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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow -- I can't believe Nats park just trashes the bags (or lets employees take them?).  That's really awful.  They shouldn't guarantee you'll get it back, but there's no reason why they can't throw them in a bin and let you rummage through them the next day like a lost and found.

I agree it's a dumb policy.  I don't know what it prevents -- if someone is trying to smuggle in drugs or weapons, they'll just put them on their person.  And they already inspected bags.

In another irritating life moment -- my teen left one of those expensive water bottles at Disneyland one the last ride of the day, as park was closing.  Rather than stay late for it to make its way to lost and found, we went back to hotel and went back the next morning to lost and found.  They informed me that they NEVER keep water bottles overnight -- they are all thrown out at the end of the night.  Even a washable Hydroflask -- they are just tossing those in the trash! Again, I couldn't believe they don't just put them in a lost and found bin for a few days before trashing them.  Such a waste.[/quote]
It’s extra responsibility that they don’t want to deal with. To keep the items overnight or even after the game means they have to pay someone to be there while people rummage. It also increases they amount of issues of people fighting over goods that are not theirs and expecting the employees to mediate. It’s not worth it to the venues to deal with.

And all of that would be fine if there is clear and consistent information easily available prior to your event. I don’t know if that’s the case at Nat’s park given the comments on this thread.[/quote]

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