Disney Claims Exemption From FL Carry to Work Law - Page 2

ICTsnub · July 1st, 2008, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Eagleks

Sounds like where I work.... they actually went to our AG... arguing they were "exempt". Just because, they think they are that powerful that no laws apply to them. They are not exempt, however we have a right to work state which mean.... it is not a crime, however they can fire you for violating Company policies. We hope to get a stronger law that prohibits that too.

You must work aircraft.

miklcolt45 · July 1st, 2008, 11:40 PM

Is it illegal to claim exemption from a law which you are not, in fact, exempt from?

It would be very interesting if the media got hold of such an email and followed up...

Not that anybody WE know would do such a thing.

P7fanatic · July 2nd, 2008, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Cupcake

Yeah, Disney is Exempt from seeing my money, no matter how much my kids beg!

You said it!

goldshellback · July 2nd, 2008, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by PaulJ

interesting. Last time I went to Disney, I didn't carry because I assumed they got a no-carry policy. But I didn't see any signs at all. Can guests carry but not employees?

Nope, no signs. I recommend Smart Carry under some cargo shorts.....OOOooorrrr, a fanny pack. All the other tourists seemed to have one, and nobody would suspect it's a concealment holster if you 'complemented the fanny pack with a pair of black, knee length socks worn under sandels.

Even the Mouse's 'commando's' wouldn't notice

David in FL · July 2nd, 2008, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by PaulJ

interesting. Last time I went to Disney, I didn't carry because I assumed they got a no-carry policy. But I didn't see any signs at all. Can guests carry but not employees?

It's not illegal to carry at the land of the rat, or anywhere else in FL not specifically forbidden by the statutes, but they are violently opposed to it. All bags will be searched entering the parks but there are no metal detectors.

If found with a weapon, you will be escorted out immediately and likely banned from returning.

MattLarson · July 2nd, 2008, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by goldshellback

Nope, no signs. I recommond Smart Carry under some cargo shorts.....OOOooorrrr, a fanny pack. All the other tourists seemed to have one, and nobody would suspect it's a concealment holster if you 'complemented the fanny pack with a pair of black, knee length socks worn under sandels.

Even the Mouse's 'commando's' wouldn't notice

The inspect bags coming into the park, and if they find your gun they will ask you to return it to your vehicle.

Matt

Cakewalk · July 2nd, 2008, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by David in FL

It's not illegal to carry at the land of the rat, or anywhere else in FL not specifically forbidden by the statutes, but they are violently opposed to it. All bags will be searched entering the parks but there are no metal detectors.

If found with a weapon, you will be escorted out immediately and likely banned from returning.

Since the new law has nothing to do with carrying on Disney (or any company) property, what I want to know is if Disney now plans on searching customer's and employee's cars for guns. This new law has gotten the false title of "guns at work." It has nothing to do with carrying.

crzy4guns · July 2nd, 2008, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by David in FL

It's not illegal to carry at the land of the rat, or anywhere else in FL not specifically forbidden by the statutes, but they are violently opposed to it. All bags will be searched entering the parks but there are no metal detectors.

If found with a weapon, you will be escorted out immediately and likely banned from returning.

That is what happened to us (wife and I), her purse and my fanny pack was searched. I was not carrying at that time because I was still waiting for my CHL from Kansas.

Mickey's mall ninjas let us pass check point Charlie that time.

goldshellback · July 2nd, 2008, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by crzy4guns

That is what happened to us (wife and I), her purse and my fanny pack was searched. I was not carrying at that time because I was still waiting for my CHL from Kansas.

Mickey's mall ninjas let us pass check point Charlie that time.

I brought up the fanny-pack because it was funny and also because I witnessed nobody with a fanny-pack get searched.......AT ALL. We were only 'hanging around' the entrence while waiting for the rest of my 'party' to figure out where to get off of the monorail and how to disembark without loseing thier tickets.

Mickey's ninja commandos and at least one sherriff's deputy at the entrence every day searching baby bags, purses, etc., but not one fanny-pack. I only noticed because I wanted to see if someone got 'made'. I was paying attention while waiting to subject myself to that rat's madness.

Certainly disregard my fanny-pack advice if others have diffrent observations. The black socks 'n sandals will keep you blended in with the rest of the vacationing flock though.

Cupcake · July 2nd, 2008, 10:47 AM

So the answer is to pocket carry until pact checkpoint charlie, then move it to the fanny pack?

July 1st, 2008, 11:40 PM	#12
miklcolt45 Distinguished Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Florida's Space Coast Posts: 1,202	Is it illegal to claim exemption from a law which you are not, in fact, exempt from? It would be very interesting if the media got hold of such an email and followed up... Not that anybody WE know would do such a thing. __________________ Mike In God we trust. Everyone else, keep your hands where I can see them.

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Cupcake VIP Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Michigan Posts: 2,637	So the answer is to pocket carry until pact checkpoint charlie, then move it to the fanny pack? __________________ 30lbs gone. [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] www.zerotoathlete.blogspot.com My journey to fitness.

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