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An update:

I took my daughter to see Peppa Pig Live at Dallas Music Hall in February of 2016 and they had a 30.06 sign posted. I was sort of annoyed since I knew it was invalid, but as strongly as I believe that the Music Hall should follow the law, I'm not inclined to have that argument with my three-year-old in tow. Consequently, I put my gun back in my car and prayed to the parking lot gods that my car not be broken into.

Yesterday, however, my wife and I went to see Ragtime, and the signs were no longer posted. Looking at the history of this thread, it appears that they have flipflopped on the signage issue on multiple occasions. This is of particular concern to me since I had a bad experience at Fair Park a few years ago.

I have nothing but the utmost respect for the rights of business owners to post a 30.06 sign and bar the carrying of a firearm on their premises. I disagree with their position, but when I'm on their property, it's there call. But, as we all know, city property isn't "their" property; it's mine, and yours, and everyone else's, and the law treats city differently than private property. I wish the City of Dallas would learn to consistently follow the law.