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We have considered going up there next month, so curious as well. I knew that IN was good for CHP, but figured the park was off-limits. From their website, under "Rules and Services": Behavior: Holiday World & Splashin' Safari are family parks. Foul language and unruly behavior will not be tolerated. No alcohol, weapons, knives or firearms allowed on premises. No running, spitting, or throwing of objects permitted. No solicitation or unapproved distribution of literature on park property. Each Guest must also comply with the Rider Responsibility code as mandated by the State of Indiana. Please remember that items in pockets are considered "loose items" that could injure you or another rider; secure all loose items before riding. I was also concerned about this statement: Health & Safety: For the Health & Safety of all Guests: Please don't swim when you have diarrhea (this is especially important for children in diapers). I guess this means no stopping for Krystals or White Castles on the drive up.

Shelby County has seen the last of my dollars. My concern is that other cities, such as Nashville seeing this and taking Second Avenue, Broadway, etc. and implementing similar laws. They are only shooting themselves in the foot, no pun intended. As much as I enjoy traveling throughout the state, I refuse to support ignorance and stupidity.

I'm late to the dance on this topic, but will mention that the owner obviously got her info from The Commercial Appeal, much like folks around here saw only the perspective of The Tennessean during the restaurant bill debate. I would anticipate that scenario playing out in alot of places, in particular the bean and taco establishments, which I do like to frequent on a regular basis. I am expecting a number of those to be posted on July 14....we'll see.

Hello, New to the forum here but I'm also active on a couple of other gun forums. Lifelong Tennessean, and I have been interested in firearms since I was 10 and received my first BB gun. I started shooting the real deal on a regular basis just over 20 years go. Without a doubt, I have more time and money invested in this hobby than my other interests combined, and it's worth every penny. My primary guns are the Glock 19, AR15's, and some shotguns. I've owned dozens of guns in various calibers over the years but trying to keep it simple now due to costs and availability of ammo. Looking forward to chatting with everyone on a local level about topics of interest and importance to my fellow Tennesseans. I have recently begun uploading videos to YouTube of my target shooting experiences and support of the 2nd Amendment. I think it is vital to illustrate that gun owners are law-abiding, responsible, and well spoken.....unlike how the mainstream media wants to portray us. I'm excited about our new carry laws and would like to thank everyone for their support in making this reality. Take care, tnoutdoors9 Shooting videos and other stuff: www.youtube.com/tnoutdoors9