37 Items You Can’t Bring to Trump’s Wildwood, NJ, Rally

Former President Donald Trump returns to Wildwood on Saturday for a rally for his candidacy for the presidency in 2024.

As expected, now that we are getting closer to Saturday's rally, we are getting a much clearer picture of the dos and don'ts for rallygoers. Mostly, they are don'ts.

The Secret Service List of Prohibited Items at Rally

The lengthy list of prohibited items at former President Donald Trump's Rally this Saturday is extensive, to put it mildly.

The list includes alcoholic beverages, chairs, balloons, banners, coolers, drones, fireworks, guns, laser pointers, noisemakers like drums, air horns, whistles, and umbrellas. See the complete list below.

Rally Capacity and Other Important Information

Rally capacity will be limited to 20,000 people, with participants needing a ticket to get onto the beach, according to a Wildwood city spokeswoman.

Earlier information listed a beach capacity of 40,000 people, giving the impression that 40,000 people would be allowed on the beach. Not so.

Here's another thing you should be prepared for on Saturday in Wildwood. The town parking meters will be activated on Thursday, May 9th, and will be operating on Saturday.

The rally is on Saturday, May 11th. The doors will open at noon. Trump is expected to speak at 5 pm.

The rally will be held on the beach at 3601 Boardwalk, behind the Greater Wildwoods Visitor Center, in the same area where the Barefoot Country Music Festival is held.

Tickets for the rally are available on the Trump website, donaldjtrump.com

A helpline for those planning to attend the Trump rally has been established by the Cape May County Republican Committee at 609-741-8069.

Here's the Complete Secret Service Prohibited List:

- Aerosols
- alcoholic beverages
- appliances, i.e. toasters
- backpacks, bags, or suitcases exceeding 12" X 14" X 5"
- balloons
- balls
- banners, signs or placards
- chairs
- coolers
- drones
- e-cigarettes
- explosives of any kind, including firecrackers
- firearms
- glass, thermal and metal containers
- laser lights or laser pointers
- mace or pepper spray
- noisemakers such as air horns, whistles, drums, bullhorns, etc.
- packages
- poles, sticks, selfie sticks
- spray containers
- structures
- supports for signs or placards
- tripods
- umbrellas
- weapons