Ask for a drawn layout at your exact headcount, with service aisles and egress paths shown.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Confirm the current contracted Main Space banquet plan and the seated count it actually supports with the dance floor retained.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Confirm the actual table plan, which guests would be seated upstairs, and whether every guest who needs a step-free route can be seated within the ground-floor plan.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Confirm the event-date tent window, weather-call deadline, guest transition path, and the indoor hold if the Courtyard cannot be used at the planned dinner headcount.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Ask how guests move between arrival, ceremony or session, service and exit, in writing.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Confirm the continuous guest route for the contracted layout and keep required accessible seating, dining, dancing and restroom access on the ground-floor route.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

Ask for the continuous accessible route from the arrival point to the room, in writing.

Not established on this record. Absence is recorded as absence rather than filled in, so this stays an open question until the venue answers it in writing.

The Foundry · Long Island City, NY, US Northeast

Q: If you need 165, ask what indoor room replaces the courtyard in winter.

Courtyard tent banned mid-November through March. Operator courtyard note: tent rental is not available from the first week of November until the last week of March because of snow or ice.

Quick facts

Can you successfully hold the event here, will guests have a good evening, and is the venue worth the money and planning effort?

Conditional — blockers open

Workable only if the blockers below are answered in writing first.

Occasion: Unspecified
Headcount: 120 seated
Lead time: 26 weeks
Burden tolerance: Level 3 of 5
Hard constraints: None stated
Capacity headroom: Not established

Information on file: 54%
Documented: 6
Stated only: 2
Nothing on record: 5

Industrial space in US Northeast · access, capacity, flow, catering and weather, documented · six fields open

First-party 46% · 2 stated · 0 pattern · 5 not established

12 of 14 record fields addressed — 7 data fields and the 7 finding layers this catalog populates

Addressed means the record says something about this field. It does not mean the answer is documented.

Answered44

To confirm78

5 thin fields
12 unknowns
Material build

Answered measures what the record has actually said. Still to confirm is the work left for you. Neither ranks a venue.

Blocker 01
Courtyard tent banned mid-November through March
Operator courtyard note: tent rental is not available from the first week of November until the last week of March because of snow or ice.
Ask If you need 165, ask what indoor room replaces the courtyard in winter.

Can I hold my event here?

Facility, guest experience, food and beverage, rules and the questions still worth asking — organized for a booking decision, not a database.

Venue decision checklist

The questions that decide whether this venue works

Missing information is shown as missing. That is more useful than filling the page with assumptions.

Useful: 0
Partial: 8
Confirm: 8

1. Size & layoutSome information

The venue's own pages publish 120 seated · 180 standing. That is the venue describing the room it is letting; no usable seated or standing layout has been worked out from it. No named space is on this record. Indoor here is the reading this class of property already used. It is not a confirmation that the room is indoors.

Confirm next

Ask which rooms are indoor, covered outdoors, or outdoors. A room name does not decide it, and not established is not indoor. Then ask for a floor plan at your exact guest count with tables, stage, dance floor, bars, service aisles and any weather fallback shown.

2. What it actually looks likeNeeds confirmation

No photograph of this property is held on this record, and none is shown. A stock image of the right kind of building would make an unread file look like a read one.

Confirm next

Review current venue photography showing the room empty, fully set, during daylight and after dark; add floor plans or a virtual tour when available.

3. Price & what is includedNeeds confirmation

Venue hire price, mandatory fees and what comes included have not been found.

Confirm next

Request an itemized quote covering rent, service charges, cleaning, security, staffing, setup/teardown, furniture, AV, overtime and minimum spends.

4. Location & arrivalSome information

Long Island City, NY. Parking capacity has not been established. On-site accommodation has not been established. Vendor arrival and load-in wording also appears.

Confirm next

Confirm parking count and cost, ride-share/coach drop-off, nearby hotels, public transportation, airport access and the vendor loading route.

