Planning to attend a Winnipeg Whiteout Street Party?

Released: April 23, 2025 at 9:32 a.m.

If you plan on cheering on the Winnipeg Jets by attending a Whiteout Street Party, stay safe by following these tips:

  • Keep personal belongings to a minimum. Security will be restricting access on large bags and backpacks. More information can be found at Winnipeg Whiteout Street Party.
  • ­Designate a meeting place. Large crowds are expected, increasing the chances of becoming inadvertently separated from your group.
  • Parking will be at a premium. Consider carpooling with friends or family, walking or cycling, or taking public transit to help reduce congestion and delays.
  • Please drink responsibly. Unless you are in a designated licensed area, open liquor is prohibited.
  • Smoking/use of cannabis in your vehicle or in public is prohibited. This includes sidewalks, parks, school grounds, and restaurants patios.
  • Be aware of your surroundings. If something doesn't look right flag down an officer and let them know, or call the police at 9-1-1 or 204-986-6222.

Other things to keep in mind:

Additional officers and resources will be deployed on game days in order to keep you safe and spirited! Residents can expect to see an increased police presence before and after the games.

Private drone use is prohibited over crowds, and operators could face serious penalties. Private drones must be operated away from bystanders, crowds, emergency operations and advertised events.

A drone's loss of control or malfunction poses a serious risk of injury to the public. Unauthorized drone use may also interfere with certified/authorized aircraft in the area, including violation of Transport Canada regulations.

Visit us online for everything you need to know about attending the Whiteout Street Party, including road closures, transit reroutes and more. By staying informed and aware, we can all stay safe while enjoying the festivities. 

Go Jets go!

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