If you are lucky enough to be going, you need to just double check before venturing out with your vast picnic hamper and other gear as to what items are actually banned at the Olympics.
No frisbees, no picnic hampers, no liquids, no noise making items, no oversized flags larger than 1m x 2m and so the list goes on….
Apparently the Beijing Olympics was also heavily criticised for the restrictions, but if you are unsure and don’t want to have items confiscated, then think airport security measures, and you won’t go far wrong.
Equally, if you want to just breeze through the security checks with minimum delay, then do travel light…
There will be baggage scanners, and I suppose if you think about it, these measures are necessary. So as long as it’s a small cool bag you probably will be ok. Just check for full information on the website. We’ve found the link here.
If you need other ideas for what to pack in your lunch, check out our 365 Lunch Box Challenge blog here
And if your picnic bag has seen better days, do check out our picnic range, with ice packs and other picnic essentials over on the Lunchbox World shop
So will you be watching the Olympics on TV at home or at the venues?
The Lunchbox World Team x
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