Tennessee Clear Bags

#78
#78
just remember, you are only allowed on bag per ticket. I would hate to see someone get to the gate with a couple of zip lock bags or these new clear bags and have to leave one in the trash can.
 
#79
#79
Fyi: they are very serious about the bag size. Wife had to take the tiniest clutch I've ever seen back to the car. However, get this: if your clutch is inside a clear larger bag, they will let you in. Rules at their finest, keeping us all safe from harm!
 
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kiddiedoc said:
Fyi: they are very serious about the bag size. Wife had to take the tiniest clutch I've ever seen back to the car. However, get this: if your clutch is inside a clear larger bag, they will let you in. Rules at their finest, keeping us all safe from harm!
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That's fantastic!
 
#82
#82
My bag was packed as tight as possible. Police guy was so focused on trying to determine if I was smuggling in contraband via the bag that he failed to check any of my 6 pockets. I think that the gate inspections are more for show than effective screenings of the "customers".
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
My bag was packed as tight as possible. Police guy was so focused on trying to determine if I was smuggling in contraband via the bag that he failed to check any of my 6 pockets. I think that the gate inspections are more for show than effective screenings of the "customers".
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I'll tell you what makes it easier....profiling. Billy Bob isn't bringing in a pipe bomb. Let him through and let's move on lol.
 
#85
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VolAllen said:
I'll tell you what makes it easier....profiling. Billy Bob isn't bringing in a pipe bomb. Let him through and let's move on lol.
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I'll assure you that neither my wife nor the 75 year old lady behind us looked suspicious. Both were told they could not bring their tiny wrist purses.... Until the old lady was given a zip lock to put it in.
 
#86
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kiddiedoc said:
I'll assure you that neither my wife nor the 75 year old lady behind us looked suspicious. Both were told they could not bring their tiny wrist purses.... Until the old lady was given a zip lock to put it in.
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That's what I'm sayin. Your wife and the old lady really don't meet the criteria of the problem. I'm suggesting we "profile" a little bit and skip the 75 year old ladies lol. Unless she's wearing a sheet or something...
 
#87
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VolAllen said:
That's what I'm sayin. Your wife and the old lady really don't meet the criteria of the problem. I'm suggesting we "profile" a little bit and skip the 75 year old ladies lol. Unless she's wearing a sheet or something...
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I wouldn't be surprised if every middle eastern looking person within a mile radius of the stadium has been noticed and their every movement is being monitored and thoroughly evaluated. That one truck that parks just up the hill from Gate 15 looks like a million dollar investment by the government. The scrutiny at the gates might could just be a smoke screen or whut not.
 
#88
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
I wouldn't be surprised if every middle eastern looking person within a mile radius of the stadium has been noticed and their every movement is being monitored and thoroughly evaluated. That one truck that parks just up the hill from Gate 15 looks like a million dollar investment by the government. The scrutiny at the gates might could just be a smoke screen or whut not.
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Haha I'm not familiar with said truck
 
#89
#89
Problem is: the terrorists now know the secret. Put the bomb in the bag!
 
#92
#92
LWSVOL said:
Prohibited Items

The University of Tennessee reserves the right to examine the contents of any container brought into the stadium. To protect the safety of our fans, players, officials and staff, the following items are prohibited.

Please do not attempt to bring these or similar articles in the stadium. Items will not be stored at the gate or stadium for pickup after the game.
◾Backpacks (of any size)
◾Alcoholic beverages
◾Cans, bottles, coolers
◾Outside food, snacks, beverages
◾Radios without headsets
◾Open umbrellas
◾Selfie sticks
◾Video cameras
◾Professional cameras or cameras with detachable lenses
◾Unmanned aircraft
◾Stadium seats with arms
◾Large bags or parcels, including backpacks and larger purses
◾Weapons, including pocket knives
◾Artificial noisemakers
◾Smoking — including e-cigarettes — is prohibited in Neyland Stadium at all times
◾Bag sizes greater than 12x12x12 (except for medical or diaper bags, which will be searched)
◾Strollers

Permitted Items

The following items are permitted inside Neyland Stadium:
◾Mobile phones
◾Binoculars
◾Seat cushions
◾Seats without arms
◾Radios with headsets
◾Diaper bags when accompanied by an infant
◾Limited use of cameras. Game action may not be filmed. Consideration of other spectators is expected.

you can always call Tennessee Fund and ask. 865-974-1218
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Good Lord. Soon you'll have to wear clear plastic clothes in to the stadium. This could get ugly.
 
#96
#96
FlVols said:
Yes but we sure would like to get one of those. It's always sweet to have Vols gear from head to toe especially when putting up w Gators. We'll be at that game and swagged out!
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A clear bag is swag? :thud:
 
#97
#97
First time bringing a bag to the game and my wife wants to know if this clear bag will work? I think it's 11' X 4.5" x 12". I really do not want to walk back to the car so I'm hoping this one will be fine lol.

 

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