Every Item Prohibited From The DECC In Duluth, Minnesota

If you are reading this in the Northland right now, chances are very high that you have been to some sort of event or show at the DECC! The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center is not only huge but it has so much going on all the time.

They house everything from country and rock shows at AMSOIL Arena to awesome comedy shows at DECC Symphony Hall with the biggest names in the business.

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No matter which type of show you are attending or plan to attend in the future, planning ahead is key.

There are some things you can't bring into the space and others that you can bring in that might surprise you.

DECC parking sign in Duluth, MN — Nick Cooper - TSM Duluth

We have rounded up everything that you cannot bring into the space, in case you're curious, and a few things that are allowed. Bookmark this page so you can circle back to it before your next event at the convention center.

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This will also save you the hassle of having to bring something back to your car after you pack. We definitely don't want that - I have had to do that before and I almost missed a show.

DECC Arena and Symphony Hall entrance in Duluth, MN — Nick Cooper - TSM Duluth

It should be noted that cell phones are generally allowed in but some artists may require you to leave it in the car or somewhere else to avoid video or photo leaks. This is rare but it does happen at shows sometimes.

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Here you have it - here's every item that is prohibited from the DECC. Don't let one of these items be the reason you miss part of a show! Item check is not available at the DECC so you will have to return items to your car or toss them.

The DECC In Duluth: What You Can & Can't Bring In

Going to a concert at AMSOIL Arena or a comedy show at DECC Symphony Hall? No matter what you're doing at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, you'll want to know what you can and can't bring in to the venue before you go.

Gallery Credit: Lauren Wells

Items People Are Prohibited From Bringing Into The 2026 Minnesota State Fair

The 2026 Minnesota State Fair is nearly here, with the "Great Minnesota Get-Together" running Thursday, Aug. 27, through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7. If recent years are any indication, the fairgrounds are about to get very busy.

Last year's fair drew 1,940,869 people across its 12-day run — the fifth-highest attendance in the event's history — and it was once again voted the best state fair in America by USA Today readers.

Before you go, the list below is items that will not be allowed into any part of the fairgrounds, as well as additional items that, while they may be allowed into the fairgrounds, are forbidden in the Grandstand for the concerts and events.

Gallery Credit: David Drew