Just curious as to this venue, I have tickets for me and my two youngest daughters to Dracula ballet next Saturday. Didn't know if they had any signage specifically prohibiting ccw and if they searched everyone, metal detectors etc.
Just curious as to this venue, I have tickets for me and my two youngest daughters to Dracula ballet next Saturday. Didn't know if they had any signage specifically prohibiting ccw and if they searched everyone, metal detectors etc.
I don't know about the signs, but there are no metal detectors.
Thank you, I've never been, and was curious, it'll be a good time
Go to DCPA often and it has never been an issue. Saw Frozen a few months ago and it was the first time they wanted to look in my wife's purse (bag check). They also had additional security present for that show. Never seen that at any other show. Still no issue for CCW.
We are going to Something Rotten! in a few weeks and I am certain it will remain a non issue. Enjoy the show.
Never run across any scanning there.. always carry there
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Thanks guys!! Appreciate it! And I hope we enjoy it!... I was downtown working when they had frozen, was awesome seeing all the "Anna's/Elsa's" ... Gotta love having girls!
So when you see some not-legally-binding vinyl stick on a door there that says, "No Guns" you can sing with glee, "I don't care!!!"
I just had my annual eye exam and the Optometrist has his office in a Lenscrafters store. As I was waiting, I noticed one of these "No Firearms" stickers next to the door. How had I never noticed that before? The corporate office must insist on these things as some type of misguided attempt at limiting their liability. The doctor and I have had numerous discussions about guns, eye protection, and prescriptions to help with aging eyes picking up a crisp, clear front sight while shooting.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
If I was ever asked to leave because of my gun, I would happily do so never to return.
Haha, very true! I ALWAYS carry, with very few exceptions, and I see those signs at times as well. I would definitely agree, if asked to leave , there would be no issue, and I would do so.
That's the weirdest endorsement of your Optometrist's services I've ever read. I guess its working since you're able to see things you couldn't see before :pQuote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Would make a hilarious Yelp review.
Went through the VIP entrance at Pepsi last fall and they were looking in purses. I asked if they were looking for guns, they said no...liquor.
Did they find your hip flask?Quote:
Originally Posted by whitbaby
[Beer]
Nah, I use a plastic flask at those places.Quote:
Originally Posted by BladesNBarrels
Thought it was interesting that they value the revenues of their own liquor revenue$ more than that of human life.
Haha...yep, it's bottom dollar that wins out. For better or worse
IIRC- I was at the DCPA earlier this year (can't remember which theater) and they were wanding when we were there for Alton Brown. I wasn't carrying (had some alcohol with dinner), but had my knife on me and had to badge my way in with the Knife (kind of absurd). I don't know if I wasn't LE and had a gun on me if they would have let me in... YMMV. For the record- it was Argus.
Effective Feb 13, 2018, weapons are prohibited at DCPA. Wands and metal detectors are in place to enforce the City’s new policy.
That is disheartening to hear
Alright, my wife and I are going to a show at the Ellie in a few weeks. Their website just says they started installing metal detectors at the Buell and will be installing them at the other venues soon. Can anyone confirm they have been installed at the Ellie?
This is such a ridiculous pain in the ass. The website lists knives (of any size) and pepper spray as prohibited as well. I guess the next step for removing any chance I have of defending my family is outlawing strong language.
It is a City of Denver policy so there is no point in arguing with DCPA. I spoke to them last week and all of the new security people and contract K9 teams are happy for the employment. Get there early because the line can get long outside the door. Great soft target if you ask me.
For what it's worth I was there last night. No metal detectors, no wands, no patdowns. Security didn't look at me. They did stick a flashlight in my wife's purse, but I'm not sure they really looked in.
Policies like that can quickly and quietly get reduced or dropped entirely if the right patrons get upset.
Just got this in an e-mail... we are going to the symphony later on in the year and they just sent me this:
Looks like this will be my last performance. If I cannot carry, I don't need to go there... well, other than work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colorado Symphony Association
True dat. Theaters are literal kill boxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by rbeau30
So, I had tickets for the ballet and was going to take my youngest daughter. I also received the updated security policy, i called Elli caulking and spoke with security, who reinforced that no ccw was allowed, and even non-uniformed LE would have issue carrying, as well as stating that they didn't have any armed security, so i decided to not go to a soft target/kill box and gave the tickets away. My buddy doesn't carry, but made sure to explain that when he and his wife went, the wanding was minimal, and really could be worked around.
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Originally Posted by dan512