CCW at Coors Field?

[Lex_Luthor]

Yea be careful with the people wanding. I was at the pepsi center a couple weeks ago and they wanded me and I had to walk back to the car or surrender my knife...I didn't tell them about the pistol on me though

Did you leave them both, or bring back the pistol and go in? And since they had already checked you, did they re-check you or just let you in?

[Clint45]

Coors Field area is far from the worst part of Denver, and during the afternoon with tens of thousands of citizens and uniformed policemen everywhere you'll be reasonably safe from the bad guys.

Now, if you are walking by yourself a few blocks from there after the pubs close on a Friday or Saturday night, that's another story.

[Mtn.man]

Coors Field area is far from the worst part of Denver, and during the afternoon with tens of thousands of citizens and uniformed policemen everywhere you'll be reasonably safe from the bad guys.

Now, if you are walking by yourself a few blocks from there after the pubs close on a Friday or Saturday night, that's another story.

Just pay the 10.00 for the Boyz to watch yer stuff.

[Bailey Guns]

Coors Field is owned by the Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District. I don't know if that's a gov't entity or private entity.

[colocowboy01]

Coors Field is owned by the Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District. I don't know if that's a gov't entity or private entity.

I have been told that it is private property.

[ronaldrwl]

They seem more concerned with glass bottles than anything else. I've never been checked. Only our backpacks. But I've never carried to a game. It's a long walk back to the car (lazy).

It does say on their website guns are not permitted.

[TFOGGER]

Coors Field is owned by the Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District. I don't know if that's a gov't entity or private entity.

Since I get to collect sales tax for the Stadium District, I gotta assume that it's owned by the .gov.

[Irving]

Since I get to collect sales tax for the Stadium District, I gotta assume that it's owned by the .gov.

Colorado Mills charged/charges that pif tax and that isn't government owned. Don't know if that is the same though, since it was only the stores on site that charged it.

[xiondavis]

Read it again... Subsections A, b, and c of Section 4 of that CRS are joined with an AND. The way I read it, all three conditions must be met for carrying to be against that section...

[lebru]

Coors Field is owned by the Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District. I don't know if that's a gov't entity or private entity.

I don't think it matters. IIRC if they have either a metal detector, or someone with a metal detector at every entrance (regardless of private or public) you can't carry there. Even if they don't wand everyone, they are there. You can bet your ass the management knows the law too, and thats why they pay the slouch to sit on a bench with a metal detector right next to the entrance.

My mom used to work at Coors Field, thats how I know the metal detector guys are placed at every entrance.