Keresotes movie theaters FYI

[stony]

All you have to do is wait for the movie to come out on DVD. Then watch it in the comfort of your own living room where you make the rules.

You can even put your gun in the trunk of your car.

 

[BloodEclipse]

I always carry at Kerasotes in Muncie. Never had a problem and I've never seen a sign. I will look, but I will still carry until I get asked not to.
Then I will make a point about not coming back and informing everyone I know of their "Helpless Victim Zone".

 

[ChalupaCabras]

Which theater? Iv never seen it posted at either of the SB locations, or the Michigan City location. Maybe I missed them repeatedly?

I CC at their theaters every time I go to the movies. If you CC how will they ever know?

 

[esrice]

If you CC how will they ever know?

They won't. (that's the point)

Unless your muzzle is exposed like in the OP.

 

[kingnereli]

I always carry at Kerasotes in Muncie. Never had a problem and I've never seen a sign. I will look, but I will still carry until I get asked not to.
Then I will make a point about not coming back and informing everyone I know of their "Helpless Victim Zone".

I OC in the Muncie theaters all the time. Never had a problem. There is usually a leo working security on the weekends too.

 

[johnb62]

I have never seen that in the Evansville location.

 

[Ramen]

I CC at their theaters every time I go to the movies. If you CC how will they ever know?

They won't know. However, if they have a pro criminal, anti-law abiding citizen policy I wouldn't even go into their business since they obviously don't care about my right (and duty) to protect myself.

Even if I don't feel I need to carry everywhere I go (I still do), I don't want to visit a place where they don't want me to have the option.

 

[gglass]

I went to see Inglourious Bastards at GKC Encore Cinema in Elkhart on Friday night. I saw no signs indicating that I could not carry, so I continued on in with my M&P40 full size in an IWB holster with an untucked shirt.

It is a boring 2nd amendment story, but a very good movie.

 

[NEWMAN]

one in BroadRipple is posted also.
Whoops I must have just remembered. it was posted. BTW Hangover/ Inglorious Basterds were both good!

 

[NEWMAN]

p.s. good holster is crucial.

 

[Bluedragon]

Oh snap.

Are kerasotes has no signs posted regarding firearms. But I am glad I know this now.... I have carried there countless times.

 

[Chefcook]

They frown on people OC'ing their own milk duds also. This is why I choose to CC my milk duds as well as my pistol...

 

[booey50]

they are expensive anyways just wait 3 months and you can rent the video and oc in your house...

 

[Fargo]

They frown on people OC'ing their own milk duds also. This is why I choose to CC my milk duds as well as my pistol...

Repped! I almost sprayed lemonade all over my keyboard.

 

[alwalker84]

I always CC when I go there. So until they start patting down movie go'ers im golden!

 

[HollidaySlim]

The Showplace 16 in South Bend has a sign posted on the cement pillar just as you get to the ticket counter that states some rules, one of those being that guns are prohibited. I go to the theater there about 3 times a month and only noticed the sign in the past couple months. I thought the no gun restriction was just this theater in South Bend because we had a shooting in the theater one night (maybe a year ago now?). Even more of a reason to carry if ya ask me.

Roughly 2 years ago I was asked to take my pocket knife (kershaw scallion that has like a 2" blade, that I had slipped on to the pocket of my jeans) back to my car before entering the movie theater (same Kerasotes Showplace 16 as stated above) by the manger at the ticket counter. I asked him why and he said weapons were not allowed. I debated with him briefly about it, but in the end complied. Jokes on him cause I was CC'ing at the time too and he was none the wiser and I still continue to CC to this day.

 

[Ramen]

Jokes on him cause I was CC'ing at the time too and he was none the wiser and I still continue to CC to this day.

And you still give them your business.

 

[HollidaySlim]

And you still give them your business.

Only game in town if you want a quality movie experience. And my love for movies might be greater than my affair with firearms.

 

[kevinj110]

We are of the opinion that the establishment would be safer when citizens are allowed to carry, on this we all agree. But, while the posted sign isn't law, it IS the right of the owner to make such rules for the customers. Yes, I agree it is not in his best interest, but it is his right.

I believe this principle applies to any private property, just the same as an owner should have the right to allow smoking in his bar or restaurant, etc. (Fort Wayne recently passed legislation banning smoking in bars within city limits. Stupid, we know. We're working on fixing it.)

Ah the same way businesses kept African Americans out in the early to mid 1900s awesome.

 

[Ramen]

Ah the same way businesses kept African Americans out in the early to mid 1900s awesome.

Private property owners should be able to ask anyone to leave their property or refuse anyone business. If someone was refusing business to others based on the color of the customers skin, that business would be boycotted and would perish almost immediately. Gun owners can do similar things.