FIFA bans reusable water bottles at World Cup venues, citing safety concerns, according to reports from multiple outlets. The restriction applies within stadium and venue areas, where only certain types of containers are permitted for spectators. FIFA’s decision is presented as part of its venue management and crowd-safety measures for the tournament. The reports describe FIFA’s move as targeting reusable bottles specifically, rather than eliminating all bottled water. They also indicate that venue rules may affect what fans can bring on-site, with enforcement carried out at entry points. While the exact list of permitted items is not detailed in the provided excerpts, both outlets frame the policy as a safety-driven change to standard spectator rules. The ban is therefore positioned as a procedural measure that impacts audience conduct and items allowed inside World Cup grounds during matches. Fans are expected to follow the official venue regulations issued by FIFA and local event authorities to avoid prohibited items.