Do’s & Don’ts

March Air Reserve Base is a U.S. Government Federal Installation

Federal laws and California State Laws may apply.

Law Enforcement from all jurisdictions will be present for the airshow.

Real Identification (ID) is required to be on your person for adults.

Non-Real ID holders (Federal Limits Apply) require a second form of identification.

By entering the installation and airshow secure area, you are consenting to a search of your

person and your personal belongings.

All patrons will be required to be screened and walk-

through metal detectors to enter the Air Show.

Service Dogs
Folding Chairs
Umbrellas (handheld)
Wagons
Strollers
Snacks
Water bottles (plastic, factory sealed, open once inside airshow)
Back Packs (small, unlocked, subject to inspection at any time)
Hydrations Backpacks/Camel Backs (empty upon entering, fill at the airshow)
Smoking (designated areas only, cigars, cigarettes, vapes)
Medications with prescription (tiny cooler/pack accepted on a case-by-case basis)

Aerosols
Firearms (regardless of credential or CCW)
Ammunition/ExplosivesMace or pepper spray
Knives (any sort or blade size)
Weapons (brass knuckles, blackjacks/flapjacks, etc.)
Toy Guns
Batons, collapsible batons
Drones/any unmanned systems/Radio Controlled (regardless of FAA Part 107 Pilot Certificate)
Lasers, Laser pointers
Drugs/drug paraphernalia (of any kind, to include all marijuana types)
Marijuana vape concentrate (wax/strips/patches/dabs/vials)
Alcoholic Beverages
Glass bottles, thermal containers, metal cans
Shelters/tents (Easy-ups, pop-ups, quick shelters)
Coolers (of any type/kind)
Radio Equipment (scanners, transmitters)
Bicycles/Roller skates, skateboards, hoverboards, Segways
Recreational motorized mobility devices
Scooters
Pets or Animals
Range Finders
Flammable liquids