Guidelines for entry and security at one of Coventry’s most significant recent occasions have been announced. The Coventry City FC We’re back Live procession and celebration will occur on Bank Holiday Monday. The gathering marks the Sky Blues’ elevation to the Premier League. The celebration takes place at War Memorial Park with anticipated attendance of up to 50,000 people, which Coventry City FC has described as the largest celebration the city has ever experienced. The Enemy serves as the main attraction while Tom Grennan performs the opening set beginning at 3pm. Entry requires a ticket, and the event’s admission and security guidelines have been published ahead of the major occasion on May 4. These encompass operating hours alongside anticipated security measures, including those related to vaping devices. Gates open at 1pm and close at 7pm, with final admission permitted at 3pm. Attendees have been asked to remain understanding as extended queues may develop during peak times. Anyone departing before the event concludes will not be permitted to return. Every ticket holder must undergo inspection by authorised security staff upon arrival. Detection wands form part of the screening process at entry points. Minors discovered carrying non-recyclable vaping devices will have these items confiscated. Adults aged 18 and above who appear potentially underage will be required to provide identification, and any vaping equipment will be seized without proof of age. Persons carrying medication must inform security personnel at the entrance. Several prohibited items are not permitted, with CoventryLive having compiled the complete inventory of items supporters cannot bring to the gathering.