Paul Runnals

So that's our second day of operation.

We anticipate that.

We got the Funk Hunters playing that night.

We got down with Webster.

We've got, you know, we got a bunch of great music going on that day.

It's heading into the weekend, the opening weekend.

So we expect a full house that day.

If people are able to, I'd recommend coming early, but I'll also remind, you know, if you have a ticket, you're guaranteed access into the festival.

So there's no scenario where a ticket holder would be denied access, even if we're at capacity for the main site.

So that's one of the, one of the benefits of holding a ticket for the amphitheater is that you will always be able to come in and you can, in fact, you can come and go throughout the day.

So you could come in the morning, watch the first match leave for four hours and come back on that same ticket and

and be guaranteed access to come in and then maybe watch the concert that night.

What are the ticket options?

So there's reserved seating that's available, and there's also the lawn general admission area.

Both of those are paid purchase tickets.

The lawn is by far outselling everything.

It's a cheaper price ticket, so we've got really, really strong sales up there.

The reserved seating is, again, on the Team Canada days, the final, things like that.

Weekends, they're selling very well.

And some of the days where we don't know what soccer is going to be played are a little soft right now, but that's understandable because we don't know what the games are going to be.