Read on the venue's own page · read 2026-09-14

5. Facilities & infrastructureNeeds confirmation

No substantial event infrastructure has been established for this venue.

Confirm next

Confirm Wi-Fi, sound, screens, stage, lighting, electrical service, climate control, storage, green rooms and what is actually included with the rental.

6. Food & beverageSome information

On file: on-site kitchen.

Confirm next

Confirm in-house versus outside catering, kitchen access, required vendors, alcohol licensing, bar packages, minimums and dietary accommodations.

Read on the venue's own page · read 2026-09-14
Read on the venue's own page · read 2026-09-14

7. Guest experienceNeeds confirmation

accessible restroom

Confirm next

Walk the guest journey from arrival through coat drop, restrooms, transitions, seating, temperature, sound, quiet areas and departure.

8. Venue staff & day-of supportSome information

The venue mentions staffing — "Our event management team, including Angela Ortiz (Venue Manager), Lindsey Hamma (Events Manager), and Erika Asselta and Yeshi Tenzin (Event Assistants), works with you throughout planning to coordinate vendor access, timing requirements, and setup specifications.". Who is actually present on the day still needs confirming.

Confirm next

Ask who is physically present during the event, what they handle, what technical support is available and what remains the planner's responsibility.

Read on the venue's own page · read 2026-09-14

9. Rules & restrictionsSome information

restriction wording appears on the venue's pages

Confirm next

Get noise limits, curfew, decoration rules, insurance, security, vendor restrictions, alcohol rules and open-flame/candle policies in writing.

Read on the venue's own page · read 2026-09-14

10. AccessibilitySome information

On file: accessible restroom.

Confirm next

Confirm the complete route from accessible parking/drop-off through every event space and restroom, including lifts, thresholds and accessible seating positions.

11. Technology & hybrid capabilityNeeds confirmation

Internet, AV, streaming and production capability have not been established.

Confirm next

Request room-specific Wi-Fi/network, AV, microphone, display, streaming, recording, electrical and technical-support specifications.

12. Previous client experienceNeeds confirmation

Recent reviews, planner feedback and case studies have not been gathered for this venue.

Confirm next

Look for repeated themes in recent client and planner feedback: communication, execution, cleanliness, reliability, problem-solving and value.

13. Best-fit event typesNeeds confirmation

This industrial is a possible match for galas, cocktail receptions on type and on the venue's own published copy — not on a confirmed layout or an established capability.

Confirm next

Ask for examples of events operationally similar to yours, including guest count, layout, production level and season.

GalasPossible
Layout language appears in this venue's own published copy. No capacity figure of any kind is on file, so nothing here is sized for your event.
Cocktail receptionsPossible
This is an industrial — a type often used for cocktail receptions.
ProductionsUnconfirmed
Concerts and productions need confirmed power, staging and load-in — not just an events listing.
ConcertsUnconfirmed
Concerts and productions need confirmed power, staging and load-in — not just an events listing.
ConferencesUnconfirmed
Conferences need confirmed AV, power and breakout space — none of that is established here.

14. Atmosphere & design fitNeeds confirmation

Only a broad industrial / warehouse classification is established, and there is no photograph here — nor a stand-in for one — to read this property's atmosphere off. That is a site-visit question.

Confirm next

Compare current room photography for architecture, daylight, night lighting, materials, views, ceiling height and how much decor is needed before the space feels finished.

15. ValueSome information

Planning burden is rated 3/5. Without an itemized venue price, total value cannot be judged fairly.

Confirm next

Compare total venue-related spend and planning burden: what the venue includes, what must be rented, transportation complexity, staffing, production and weather-backup costs.

Booking timing & availabilitySome information

A typical lead time of about 28 weeks appears for this venue. Live date availability is not tracked here.

Confirm next

Confirm the exact date, hold policy, deposit deadline, cancellation terms and how long the venue will keep a courtesy hold.

What still needs confirming

Everything still unresolved against your parameters, heaviest first. Your situation changes the order; it does not upgrade the underlying source.

