Open Question: Can I Bring A Camera and Binoculars To Bank North Garden?

Yippee! 'm going to see the American Idol concert in Boston in August. I really want to take pictures and binoculars so I can get 'up close' So, can I take them?I did check the website before I asked this question. (Concerts and other Events: The Event Promoter reserves the right to deny camera use at any time during or before the concert and to prohibit the use of any camera that is deemed unacceptable. Cameras with detachable lens are prohibited at all TD Banknorth Garden concerts. The use of flash photography is also prohibited.) To me that's very up in the air...not clear. Since I am traveling from Nevada to Boston to see this concert, and will be by myself, what happens if I get to the gate and they refuse my simple digital camera? What do I do then? Do I throw or give my camera away, or miss the concert in order to keep my camera? I tried calling the box office, but there is never a live person to answer the phone. How do I contact someone with the answer? The concert promoter? It looks like there is no hard/fast rule.Hope someone who had been to a concert there may have an answer, or someone who has been to a previous Idol concert.My seats are good enough to get fairly good photos; anyway they are just my tangible proof to myself that I was actually there. When I jump off the balcony into Adam's arms, my camera will be the least of my problems..lol. Of all the places I checked for seats, Boston had one left that was the one I wanted. I thought about using a disposable camera, but they don't take pictures as nice as my digital. I'm wondering why if they will let cellphones in; some of which take videos, would my camera be any different? My camera only takes a 10 second video. Still haven't got a direct answer about the binoculars either. Sudsy