- Mar 23, 2006
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Im not sure of the reason for the ban on outside food it doesnt appear to be a $$$ decision on the part of the venue, since they dont normally serve food at other shows.
Would it work to let people bring in food from outside restaurants say, after 5 p.m. (to avoid the rush when people are trying to enter the venue) for a cash fee, maybe $5? The funds could either go to charity (such as Metalheads for Life) or could be split between the venue and a charity.
Id pay a few extra bucks in a heartbeat in order to be able to grab dinner without missing a band. (On Saturday, I bought a piece of pizza at the venue, but must have gotten the last one in the box.
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Is it a legal issue - like the venue is afraid that I might get food poisoning from my Subway sandwich and then sue Center Stage in an effort to fund my retirement?![Loco :loco: :loco:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Would it work to let people bring in food from outside restaurants say, after 5 p.m. (to avoid the rush when people are trying to enter the venue) for a cash fee, maybe $5? The funds could either go to charity (such as Metalheads for Life) or could be split between the venue and a charity.
Id pay a few extra bucks in a heartbeat in order to be able to grab dinner without missing a band. (On Saturday, I bought a piece of pizza at the venue, but must have gotten the last one in the box.
Is it a legal issue - like the venue is afraid that I might get food poisoning from my Subway sandwich and then sue Center Stage in an effort to fund my retirement?