Coors Field

[glockmaster]

Has anyone ever carried into Coors field? or is it not allowed. My Son got
some free tickets for tonight and was wondering if anyone has carried there.

[7idl]

should be ok, I've carried there

(this message is probably too late thanks to the host crummy configs)

[KarlPMann]

Last time I was there, there were signs saying no weapons allowed. That was before the current law however. Karl.

[Gman]

Last time I was there, they had wand type metal detectors at the turnstyles. I'm not sure how they were deciding to pick lucky winners for the privilege, but I didn't have any problems with my Kel-Tec P3AT in my front pocket. Then again I made it into Invesco the same way with their pat-down searches. Pepsi center has metal detectors in place.

[7idl]

I remember going to a pre-screening of The Phantom of the Opera (suxed, IMHO btw)

they had people wanding everyone entering the theater.. I had my 1911 on my side and they didn't even blink an eye!

[PsychoI3oy]

I worked security at one of those pre-screens for Fantastic Four.


All we were told to care about was video recording devices.

[Pistol Packing Preacher]

Hey 7idl, did they detect your 1911 and turned a blind eye or did they not even detect it? :roll:

[7idl]

didn't even detect it IIRC

[DanaT]

I believe (although not 100%) that Coors Field and Invesco Field would be treated differently than the Pepsi Center.

How I read the law is they can only ban CCW in PUBLIC buildings/areas if all people going in are subjected to electronic screening. Private buisnesses/buildings can do as they wish.

I believe that Coors Field and Invseco are owned by the City of Denver thereby making them publically owned, whereas the Pepsi Center is owned by a private firm.

Now that said, the Denver Zoo is public, howvere they claim no firearms are allowed.

-Dana

[drgoodtymes]

Anyone have an update on Coors Field? Going next sunday, was thinking about my p238 in my front pocket