Fail closedWeather, season & fallbackimpact 100User-reported · venue representative — Stated, not documentedSituation-critical
Courtyard tent banned mid-November through March
Operator courtyard note: tent rental is not available from the first week of November until the last week of March because of snow or ice.
Next step — If you need 165, ask what indoor room replaces the courtyard in winter.
Evidence trail — User-reported · venue representative — Stated, not documented
What the record shows
Due to the possibility of snow or ice, tent rental is not available from the first week of November until the last week of March.
Source class — Operator statement
https://www.thefoundry.info/gallerySomeone at the venue said it. It has not been seen in writing, so it survives staff turnover only as memory.
What is still open
Winter indoor hold at 165.
Ask this exactly
If you need 165, ask what indoor room replaces the courtyard in winter.
WatchCapacity realityimpact 72Venue-published — Documented in writing
Current first-party pages disagree at 120 versus 125 seated
The current FAQ and Weddings & Events page say the Main Space accommodates 125 for seated dinner and explicitly include the dance floor; the current Gallery page still says 120. An older venue tour guide published 140. Those are different first-party figures, so this record does not promote any of them to layout-proven capacity.
Next step — Confirm the current contracted Main Space banquet plan and the seated count it actually supports with the dance floor retained.
Evidence trail — Venue-published — Documented in writing
What the record shows
The current FAQ and Weddings & Events page say the Main Space accommodates 125 for seated dinner and explicitly include the dance floor; the current Gallery page still says 120. An older venue tour guide published 140. Those are different first-party figures, so this record does not promote any of them to layout-proven capacity.
Source class — Venue-issued document
The Foundry — FAQ, Weddings & Events, Gallery, and venue-issued tour guide; captured 2026-09-15.Drawn from a document the venue itself issues — useful direct evidence when it exists, and still not a guarantee of what happens on the day.
What is still open
Confirm the current contracted Main Space banquet plan and the seated count it actually supports with the dance floor retained.
Ask this exactly
Confirm the current contracted Main Space banquet plan and the seated count it actually supports with the dance floor retained.
WatchFlow & circulationimpact 72Venue-published — Documented in writing
A 125-person indoor dinner is a split-level event
The Foundry states that a 125-person seated dinner includes the dance floor, with about 80 guests on the ground floor and 32–45 guests on the mezzanine. The mezzanine is reached only by stairs, so the upper end of the indoor dinner range changes both guest flow and accessibility rather than simply adding more tables.
Next step — Confirm the actual table plan, which guests would be seated upstairs, and whether every guest who needs a step-free route can be seated within the ground-floor plan.
Evidence trail — Venue-published — Documented in writing
What the record shows
The Foundry states that a 125-person seated dinner includes the dance floor, with about 80 guests on the ground floor and 32–45 guests on the mezzanine. The mezzanine is reached only by stairs, so the upper end of the indoor dinner range changes both guest flow and accessibility rather than simply adding more tables.
Source class — Venue-issued document
The Foundry — FAQ plus current Main Space floorplan; captured 2026-09-15.Drawn from a document the venue itself issues — useful direct evidence when it exists, and still not a guarantee of what happens on the day.
What is still open
Confirm the actual table plan, which guests would be seated upstairs, and whether every guest who needs a step-free route can be seated within the ground-floor plan.
Ask this exactly
Confirm the actual table plan, which guests would be seated upstairs, and whether every guest who needs a step-free route can be seated within the ground-floor plan.

