Restrictions Added to Binghamton WWE Show

Make sure you leave your knives, whiskey, luggage and selfie sticks at home if you plan to go to WWE Live: Road to Wrestlemania on March 20.

Broome County Executive Director Debra Preston, Director of the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena Anthony Capozzi and Broome Security Director James Dadamio called a news conference to announce restrictions for the show.

Attendees will be screened through a metal detector and, due to some added restrictions from the WWE, are being asked to come a little early.  The show starts at 7 and doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Parking is available at $4 per car under Governmental Plaza.

The WWE is banning:

• bags and briefcases
• backpacks
• women’s purses, but small clutch bags are allowed
• video cameras and recording devices
• laser pointers or noise makers
• weapons of any kind
• alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or paraphernalia
• selfie sticks
• lap top computers or tablets
• coolers
• luggage of any kind
• camera bags
• any non-WWE brand masks