Peanut allergy at FedExForum

Memphis Grizzlies · Memphis, TN

Peanuts sold · nuts sold · researched Oct 16, 2026

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Peanut or tree-nut allergy? A label, a peanut-free game, or a cleaned section does not remove the risk of cross-contact or peanut dust elsewhere in the building. Confirm the details with the venue before you buy tickets and again on game day, and follow your allergist’s plan.

The Grizzlies publish no peanut-free or nut-free game, and FedExForum labels no food nut-free. Its food page lists roasted nuts at I-Pop Gourmet Popcorn, and the 2024-25 suite menu sold dry-roasted peanuts.

Peanut-allergy games

We found no peanut-allergy game, section or suite for the 2026-27 season. We searched the Memphis Grizzlies’ and FedExForum’s own websites on Oct 29, 2026.

Teams can add theme nights during the season. Ask the team before you buy tickets.

Are peanuts or tree nuts sold?

Peanuts are sold (2024-25 menu); not stated whether in the shell. The suite menu sells Dry-Roasted Peanuts and includes them in The Snack Attack with snack mix, pretzel twists and kettle-style potato chips.

Nuts are sold (kind not named). I-Pop Gourmet Popcorn, across from Section 107, sells gourmet popcorn in a variety of flavors and roasted nuts.

How the venue handles allergies

The arena's guide does not address food allergies. It directs questions to the Guest Relations Hotline at 901.205.1535 and to Guest Relations Centers at Sections 102 and 202. First Aid stations are at Section 102 (Plaza) and Section 202 (Terrace). Medically necessary bags are allowed and enter through marked doors in the Grand Lobby.

Allergy contact

Ask before you go

Fill in the date, your section and your name. Read it out when you call, or copy it. Ask a couple of weeks ahead, and bring the answer with you. Going sooner? Call the number above.

Bringing your own food

Outside food or beverages of any kind are prohibited, and items found during a search must be thrown away before entry. The guide does not state a dietary or medical exception.