Q: Is public Wi-Fi available?
A: No. Public Wi-Fi is not available at Glasgow 2026 competition venues.
Mobile phone coverage will be available, although signal strength may vary during busy periods.
We recommend adding your tickets to your mobile wallet or downloading them to your device before you travel. You may also wish to save any travel information or venue maps to your device before arriving.
Q: Are gender-neutral toilets available?
A: Yes. Gender-neutral toilets are available at all Glasgow 2026 competition venues.
These facilities are clearly signposted and located within the main concourse or spectator areas. If you need help finding the nearest facility, please ask a volunteer or steward.
Q: Are baby changing facilities available?
A: Yes. Baby changing facilities are available at all Glasgow 2026 competition venues.
Please ask a volunteer or steward if you need help locating the nearest facility.
Q: Are there facilities for breastfeeding?
A: There are no dedicated breastfeeding facilities at our venues. However, if you would prefer a quieter space, you are welcome to use the Family Rest Area, located within the spectator plaza or concourse area.
No advance booking is required. If you need assistance, please speak to a volunteer, steward or member of staff at an Information Point.
Q: Is there a quiet space available?
A: While there is no dedicated quiet room, every competition venue has a quieter space within the Family Rest Area where spectators can take a break from the noise and crowds.
These shared spaces provide seating and separate areas for different users. Please note that they are not soundproof, so some background noise should be expected.
No advance booking is required. Simply ask a volunteer or steward for directions when you arrive.
Q: Is buggy storage available?
A: Yes. Free buggy storage is available at every competition venue.
For safety reasons, prams, pushchairs and strollers cannot be taken into seating areas.
Please remove any valuables, bags or loose items before leaving your buggy in the storage area. On arrival, a volunteer or steward will direct you to the nearest buggy storage location.
Q: What items are restricted?
A: A list of restricted items can be found here: https://www.glasgow2026.com/getready-safety
Q: Can I bring a bag?
A: Yes. One soft-sided bag per person is permitted, provided it is no larger than 48cm (L) x 34cm (H) x 23cm (D).
Q: Is there any storage for bags or personal belongings?
A: Unfortunately, there is no storage available for bags or personal belongings at any of the competition venues. Storage areas are reserved for prams/buggies and wheelchairs only. E
Each spectator may bring one soft-sided bag into the venue, provided it is no larger than 48cm x 34cm x 23cm (length x height x depth).
Q: Is smoking permitted?
A: All Glasgow 2026 venues are smoke-free. Smoking, including the use of electronic cigarettes or vapes, is not permitted within any Games venue.
Q: Can I take photographs/videos?
A: Photography and filming for personal use are welcome. Please note that tripods, monopods and other professional photographic equipment are restricted items and are not permitted inside venues.
Q: Where can I buy merchandise?
A: Merchandise outlets will be available at every venue, offering a range of official Glasgow 2026 products and souvenirs.
Q: Can I bring a flag?
A: National flags of competing nations, the Union flag and the LGBTQ+ flag (and individual community flags) are permitted but must not be more than 0.5m x 1m in size and not attached to a flag pole.
Flags of non-competing nations are not allowed.
Q: Can I pay by cash?
A: All venues are cashless. Please bring a debit or credit card or another contactless payment method.
Q: What happens if I require any medical assistance?
A: If you require medical assistance during your visit, please speak to the nearest steward, volunteer or member of staff, who will be able to direct you to the venue's medical team.
Q: Can I bring in my medication?
A: Prescribed medication or commercially packaged and clearly labelled medication for personal use is permitted.
Q: Can I bring in medication that is administered via needle/syringe?
Prescribed medication, including any needles or syringes required for personal medical use, is permitted within our venues. There is no requirement to provide a medical note; however, we recommend keeping medication in its original packaging where possible, as this may help security staff if any checks are required.
If you need to administer your medication during the session, please speak to a member of the First Aid team in the first instance. They will be able to direct you to the most appropriate location.
Please retain any medical waste, such as used needles or syringes, and take it away with you when you leave the venue so it can be disposed of safely.
Q: What do I do if I lose something when I'm attending an event?
A: If the item was lost at one of the SEC venues (The Hydro, SEC Armadillo or SEC Centre):
If you think you've lost an item and you are still at the venue, please visit the nearest Information Point as soon as possible. Information Point staff will check the venue's lost property system and, if your item has been handed in, will help reunite you with it.
If your item has not yet been found, Information Point staff will take a report and advise you on how to follow up with the SEC team after your visit.
If the item was lost at a Glasgow Life venue (Scotstoun Stadium, Tollcross International Swimming Centre or Glasgow International Arena):
Please visit the Information Point as soon as possible if you are still at the venue. Volunteers will check whether your item has been handed in and, if so, will help reunite you with it.
If your item has not been found, your details and a description of the item will be recorded. You may wish to check back at the Information Point before leaving the venue, as items are often handed in during the event.
If the item is not found before the venue closes, please contact the Glasgow 2026 Customer Service team after your visit for further assistance. Glasgow 2026 Customer Service
Q: What do I do if I find something when I'm attending an event?
A: If the item was found at one of the Glasgow 2026 competition venues (Scotstoun Stadium, Tollcross International Swimming Centre, Glasgow International Arena, The Hydro, SEC Armadillo or SEC Centre):
Please hand the item in at the nearest Information Point. If you're unable to do so, give it to the nearest event steward, who will ensure it is taken to an Information Point and logged into the Lost and Found system.
Q: I've already left the venue. Who should I contact about a lost item?
A: If it was lost at one of the SEC venues (The Hydro, SEC Armadillo, SEC Centre/ Halls 3, 4 or 5):
Please contact the SEC team, who manage lost property for all SEC venues. SEC Contact
If it was lost at one of the Glasgow Life venues (Scotstoun Stadium, Tollcross International Swimming Centre and Glasgow International Arena):
Please contact the Glasgow 2026 Customer Service team with the following information and they will try to help locate the item:
- the venue and date of your visit
- where you think you lost the item
- a description of the item
- your name and email address.
Following the Games, any unclaimed items will be transferred to Police Scotland.