Core Con Policies


Weapons Policy

In the interests of preserving the safety and security of everyone enjoying Core Con, attendees should be aware of our weapons policy and follow these guidelines. Attendees who ignore or disregard these regulations may have their Con badges and registration revoked without refund from Core Con or Digital Grail.

Core Con and Digital Grail reserve the right to amend these policies without prior notice and any ruling made by Core Con or Digital Grail is final

Clarifications

Projectile weapons: Any prop or firearm that projects or expells a solid, liquid, gas or energy (including laser light) is considered a projectile weapon. Projectile weapons are not allowed.

Peace-bond: A peace-bonded weapon is tied to its holster, sheath or similar container with a functional binding. This prevents anyone else from drawing your weapon and displays in a traditional manner that you are a responsible attendee. Peace-bond material will be available at the registration desk and Core Con Ops throughout the convention.

Marking: Non-realistic firearms and bladed props and weapons that cannot be sheathed (bat'leth, halberd, etc.) will have peace-bond material tied to it as a visible sign that it's been approved by Core Con security. Peace-bond material will be available at the registration desk and Core Con Ops throughout the convention.

Curfew Policy

Core Con respects the curfew policy of Fargo and Moorhead. Minors under the age of 16 are not allowed to participate in Core Con events between the hours of 11:00 pm through 6:00 am unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Lost & Stolen Items

Core Con and Digital Grail are not responsible for misplaced, lost or stolen items. If such items are found, they may be taken to the Core Con Ops room to be entered into our Lost In Space (lost & found). If you lose or misplace an item, or something is stolen, check with the hotel front desk, Core Con Registration desk or Core Con Ops to see if someone has turned it in.

Alcohol Sales

Following is current Fargo Law (CHAPTER 5-02 RETAIL LICENSING):
5-02-07.1. Sale of alcoholic beverages in exchange for goods prohibited. Any licensee engaged in the retail sale of alcoholic beverages who accepts goods, chattels, or other tangible personal property, other than money, checks, legal tender, negotiable instruments, or other evidences of debt, in exchange for any alcoholic beverages is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.
Following is current Moorhead Law (2-3-3: LICENSES REQUIRED, CLASSIFICATIONS):
2-3-3: No person, except wholesalers or manufacturers to the extent authorized under state license, shall directly or indirectly deal in, sell or keep for sale any intoxicating or 3.2 percent malt liquor without first having received a license to do so
In order to remain in accordance to Fargo and Moorhead law Core Con Hospitality suites won't be allowed to sell alcohol for money, nor trade it for cups, stickers, etc.

Footwear

In order to promote public health, and for matters of our insurance policy, Core Con does not allow attendees to attend any part of the convention without wearing footwear. We have no restrictions on the type of footwear worn, for we don't wish to interfere with costumes any more than necessary, but attendees will not be allowed to go barefoot at any time for any reason.


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