Stars games , are they posted??

[garcia946]

My wife just won some tickets to a Stars game ( home game )i think they play in the AA , is it posted? Never been there , so I`d like to know ahead of time.
Thanks ....

[LarryH]

If the Stars are a professional sports team, that alone will make carry (into the stadium) no-go. Shouldn't affect leaving your gun(s) in the car, but do you want to risk having it(them) stolen from the parking lot?

[garcia946]

Ok , Ive never been so go to know.

[cougartex]

The Dalllas Stars are in the NHL, a professional sports team, so you cannot carry.

[Keith B]

These are professional sporting events and should be taught as off limits in your CHL classes.

[AEA]

Additionally, it might be worth noting to the OP that the AA Center is always posted no matter what is going on there. Even if it was a Pecan Pie cook off that would not normally be off limits to CHL, the AA enter is posted 30.06.

[ScottDLS]

Additionally, it might be worth noting to the OP that the AA Center is always posted no matter what is going on there. Even if it was a Pecan Pie cook off that would not normally be off limits to CHL, the AA enter is posted 30.06.

And it should be noted that the Center is owned by the City of Dallas, making the 30.06 ineffective.

[JJVP]

My wife just won some tickets to a Stars game ( home game )i think they play in the AA , is it posted? Never been there , so I`d like to know ahead of time.
Thanks ....

PC §46.035. UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF HANDGUN BY LICENSE
HOLDER. (a) A license holder commits an offense if the license
holder carries a handgun on or about the license holder's person
under the authority of Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code,
and intentionally fails to conceal the handgun.
(b) A license holder commits an offense if the license holder intentionally,
knowingly, or recklessly carries a handgun under the authority
of Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code, regardless of
whether the handgun is concealed, on or about the license holder's
person:
(1) on the premises of a business that has a permit or license issued
under Chapter 25,28,32,69, or 74, Alcoholic Beverage Code, if
the business derives 51 percent or more of its income from the sale or
service of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption, as determined
by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission under Section
104.06, Alcoholic Beverage Code;
(2) on the premises where a high school, collegiate, or professional
sporting event or interscholastic event is taking place, unless
the license holder is a participant in the event and a handgun is used
in the event;

[ScottDLS]

But you're good to go at the Pecan Pie Cookoff, unless the City Council decides to have a meeting at the AA center at the same time.

[JCole]

Yet, they always seem to have metal detectors and people with wands at the entrances, even during non-sporting events like concerts.

[AEA]

Yup and the following is from their website:

Prohibited Items

For safety reasons, patrons may be refused entry if they are in possession of prohibited items including, but not limited to: alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, food, drinks, glass/plastic/metal containers, video recorders, audio recorders, fireworks, laser pointers, backpacks, coolers, knives over 5 inches in length, weapons of any type, baby seats or carriers, unauthorized noise makers, glitter, confetti, Frisbees, streamers, helium balloons, beach balls, parcels or packages, inflatables, or large bags of any kind. Cameras with lenses that are 4 or more inches in length are not allowed except for Dallas Stars games. The guest must throw the prohibited item in the trash or return the item to their vehicle. American Airlines Center reserves the right to confiscate any prohibited items and/or escort the guest from the building.

[Kythas]

Additionally, it might be worth noting to the OP that the AA Center is always posted no matter what is going on there. Even if it was a Pecan Pie cook off that would not normally be off limits to CHL, the AA enter is posted 30.06.

And it should be noted that the Center is owned by the City of Dallas, making the 30.06 ineffective.

I had season tickets to the Stars last season and never saw a 30.06 anywhere in the AAC. However, they do have metal detectors and wands and, as it is a professional sporting event, I never went armed. My car did get broken into one night while I was at the game.

[ScottDLS]

Yup and the following is from their website:

Prohibited Items

For safety reasons, patrons may be refused entry if they are in possession of prohibited items including, but not limited to: alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, food, drinks, glass/plastic/metal containers, video recorders, audio recorders, fireworks, laser pointers, backpacks, coolers, knives over 5 inches in length, weapons of any type, baby seats or carriers, unauthorized noise makers, glitter, confetti, Frisbees, streamers, helium balloons, beach balls, parcels or packages, inflatables, or large bags of any kind. Cameras with lenses that are 4 or more inches in length are not allowed except for Dallas Stars games. The guest must throw the prohibited item in the trash or return the item to their vehicle. American Airlines Center reserves the right to confiscate any prohibited items and/or escort the guest from the building.

I have observed this as well. I guess if you were able to sneak your weapon through (other than to a professional or school sporting event), you would not be able to be criminally charged if later discovered.

[chabouk]

Hmmm... a very interesting and significant edit took place in this thread.

[pbwalker]

Hmmm... a very interesting and significant edit took place in this thread.

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