and Event Security in their actions to remove any individuals deemed to be conducting a criminal act on our property. This includes, but is not limited to the use of flares, smoke bombs, sparklers or fireworks of any kind. Also, the throwing of any missile or projectile like objects and the use or possession of any illegal drugs substances.
BMO Field is committed to creating a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all fans attending events in our facility. We ask that fans be respectful of those around them and that they conduct themselves appropriately at all times. Inappropriate behaviour includes, but is not limited to:
- Smoking inside the stadium
- Standing on chairs/seats
- Sitting or standing in the aisles
- Entering a seating area without the correct ticket
- Entering or attempting to enter restricted areas without proper authorization or credentials
- Drunk and/or disorderly conduct
- Fighting or challenging others to fight
- Wearing clothing deemed to be offensive, obscene or indecent
- Throwing, tossing, or discharging any object within the facility
- Using profanity and/or other offensive, obscene, or abusive gestures or language toward or in reference to other fans, players, coaches, referees, performers, or staff members
- Interference with the event in any way
- Disturbing the enjoyment of other fans in attendance
- Bringing prohibited items into the stadium
- Violating BMO Field rules, regulations, or policies
- Violating any local, provincial or federal laws
At BMO Field, our goal is to promote responsible alcohol service and enhance fan safety and enjoyment. Staff are trained in responsible alcohol management. Here are the rules and regulations governing alcohol management at BMO Field
- Alcohol from outside the stadium cannot be brought in.
- Any person found inside the stadium with alcohol not purchased inside BMO Field may be subject to immediate ejection with no compensation.
- A person may not enter the stadium in an intoxicated state.
- Intoxication in a public place is a criminal offence. Any person found on the property in an intoxicated state may be removed from the premises.
- Any person purchasing, possessing, or consuming alcohol must be 19 years of age or older and be able to produce acceptable photo ID proving their age.
- Acceptable forms of photo ID at BMO Field are: valid Driver's License; Age of Majority Card; Armed Forces Card; Passport; Canadian Citizenship Card.
NOTE: the Ontario Health Card is not an acceptable form of ID with respect to alcohol at BMO Field. - Alcohol Service Cut-Off Times
- Soccer: Alcohol cut off time is at the 65 minute mark. For Toronto FC matches, the Carlsberg Patio in the North End Plaza remains open after 65 minutes, however, alcohol purchased in this area must be consumed within the barriers and cannot be taken back to your seat. Service of 28 oz. beer is cut-off after half-time.
- Concerts & Non-Sporting Events: Generally, alcohol is cut-off a few minutes after the feature performer has taken the stage. Please check with bar staff at the individual event for more specific information. Please note that these alcohol service cut-off times are only a guideline. BMO Field reserves the right to cut-off alcohol service at any point as necessary.
- While we always strive to provide the most accurate information regarding all BMO Field policies, alcohol policies are subject to change without notice. Please contact Fan Services at 416-263-5708 with any questions.
