Sunseekers are being warned not to consume alcohol in Kelvingrove Park.
Extra police patrols will be out over the Easter break to remind people of the law.
Temperatures are already rising at the start of the holiday weekend.
Hundreds of people are expected to sit out in the city's parks over the coming few days.
But Kelvingrove Park is among a number of parks covered by local laws banning alcohol from being consumed.
Last year, booze was blamed for a number of disturbances as temperatures soared.
Empty beer bottles and cans were also a large part of a litter problem.
Clean-up behaviour
Glasgow City Council has since introduced new king-sized bins to alleviate that headache.
But it seems Police Scotland want to clean up behaviour too.
A tweet was posted by the force's North West city sub-division.
It urges people to act responsibly.
And it warned people that they face being charged if caught in the act of consuming alcohol.
The tweet read: "Extra patrols have been organised for this weekend in Kelvingrove Park.
"Weather looks nice and we remind all persons to act responsibly.
Kelvingrove Park
— Glasgow NW Police (@GlasgowNWPolice) April 19, 2019
Extra patrols have been organised for this weekend in Kelvingrove Park. Weather looks nice and we remind all persons enjoying the park to act responsibly. Remember drinking alcohol in the park is an offence. Dont take the chance of being charged. pic.twitter.com/XCjYlbKNu4
"Remember drinking alcohol in the park is an offence.
"Don't take the chance of being charged."
