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Originally Posted by JimDandy
Neither of which apply to an NFL game. Either the stadium is private property while rented by the NFL, and the NFL as tenant sets firearms policy, or the stadium is public property, and the State legislature sets firearms policy.
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The New MN stadium is built with tax dollars, whether that makes it a Public building I am not sure.
I would think that the "Renters" of a "public" building have some legal rights to set Firearm Policy. My question is, who are the "renters" of the MN Stadium during NFL games? I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that the MN Vikings have signed the Lease agreement for the New Stadium and they are the renters, not the NFL.
If the NFL are not the official "renters" then public building or private building they should have no say in firearm policy.