FAQ
When attending an airshow, it's essential to be well-prepared, but there are certain items you should avoid bringing to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all attendees. Here's a list of what to bring and what not to bring:
Can Bring
- Tickets and identification: Ensure you have your tickets and any necessary identification with you for entry.
- Comfortable clothing and footwear: Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on various terrains.
- Sun protection: Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat to protect yourself from the sun. Sun canopies are not allowed due to airport regulations.
- Water: Carry a non-breakable refillable water bottle to stay hydrated and energized during the event.
- Camera and binoculars: Capture the exciting moments with your camera or smartphone and bring binoculars for a closer look at aerial displays.
- Folding chairs or blankets: GA will not have seating. Please bring chairs or blankets to sit on if you are in the general admission area.
- Cash and cards: Bring some cash and cards for purchasing food, souvenirs, or any other services that might be available at the event.
- Rain gear: Check the weather forecast and be prepared for any potential rain with a raincoat or poncho.
- First aid kit: A small first aid kit with basic medical supplies can be handy for minor injuries.
- Ear protection: Airshows can be loud, so consider bringing earplugs or noise-canceling headphones, especially if you have sensitive hearing.
- Babies / Children’s food: You are permitted to bring snacks, milk and foods for babies and small children.
Cannot Bring
- Weapons and dangerous items: Leave all weapons, firearms, knives, and any potentially hazardous objects at home.
- Alcohol and illegal substances: Airshows are family-friendly events, and alcohol and illegal substances are usually prohibited unless purchased at certified vendors
- Outside food or beverages: no outside food or beverages are allowed, but you can bring a non-breakable refillable water bottle (see the Can Bring section).
- Coolers: any cooler filled with outside food or beverages will not be allowed into the Air Show, unless needed for babies/small children’s food and milk (see the Can Bring section).
- Large bags or backpacks: Avoid bringing large bags or backpacks as they may be subject to search or pose a safety hazard in crowded areas.
- Pets: With the exception of service animals, leave pets at home as airshows can be loud and crowded, which may stress them out.
- Glass containers: To prevent injuries and litter, avoid bringing glass containers to the airshow.
- Distracting items: Do not bring items like laser pointers that could distract or interfere with the pilots or aircraft.
- Drones: Our airshow has strict rules against bringing drones, as they can interfere with aircraft operations.
- Unauthorized aircraft or vehicles: Only authorized aircraft and vehicles are allowed on the airshow grounds.
It's always a good idea to check the specific rules and regulations of the airshow you plan to attend, as some events may have additional restrictions or requirements based on the location and the organizers' policies.
VIP seating at the Yellowstone International Air Show provides a premium viewing experience with comfortable seating and unobstructed views of the aerial displays. These seats are typically located in a prime location, such as a designated VIP section near the flight line or in an elevated area that offers a panoramic view of the entire show. We also offer a large hospitality tent that provides shade, food and beverages, and additional seating.
The YIAS features of VIP seating will include:
- Comfortable seating: VIP seating is designed for comfort, with plenty of legroom and space to stretch out.
- Unobstructed views: VIP seating is located in a prime viewing area, with clear sightlines of the flight line and aerial displays. There are often no obstructions or obstacles to obstruct the view.
- Exclusive access: VIP seating offers exclusive access to areas that are not open to the general public, such as hospitality tents and/or private lounges with private restrooms.
- Catering: VIP seating will come with a complimentary BBQ menu water included. There will be access to beverage service that is user pay and/or cash bar.
- Private Parking: VIP seating will offer a private parking area that’s closer to the gates.
- Handicap and disabled access: VIP seating will offer an area for the handicap and disabled.
- Personalized service: VIP seating often comes with personalized service, with attendants available to assist with any needs or requests.
Overall, VIP seating at the Yellowstone International Air Show offers a premium experience that allows you to enjoy the spectacle of the show in comfort and style.