Show 8 further findings · 0 critical · 2 watch · 6 unknown

WatchWeather, season & fallbackimpact 72Venue-published — Documented in writing
Larger dinners trade indoor simplicity for a courtyard-to-dance transition
The Foundry publishes 165 seated for dinner in the Courtyard under the tent, while dancing is not permitted in the Courtyard and remains inside The Foundry. Tent standby is available, but the venue's current guidance says courtyard tent rental is seasonal. For a dinner above the Main Space range, the practical plan is therefore a weather-dependent outdoor dinner followed by an indoor dancing transition, not one larger all-weather room.
Next step — Confirm the event-date tent window, weather-call deadline, guest transition path, and the indoor hold if the Courtyard cannot be used at the planned dinner headcount.
Evidence trail — Venue-published — Documented in writing
What the record shows
The Foundry publishes 165 seated for dinner in the Courtyard under the tent, while dancing is not permitted in the Courtyard and remains inside The Foundry. Tent standby is available, but the venue's current guidance says courtyard tent rental is seasonal. For a dinner above the Main Space range, the practical plan is therefore a weather-dependent outdoor dinner followed by an indoor dancing transition, not one larger all-weather room.
Source class — Venue-issued document
The Foundry — FAQ and current outdoor-ceremony guidance; captured 2026-09-15.Drawn from a document the venue itself issues — useful direct evidence when it exists, and still not a guarantee of what happens on the day.
What is still open
Confirm the event-date tent window, weather-call deadline, guest transition path, and the indoor hold if the Courtyard cannot be used at the planned dinner headcount.
Ask this exactly
Confirm the event-date tent window, weather-call deadline, guest transition path, and the indoor hold if the Courtyard cannot be used at the planned dinner headcount.
UnknownFlow & circulationimpact 54Unknown — Nothing on record
Guest circulation not established
No retained source in this record establishes how guests move between arrival, service and exit.
Next step — Ask how guests move between arrival, ceremony or session, service and exit, in writing.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The record carries no retained venue evidence on this point.
Source class — Not established
No first-party document or operator statement is recorded.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole property-level question remains open until the venue answers it.
UnknownCapacity realityimpact 54Unknown — Nothing on record
Usable seated capacity not established
The venue's own pages publish 120 seated. No layout on record shows that figure with service aisles and egress paths drawn, so the usable figure is still open.
Next step — Ask for a drawn layout at your exact headcount, with service aisles and egress paths shown.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The venue's own pages publish 120 seated. No layout on record shows that figure with service aisles and egress paths drawn, so the usable figure is still open.
Source class — Not established
No retained source addresses this point in the record.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole question. Absence of retained evidence is recorded as absence, never as a pass.
Ask this exactly
Ask for a drawn layout at your exact headcount, with service aisles and egress paths shown.
This trail is derived from the finding’s source class rather than authored against a specific document. Treat it as weaker than an authored trail.
WatchAccess & logisticsimpact 40Venue-published — Documented in writing
Ground-floor access is documented; mezzanine and terrace remain stair-only
The Foundry documents a wheelchair ramp into the venue and a handicap-accessible bathroom on the ground floor. It separately states that the mezzanine and terrace are accessible only by stairs. The result is not a property-wide step-free pass: an event that depends on mezzanine seating creates an accessibility constraint.
Next step — Confirm the continuous guest route for the contracted layout and keep required accessible seating, dining, dancing and restroom access on the ground-floor route.
Evidence trail — Venue-published — Documented in writing
What the record shows
The Foundry documents a wheelchair ramp into the venue and a handicap-accessible bathroom on the ground floor. It separately states that the mezzanine and terrace are accessible only by stairs. The result is not a property-wide step-free pass: an event that depends on mezzanine seating creates an accessibility constraint.
Source class — Venue-issued document
The Foundry — FAQ and venue-issued Main Space floorplan; captured 2026-09-15.Drawn from a document the venue itself issues — useful direct evidence when it exists, and still not a guarantee of what happens on the day.
What is still open
Confirm the continuous guest route for the contracted layout and keep required accessible seating, dining, dancing and restroom access on the ground-floor route.
Ask this exactly
Confirm the continuous guest route for the contracted layout and keep required accessible seating, dining, dancing and restroom access on the ground-floor route.
UnknownAccess & logisticsimpact 30Unknown — Nothing on record
Accessible route not established
No retained source in this record establishes a continuous accessible route from arrival to the room, restrooms and bar.
Next step — Ask for the continuous accessible route from the arrival point to the room, in writing.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The record carries no retained venue evidence on this point.
Source class — Not established
No first-party document or operator statement is recorded.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole property-level question remains open until the venue answers it.
UnknownPower, AV & technicalimpact 30Unknown — Nothing on record
Power and AV provision not established
No retained source in this record establishes available power service, distribution points or house AV.
Next step — Ask for the available power service, distribution points and house AV inventory, in writing.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The record carries no retained venue evidence on this point.
Source class — Not established
No first-party document or operator statement is recorded.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole property-level question remains open until the venue answers it.
UnknownCatering & service limitsimpact 30Unknown — Nothing on record
Catering and kitchen terms not established
No retained source in this record establishes which caterers are permitted or what kitchen exists on site.
Next step — Ask which caterers are permitted, what kitchen facilities exist on site, and what is charged separately, in writing.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The record carries no retained venue evidence on this point.
Source class — Not established
No first-party document or operator statement is recorded.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole property-level question remains open until the venue answers it.
UnknownNoise, neighbors & curfewimpact 30Unknown — Nothing on record
Amplified-sound limit not established
No retained source in this record establishes an amplified-sound cutoff or how any limit is measured.
Next step — Ask for the amplified-sound cutoff time, the applicable limit, and how it is measured, in writing.
Evidence trail — Unknown — Nothing on record
What the record shows
The record carries no retained venue evidence on this point.
Source class — Not established
No first-party document or operator statement is recorded.No retained source addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
What is still open
The whole property-level question remains open until the venue answers it.

