What you can't bring to Pan Am Games venues

Frisbees, flags and canoes are just some of the 25 banned items that appear on a list issued by the event's organizers Tuesday.

Here's a list of some items not permitted inside the venues. They are subject to confiscation:

• Firearms
• Knives, pepper spray and noxious substances (kirpans excepted)
• Projectiles
• Martial arts equipment
• Chains, padlocks and other lock-on devices
• Explosives
• Flammable liquids or spray paint
• Illicit narcotics
• Glass bottles and cans (with the exception of empty personal aluminum water bottles and baby bottles)
• Banners, signs or materials displaying messages, slogans or images that advocate or could incite hatred, racism or violence; are sexually or violently graphic or deemed unsuitable for a family audience.
• Large bags including knapsacks, containers, coolers and ice chests. [not to exceed 9" x 5" x 11" (23 cm x 13 cm x 28 cm)]
• Outside food or beverage. (exceptions include baby formula, baby food and single-serving portions for those with dietary restrictions)
• Outside alcohol

Organizers say the following actions are restricted invenues:

• Unauthorized broadcasting, recording or transmitting any event taking place within a venue through the use of personal or professional devices such as smartphones, tablets and video cameras.
• Flash photography or the use of other lighting devices anywhere around the field of play.
• Ambush marketing of any kind including unauthorized commercial or promotional activities; attempting to distribute leaflets, pamphlets, non-approved publications, wearable items or premium giveaways; attempting to create an unauthorized brand affinity or presence; and unauthorized selling or possessing items with intent to sell.