Carry at the Renaissance
- Jack Dupp
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Re: Carry at the Renaissance
I don't because I wouldn't be caught dead at the Fagaissance festival. No offense, just sayin'.
Re: Carry at the Renaissance
No offense taken.
- smithers599
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Re: Carry at the Renaissance
Still, the question remains: do they have metal detectors/wands at the Renaissance? Anybody know?
- Boriqua
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I went about 2 years ago. I remember them checking bags but no metal detectors. Sorry if that is less than useful. I plan to go this year if I can score coupons so I am interested if it was different last year. Love the blacksmith knives and other blacksmith goodies
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They dont check for cc
- Solar_Empire
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Re: Carry at the Renaissance
I've missed the last two years due to work but every other time it was a bag check only. Water only, no other food or drinks. Just be smart about it. I'm going opening weekend this coming sunday and will have my j frame in my pocket. I'll check in and report if there is anything different.
Jack Dupp, can't help but picture you as the balding guy who still wears his high school varsity jacket with that attitude lol.
Jack Dupp, can't help but picture you as the balding guy who still wears his high school varsity jacket with that attitude lol.
- Suck My Glock
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- Jack Dupp
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LOL. Wrong on both accounts. Still have all of my luscious locks... That dang festival has been the bane of my existence for the last 27 years.Solar_Empire wrote: ↑February 3rd, 2020, 10:02 pm
Jack Dupp, can't help but picture you as the balding guy who still wears his high school varsity jacket with that attitude lol.
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If you live anywhere near there I can see it being a giant pain. I Live on S Ellsworth maybe a mile from the 60 and thought .. meh .. I will be there in no time. Shoot I didn't get much past the Walmart and it was sitting traffic all the way to the front gate of the festival. I think it took about an hour.Jack Dupp wrote: ↑February 3rd, 2020, 11:39 pmLOL. Wrong on both accounts. Still have all of my luscious locks... That dang festival has been the bane of my existence for the last 27 years.Solar_Empire wrote: ↑February 3rd, 2020, 10:02 pm
Jack Dupp, can't help but picture you as the balding guy who still wears his high school varsity jacket with that attitude lol.
Like I said .. they checked my camera bag but I was armed and no one wanded me.
- Lobo2087
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Re: Carry at the Renaissance
Alex I have a wand I'll wave at you
Re: Carry at the Renaissance
The past owners of Cunningham's Shooting Range in Queen Creek (Mr. & Mrs. Cunningham and son) all went to all of these renaissance fairs. They were deep into the whole thing.
Re: Carry at the Renaissance
I like to go for the bagpipe contests. I'm Scottish and I have a family kilt I wear when I go. I carry my glock in my sporran.
- Solar_Empire
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Went today, had a blast. One sheriff deputy at the front gate just people watching and another in his vehicle that I noticed. Random bag checks it seemed (maybe because of the opening weekend crowd), buddies diaper bag got checked but me and my little 10L day bag walked right on through. Had my J frame in my pocket all day. No problems at all .
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Re: Carry at the Renaissance
"Can we bring outside food and drink? You may bring one - 16 to 24 ounce factory sealed bottle of water in with you. No other food or drink is permitted."
"Are we allowed to wear weapons? Costume swords and daggers are permitted as long as they are properly sheathed and peace tied by our safety services personnel at the main entrance."
Seems they're more worried about someone using a fake sword or not being able to sell their $12.50 'turkey legs' to people...
"Attire: The Festival is an outdoor event. We suggest you dress for the day’s weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone dressed in a manner that may be deemed by Festival management as offensive. No clothing with written obscenities, violent or sexual images, excessively revealing or transparent fabrics, and offensive symbols. Shirts and shoes are required."
I wonder if they would say anything about a TRUMP shirt or hat? BTW, thank Jesus I don't live out that way anymore, it always made traffic a nightmare for the months it was active...could only drive west in the mornings and east in the evenings so I had to plan accordingly and not head back home until much later in the day. Absolute mess.
"Are we allowed to wear weapons? Costume swords and daggers are permitted as long as they are properly sheathed and peace tied by our safety services personnel at the main entrance."
Seems they're more worried about someone using a fake sword or not being able to sell their $12.50 'turkey legs' to people...
"Attire: The Festival is an outdoor event. We suggest you dress for the day’s weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone dressed in a manner that may be deemed by Festival management as offensive. No clothing with written obscenities, violent or sexual images, excessively revealing or transparent fabrics, and offensive symbols. Shirts and shoes are required."
I wonder if they would say anything about a TRUMP shirt or hat? BTW, thank Jesus I don't live out that way anymore, it always made traffic a nightmare for the months it was active...could only drive west in the mornings and east in the evenings so I had to plan accordingly and not head back home until much later in the day. Absolute mess.