one new factor to consider at MLB games
I expect that the safety netting will be extended down the stands to the out field in all stadiums soon
so if your seats are not high enough, you will have to defeat the netting to get a clear photo of the action
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Originally posted by monochrome
‘Both still and video cameras for personal use are allowed in Busch Stadium provided that they do not interfere with the game or obstruct another guest's view. Camera lenses longer than the length of the camera body are prohibited in Busch Stadium. Tripods and monopods are prohibited to non-credentialed guests. Backpack camera bags are prohibited. Per MLB restrictions, recording of any field activity is strictly prohibited. The team name, logos and player likenesses are copyrighted material, none of which may be published without prior written consent of the Cardinals, MLB and other applicable third party rights holders. Persons deemed to be violating these rules may be escorted from the ballpark. The Cardinals reserve the right to ask guests to put cameras and video equipment away.”
I stopped attending professional sports years ago. I won’t pay the money to park, eat and sit in their seat. Bold emphasis is theirs. I have no idea what ”longer than the length of the camera body” means.
I wonder what they would do if you take a bridge super zoom camera in
Quote: The team name, logos and player likenesses are copyrighted material, none of which may be published without prior written consent of the Cardinals, MLB and other applicable third party rights holders. Persons deemed to be violating these rules may be escorted from the ballpark. The Cardinals reserve the right to ask guests to put cameras and video equipment away.
do you sign a statement indicating you will comply
this seems to say no photos can be taken at all
I have taken photos of Cubs vs. Cardinals games at Busch before and stadium personnel were aware of it - guided tour and game action
Last edited by aslyfox; 10-23-2019 at 04:48 AM.