Paul Runnals

So once you get out of the group round, we'll start seeing ticket sales for those later days probably go through the roof.

The floor of the amphitheater...

is a non-ticketed first-come, first-served opportunity.

So there's 2,700 capacity down there.

So the first 2,700 people that come in on any day without a ticket, so they come onto the site for free, they come into the amphitheater for free, and they're able to enjoy the day in the amphitheater.

If they leave the amphitheater to go out to the rest of the site, then they have to get back in line to get back in.

Like they're not...

their, their access is good for as long as they're in the building.

But once they go out onto the main site, then they're kind of back into the realm of the rest of the gang.

And if they want to come back into the amphitheater later, they just have to line up and it's sort of one in one out kind of thing.

Okay.

So, so we have the center grounds of the PNE, which for anyone who's been to the fair over the years, uh,

We'll know it as an area where they've often put up a second stage.

It's basically in between the agrodome and the administration building and the forum, that space in between those.

So we have a whole second stage going there, again, completely free to come in and see what's going on on there.

We have multiple screens in that area.

We have entertainment in between all the matches.

And then on the far west side of the peony grounds,

bordering along Renfrew Street, that whole strip between the Coliseum all the way back down almost to Hastings Street is activated with screens, with food and beverage areas, some shaded areas, family seating areas, things like that.

There's lots of different opportunities and depending on