In many music festivals and other performances, organizers usually stipulate that spectators are not allowed to bring water into the venue. This regulation has caused some controversy, some people think it is illegal, because the audience needs to maintain physical strength and water supplement. So, is it legal?

first of all, according to the law, the organizer has the right to formulate relevant regulations and management measures according to the actual situation of the venue and activities to ensure the smooth progress of the activities and the safety of the audience. Therefore, if the organizer thinks that not allowing the audience to bring water into the venue can better ensure the safety and smooth progress of the event, then this regulation is legal.

Secondly, not allowing the audience to bring water into the venue does not mean that the audience cannot get drinking water. Usually, the organizer will set up drinking water stations or stalls selling drinking water in the venue, where the audience can buy drinking water or get drinking water for free to meet their own needs. Therefore, the audience's drinking water demand will not be greatly affected.

Finally, it is also to protect the environment that spectators are not allowed to bring water into the venue. If the audience is allowed to bring water into the venue, it is likely to produce a lot of garbage and waste, increasing the environmental burden and cleaning costs. Not allowing the audience to bring water into the venue can effectively control the generation of garbage and waste and protect the environment.

to sum up, it is legal not to allow spectators to bring water into the venue. Organizers have the right to formulate relevant regulations and management measures according to the actual situation of the venue and activities to ensure the smooth progress of the activities and the safety of the audience. At the same time, visitors are not allowed to bring water into the venue to meet their drinking water needs and protect the environment.