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This is just like the folks that run or used to run the Texas State Fair. They used to think that because it was operated by someone other than the city and security was also farmed out to yet another group that they could do whatever they wanted. Whether or not they truly think otherwise any more I don't know, but they have changed their policy and I'll be testing it out tomorrow.

One other thing about the fair. They always tell you that the Cotton Bowl is off limits. I e-mailed them to point out their mistake that it is not always off limits and was told that they don't offer tours of the Cotton Bowl and that the only time the general public is allowed in the Cotton Bowl is when a game is going on. When explained like that it makes sense why they say that. However, you'd think they would know if there is a game on a particular day or not.