Any problems bringing baby bottles into Miller Park?

[jrodbrewcrew]

My wife and I are taking our 4-month old to a game on July 10th and we were wondering if anyone has experience bringing baby bottles into the stadium. Do they open them up and smell them or anything? In this day and age, it wouldn't surprise me if someone tried to sneak in Rumchatta or something like that in a baby bottle. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

[AZBrewCrew]

The few times ive brought my son when he was under a year they never batted an eye. The airport is a different story however, lol

[pretendastronaut]

My kids are 6 now, but I did take them when they were under one and I don't think they even checked my bags then.

[jrodbrewcrew]

I didn't think it would be an issue, but it's something we've never had to think about in the past. Thanks for the replies!

[whizkid]

Here's the Miller Park A-Z guide:

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/mil/ballpark/information/index.jsp?content=guide

 

For carry-ins they don't allow glass bottles or cans, unopened plastic is ok. So plastic baby bottles may be better than glass but I don't know. There is a guest relations phone number you can call near the top of the link.

[jrodbrewcrew]

Here's the Miller Park A-Z guide:

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/mil/ballpark/information/index.jsp?content=guide

 

For carry-ins they don't allow glass bottles or cans, unopened plastic is ok. So plastic baby bottles may be better than glass but I don't know. There is a guest relations phone number you can call near the top of the link.

 

Awesome, thank you much!

[Bikeage77]

I bring em in filled with White Russians all the time! Just tell the guy yer wife is already in, and you forgot it in the car.

[temke]

Diaper bags barely get checked. I always said this would be the way to smuggle booze into games.