[throb]

I see on their website they say you can carry in coolers...does this include beer?

[bigq11]

Yes, just no glass. The same as Terre Haute and Haubstadt.

[throb]

Thanks!

[chrismattlin]

..and somehow it's "illegal" to carry in beer at every track in the State of Indiana, except IMS, Bloomington, Haubstadt, and Terre Haute.

I just don't get it?

Watch out for those Excise "Police"!

[cmiracingvids]

Bloomington also sells beer too.

[Sprints fan 11]

I am not sure it is a state law anymore. I know it was a few years ago but it seems like it didn't last long due to bringing in beer at indy. I know LPS had a state law sign no carry in alcohol the past but now says no carry in alcohol. I could be wrong.

[Sprints fan 11]

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[Justigit]

I am not an Excise Cop but In.gov says this......,

Indiana Temporary Beer / Wine Permit

A temporary permit is good for beer and wine only - not liquor. If you want to have liquor served at your event, you must have a licensed alcoholic beverage caterer. A temporary permit is valid for on premises consumption only. Carry-out sales are not permitted and persons are not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages into the temporary function.

The fee is Fifty Dollars ($50) per day. The fee must be paid by business check, money order, certified check or cashiers check. Cash will only be accepted if the application is hand-delivered to the ATC in Indianapolis.