Planner intelligence

How much chasing is left before you could sign anything. This measures remaining confirmation work, not venue quality.

Planner snapshot

What the record answers now

Official venue site

Capacity: 120 seated · 180 standing published by the venue; usable layout still needed
Venue type: Industrial / warehouse
Access: accessible restroom
Food & bar: kitchen
Technology: AV, power and room technology need confirmation
Planning load: Moderate planning load
Pricing: No published price is on file. A quote is required.
Venue photography: None on record. Ask the venue for photographs of the room you would hire, empty and set.
Overnight stay: On-site accommodation not established

Confirmation work: 78
How much you still produce: 3 of 5 — Material build
Items to confirm: 17
Typical lead time: 28 weeks

Answered measures what the record has actually said. Still to confirm is the work left for you. Neither ranks a venue.

Cost intelligence

Published language, required extras, and the questions a quote still has to answer. A low total with blanks left in it is an incomplete picture, not a bargain.

Quote required

Cost intelligence

Quote required — no published price on file. Published venue language is shown as language, not as a quote. Nothing here is a confirmed price until the venue writes it against your date.

What is on record

No published price is on file. Request a complete estimate including service charge, staffing and security.

What may cost extra

Required staffing
Published wording: “Our event management team, including Angela Ortiz (Venue Manager), Lindsey Hamma (Events Manager), and Erika Asselta and Yeshi Tenzin (Event Assistants), works with you throughout planning to coordinate vendor access, timing requirements, and setup specifications.”
Partially known · Venue-published — Official venue text
Exclusive or required caterer
Published wording: “Catering arrangements must go through our recommended caterer list.”
Partially known · Venue-published — Official venue text
Weather backup or tenting
Published wording: “The Courtyard (with or without a tent)”
Partially known · Venue-published — Official venue text

What you need to ask for in the quote

Request a complete estimate including service charge, staffing and security.
Ask for the room rental or package price for your date and hours.
Ask whether a food, beverage or total minimum spend applies.
Confirm the service charge, administrative fee and tax that will be added.
Confirm whether security is required, who books it, and the cost.
Ask whether an on-site ceremony is included or charged separately.
Confirm parking count, cost and whether it is exclusive to your event.
Ask whether valet is required and what it costs.

