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(03-31-2017 01:29 PM)iam4uab Wrote:  The diaper bag is the only thing that really gets me. I mean, there needs to be some common sense regulation there. You want families to come to a three hour game without needing to change a diaper or feed a baby? I know it's a pain, but if you are concerned about it, have a special entrance where you are checking diaper bags for the other prohibited items.

One of my favorite pics of me and my son is at his very first Blazers game at Legion Field with me holding him standing next to Blaze. Wouldn't have been possible under these regulations.

You also must buy a full-price ticket for your baby, regardless of age. They lost us as basketball season ticket holders for this, and they will lose us as football season ticket holders now too.

(03-31-2017 05:04 PM)blazerfrombirth Wrote:  

(03-31-2017 01:29 PM)iam4uab Wrote:  The diaper bag is the only thing that really gets me. I mean, there needs to be some common sense regulation there. You want families to come to a three hour game without needing to change a diaper or feed a baby? I know it's a pain, but if you are concerned about it, have a special entrance where you are checking diaper bags for the other prohibited items.

One of my favorite pics of me and my son is at his very first Blazers game at Legion Field with me holding him standing next to Blaze. Wouldn't have been possible under these regulations.

You also must buy a full-price ticket for your baby, regardless of age. They lost us as basketball season ticket holders for this, and they will lose us as football season ticket holders now too.

TBH, I don't blame you. I'm wondering what they're going to say when my dad walks up with his oxygen tank tomorrow.

Your dad also has an oxygen tank?

(03-31-2017 05:04 PM)blazerfrombirth Wrote:  

(03-31-2017 01:29 PM)iam4uab Wrote:  The diaper bag is the only thing that really gets me. I mean, there needs to be some common sense regulation there. You want families to come to a three hour game without needing to change a diaper or feed a baby? I know it's a pain, but if you are concerned about it, have a special entrance where you are checking diaper bags for the other prohibited items.

One of my favorite pics of me and my son is at his very first Blazers game at Legion Field with me holding him standing next to Blaze. Wouldn't have been possible under these regulations.

You also must buy a full-price ticket for your baby, regardless of age. They lost us as basketball season ticket holders for this, and they will lose us as football season ticket holders now too.

Football, okay, they're not going to sell out Legion Field, but for basketball, I'm not sure I get the issue. If they're going to occupy a seat, they're going to occupy a seat.

(03-31-2017 05:35 PM)BlazeNBham Wrote:  

(03-31-2017 05:04 PM)blazerfrombirth Wrote:  

(03-31-2017 01:29 PM)iam4uab Wrote:  The diaper bag is the only thing that really gets me. I mean, there needs to be some common sense regulation there. You want families to come to a three hour game without needing to change a diaper or feed a baby? I know it's a pain, but if you are concerned about it, have a special entrance where you are checking diaper bags for the other prohibited items.

One of my favorite pics of me and my son is at his very first Blazers game at Legion Field with me holding him standing next to Blaze. Wouldn't have been possible under these regulations.

You also must buy a full-price ticket for your baby, regardless of age. They lost us as basketball season ticket holders for this, and they will lose us as football season ticket holders now too.

TBH, I don't blame you. I'm wondering what they're going to say when my dad walks up with his oxygen tank tomorrow.

Nothing, because for the same reason that service animals are allowed, legitimate medical devices are legally protected under federal law.

I hope they will let me in with my crutches.