Paul Runnals

You know, if people are with families and they want to have an area that's a little quieter, we've got space for that.

If they want to be in the thick of it with tens of thousands of other people watching matches, we've got that.

You know, you can really kind of choose your own adventure by where on the site you choose to be.

You're not allowed to bring chairs.

There's a list of prohibited items.

Again, that's available on the website.

But chairs are just, you know, in a situation like this, they're too much of a hazard for people tripping, especially when we get into darkness.

I don't.

Truthfully, I mean, again, I think there's a couple of factors here.

One is much like the Olympics, like the energy in the city until the Olympics actually started was a little flat.

Once it started, the place went nuts.

We're anticipating a similar response here.

You know, just to speak to the value proposition on the ticket.

So, you know, for a $80 ticket, let's call it something like that, $80 to $100 for the highest priced tickets,

You get 12 hours of entertainment, be it matches, music, guaranteed access.

You get the ability to come and go throughout the day.

So a lot of these bands that we've got playing here, whether it's Metric or Alan Doyle or Bob Moses or Chromio or the Glorious Sons, there's so many bands here that would play a show at the Orpheum or at UBC or something like that, and they would charge $80 to $100 just for the one performance.

So when you look at what you get, I think that the tickets are priced well and we've had a lot of positive feedback.

So I think it's one of those things where once people actually see and understand what this whole experience is and what this incredible new amphitheater is, that they're going to want to be part of it.

They're going to want to be down here.