Amman:Organisers of the DF UNCAGED Fight Night have outlined entry rules for attendees, urging ticket holders to arrive at least one hour before the event. This is to allow sufficient time for security checks and ensure smooth entry to the Roman Theatre in Amman, where the event will take place on Friday.
According to Jordan News Agency, doors will open at 300 p.m., and children under the age of 10 are not permitted to attend. Attendees aged 10 and above must have individual tickets. Each ticket includes a QR code for scanning at the entrance and is valid for one-time entry only. Duplicated, photographed, or altered tickets will not be accepted, and tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Tickets must be purchased through officially authorised outlets, with resale above face value or for commercial purposes strictly prohibited. All attendees and their belongings may undergo security searches upon entry. Prohibited items include weapons, sharp objects, fireworks, flares, smoke devices, laser pointers, outside food and beverages, alcohol, and illegal substances. Personal photography and video recording are banned inside the venue, along with professional cameras, recording equipment, and drones.
Attendees are also warned against climbing on the theatre's ruins, columns, or walls, or entering restricted areas. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas. The organisers reserve the right to deny entry or remove anyone violating the rules or engaging in unsafe behavior without a refund, including those suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. They also disclaim responsibility for lost, stolen, or damaged personal belongings.
By purchasing a ticket, attendees consent to potentially appearing in photographs and recordings taken, broadcast, or published by the organisers for media, promotional, and documentation purposes related to the event. The week-long event is organised by Makana 360 and Jordan Combat Consulting, in cooperation with the Jordan MMA Federation, and is supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Jordan Tourism Board.