[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by frayedends

After reading the rules, they don't really specify any rules, only that you have to get authorization. If not authorized, it's not allowed. However, while the rules don't specifically say BYOB is allowed, it definitely is implied in the second part of my post below...

 The possession, consumption or sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on all
District owned and operated property and within District owned and operated
facilities, except as specifically authorized by written agreement between the District
and the requestor for use of District owned or operated facility.
If service of alcoholic beverages is authorized, the Applicant agrees to fully comply
with all state and local laws and ordinances concerning the service of such
beverages.


BYOB part...

4.) Alcohol Beverages/Liquor License
The sale of alcoholic beverages at an event is prohibited. One or more person(s) cannot purchase
alcoholic beverages to be sold at the event.
No alcoholic beverages are permitted to be served, consumed, or sold on the premises except as
specifically authorized by agreement between the District and the Applicant for use of the
premises. Individuals may not sell alcoholic beverages, nor may they be distributed at the event
for group consumption, without proper Florida Liquor License. If service of alcoholic beverages
is authorized, the Applicant agrees to fully comply with all state and local laws and ordinances
concerning the service of such beverages.
BYOB is defined as alcoholic beverages for personal consumption and use. Individuals may
not sell alcoholic beverages, nor may they be distributed at the event for group
consumption. Kegs are prohibited, as BYOB.

Note that the facility guidelines apply to people who reserve or rent a room for an event. But, on a typical day, any individual visiting a rec center can bring and consume alcohol without any prior authorization, as long as you don't sell it.