Paul Runnals

We want them to be ready to spend a day outside and enjoying all of the incredible activities here.

Um, you know, the, the site is free.

Um, I think that message is something that we want to make sure people really understand there are, there are options to purchase premium, uh, ticket experiences, which gets you fast track access and things like that.

But for 90% of the site, it is free to come.

It's first come, first serve up to our capacity of 25,000 people a day.

So if, you know, Canada match days, the final, some of the highly anticipated days are already showing signs on, you know, just through our ticketed programs and the hospitality stuff of, you know, probably nearing sellouts.

So, you know, if you want to be here on those days, come early.

But by and large, we want people to just come down and have a great time, bring their families and

spend the day here.

It's going to be a, it's going to be a terrific experience, tons of energy, lots to do, lots to see, you know, entertainment between all the matches, you know, it's, it's a full days of worth of activities.

So the answer to opening times, it changes day to day because of the schedule, the match schedule.

So we typically open two hours before the first match of the day.

Some days that first match is at 9 a.m., some days it's not until noon.

So our opening times do fluctuate.

All of the times are available on the website, so people should check the website for opening and closing times.

They can see all the entertainment, the performance times for all the entertainment.

They can see what time is all the matches and which matches are being shown.

All that information is available on the website.

So I highly recommend people check it out and get familiar with it.

And then as far as the high demand days, like we've got a Team Canada match coming up on Friday the 12th.