I know the Ford Center is owned by the State, I'm sure the Cox is too.
It is not illegal to carry at the movies..... I was there last Friday, did not notice any signs, did not really look for one.
I wonder if it's owned by the State? Which brings up another question. There's a little park where I live and it has a building there on the property. I have no idea who owns this thing. Am I supposed to call the City I'm in and ask who owns the park? Same for other areas, how are we supposed to know who owns buildings on what may or may not be state property, if they're not going to post it?
I don't believe the state owns any movie theaters. Can't imagine why they should.
That's my point we shouldn't have to assume things aren't owned. When a law is passed and implemented, shouldn't the law makers make it as user friendly as possible for the public to have complete knowledge of the law and be able to abide by it? Unless, there intentions are otherwise. Maybe they fail to remember these things.
The main thing to think about is this: If it is not illegal according to state law, I don't worry about even looking for signs. It is CONCEALED! If I were caught and asked to leave a place that is posted, I would leave.
They did have signs on the movie side - didn't notice on the Imax side.
However, it is not a building for the purpose of doing business with the public.
But a Thunder game is a professional sporting event.
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