Feb 10Th Dso Show

[mattohio]

hey it's matt i decided to go to the feb 10 show ! as well of the feb 18th show in cincinnati

ive been to indy b4 but for work only ! im stoked!!!! love going and seeing a show

from the site the place in indy looks really nice

i was wondering if they allow smokeing there ?>

just dont want to light up a cig and make the sene bad!

welp any one from here like to help me on where to stay and where to be would be great

thanks

Matt

[nwnj steve]

yes ,lighting up cigs in side a venue is bad for the scene not to mention your lungs

[mattohio]

yes ,lighting up cigs in side a venue is bad for the scene not to mention your lungs

i understand that i was just wondering if it was a allowed

thanks

[Tea]

No specific knowledge of the smoking policy at this venue but I have yet to noticed any venues allowing smoking inside. For your sake, let's hope they allow re-entry if you need to tkae a smoke. Have a great time in Indy!

[Taper Ron]

Indianapolis Smoke Free Air Ordinance

Smoke free places established under the ordinance include:

• All enclosed areas within places of employment
• Elevators, health care facilities, Laundromats and licensed child car and adult day care facilities.
• Restrooms, lobbies, reception areas, hallways and other common-use areas.
• Polling places, shopping malls and sports arenas.
• Lobbies, hallways and enclosed areas in common areas in apartment buildings, condominiums, trailer parks, retirement facilities, nursing homes and other multiple-unit residential facilities.
• Public transportation facilities, including, but not limited to, buses and taxicabs and ticket, boarding and waiting areas of public transit depots.
• All vehicles and enclosed areas of buildings owned, leased or operated by the city or county.

In addition, any establishment where smoking is prohibited must remove all ashtrays and other smoking paraphernalia. These businesses must be within the Indianapolis city limits. Establishments in Speedway, Lawrence, Southport and Beech Grove are not included in provisions of the ordinance.

There are places where smoking will be allowed, including:

• Any bar or tavern that:
  • Does not allow customers under 18 years of age to enter;
  • Does not employ any person under 18 years of age; and
  • Is not physically located within a business otherwise required to be smoke free.

  [*] Private residences, except when used as a licensed child care, adult day care or health care facility.[*]Family-owned and operated businesses and offices in which all employees are related to the owner, but only if the businesses or offices are not open to the public.[*]Retail tobacco stores, tobacco bars and bowling alleys.[*]Any vehicle used by an employee while in the service of an employer when the vehicle is occupied only by the employee.[*]Any "club" or "fraternal club" that:

  • Is exempt from federal income taxation;
  • Holds a beer, liquor or wine retailers permit under the state's law; and
  • Provides food or alcoholic beverages only to its bona fide members and their guests.

In addition, those businesses that are considered "exempt" must clearly and conspicuously post a sign at every entrance stating "Warning: This is a Smoking Establishment."

[bs69]

You are currently only allowed to smoke in your own home or car, along with a few designated outside locations. I believe you will lose your smoking in the car rights next. If you can't beat em' join em' (I quit 3 years ago). BTW, you won't be able to smoke in your hotel either, so make sure to bring a heavy coat because it will be cold.

[chuckvegas]

You are well advised to conspicuously post the "Warning" on your personal vehicle and at each entrance to your residence.

[nwnj steve]

YOGI BJHAN says ,breath long ,live long ,breath short ,live short.