What should you pay attention to when watching the game?

Be a civilized competition spectator

Director Qian of the Political Department of the Public Security Detachment told reporters that many citizens in our city have purchased Olympic tickets, but there are many things to pay attention to when watching Olympic games.

Be sure to arrive on time at the venue. Large-scale sports competitions generally have a large number of spectators. If you want to enter the stadium on time, you should first carefully study the route to see what kind of transportation route is most suitable. Moreover, most sports venues are built in prosperous areas. Spectators pour into the same location from all directions in the city. Every spectator should pay attention to traffic rules.

Private cars must be parked neatly. People traveling by private car should plan their driving route carefully and think about where relatively free parking spaces may be. If there is a dedicated parking space, you must park according to the instructions of the parking administrator. Do not park randomly for your own convenience. This will not be convenient for other spectators, but may also be blocked by others, and in the end no one can leave.

Don’t fight if there are too many people entering the venue. After arriving at the competition venue on time, try to enter as early as possible or on time. Due to the large number of people, the entrance to the venue and the ticket gates of each channel may be temporarily crowded. As a civilized spectator, you should line up in order to enter the venue.

In addition, when entering with a ticket, you should take the initiative to hold the ticket in your hand so that the staff can check it. Do not stuff it in your bag or clothes pocket, and then take it out after you arrive. This will not only It delays the time of other spectators and makes it inconvenient for ticket checking staff to complete their work.

You must cooperate with the security check. In many large-scale competitions in our country, when spectators enter the venue, staff must conduct security checks on the spectators' backpacks, or require spectators to deposit their backpacks in designated bag storage areas. Spectators should read the spectator instructions before the game to understand what they should do and store their bags in advance.

Do not bring contraband. Director Qian specifically emphasized that the security department has relatively strict requirements for watching official competitions of some sports. For example, when we watch foreign football matches, we can see fans of the winning team lighting fireworks to celebrate. But in our country, this kind of celebration is not allowed. In order to protect the interests of the vast majority of people, the police will remind the audience that it is strictly prohibited to bring inflammable and explosive items and highly toxic and dangerous items into the venue.

In addition, spectators are advised not to bring cans and glass bottles into the venue. Some competitions also prohibit the entry of gongs and drums, banners, binoculars, satchels, backpacks and soft and hard packaged drinks. Before watching a game, it is best to learn more about the special requirements of the organizer of the game you want to watch, and try to bring as little stuff as possible.

In order to protect the rights and interests of Olympic Games rights holders, ordinary spectators or non-registered television reporters are not allowed to carry professional-grade cameras. There are no restrictions on cameras, but please do not block other people's views when using them or affect others' viewing of the game.