Why this venue may cost more or less to execute

Room hire, catering minimums and packages are different kinds of cost. Compare like with like, or the cheaper-looking venue will not stay cheaper.

No published price is on file. A quote is required before any comparison.

Your working estimate

Type in the figures you have been quoted. The maths is yours, kept on this device only — I never see it, and it is not a quote from the venue.

CurrencyGuests

Currency is for your own reading. Nothing is converted.

Venue rental or site feeThe fee for the space itself.Food & beverage minimumThe spend the venue requires on catering and bar.Required staffingServers, captains, coat check, attendants.SecurityGuards the venue requires you to book.CleaningPost-event cleaning or waste removal charges.AV and productionSound, lighting, screens, power, crew.Furniture and rentalsTables, chairs, linen, glassware, decor.Transport, parking and shuttlesValet, guest parking, shuttles, load-in vehicles.Weather backup or tentingThe plan you pay for whether or not it rains.OvertimeHours beyond the contracted window.Other required costsPermits, insurance, licenses, corkage.

Service charge %Applied to every figure above, added once.Tax %Estimated on the figures above plus the service charge. Ask the venue what is actually taxable where they are.

Venue spend before service and tax: $0
Service charge: $0
Estimated tax: $0
Total venue-related spend: $0
Cost per guest (120 guests): $0

Incomplete — charges still to confirm

Treat the total above as a floor, not a budget. These are the charges most likely to move it.

Venue rental or site fee
Food & beverage minimum
Required staffing
Security
Cleaning
AV and production
Furniture and rentals
Transport, parking and shuttles
Weather backup or tenting
Overtime
Other required costs
Service charge percentage
Tax percentage

Money questions still worth asking

Request a complete estimate including service charge, staffing and security.
Ask for the room rental or package price for your date and hours.
Ask whether a food, beverage or total minimum spend applies.
Confirm the service charge, administrative fee and tax that will be added.
Confirm whether security is required, who books it, and the cost.
Ask whether an on-site ceremony is included or charged separately.
Confirm parking count, cost and whether it is exclusive to your event.
Ask whether valet is required and what it costs.

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Place and surroundings

No photograph of this property is held on this record, and none is invented — a mark drawn from the record is more honest than a picture of somewhere else.

On this record

Taken from the catalog already on record. Not a live listing, not a quote, and not confirmation for your date.

Location as recorded: Long Island City, NY
Region: US Northeast
Operator website: www.thefoundry.info/gallery
Last first-party read: 2026-09-15
Noted as present: accessible restroom · ground level load in · kitchen on site · tenting permitted
Not established: indoor fallback · late curfew · step free route · three phase power

06A

Venue-document evidence workspace

Put the contract, catering packet, technical specification, floor plan and walkthrough evidence beside the public record without uploading private project material or silently promoting extracted text into fact.

Local document evidence

Put the venue packet beside the venue record

Drop contracts, catering packets, technical specifications, floor plans, parking sheets, accessibility notes or photographs here. PDF/text extraction happens in this browser. Candidate facts remain pending until you approve or reject them; approved items become project evidence on this device and never rewrite the public catalog.

Add venue evidencePDF, text, markdown, CSV, JSON and images. Raw files are retained in IndexedDB on this device; extracted candidate text is stored locally with the project.

Nothing in this workspace is uploaded.

Documents: 0
Pending: 0
Approved: 0
Rejected: 0

06B

Scenario sensitivity

Change the event assumptions and make the engine name the blocker that appears or disappears.

Scenario sensitivity

What changes the answer?

This is not another score. It reruns the same venue through the same decision engine while you change the event assumptions, then names the blocker that appeared or disappeared.

Guest countFormatOccasion

Operational pressure switches

Heavy power / production loadRigging points / heavy production loadAmplified sound past midnightIndoor / covered fallback requiredOutside caterer must be permitted

Baseline

conditional

Workable only if the blockers below are answered in writing first.

1 blockers · headroom unproved

Variant

conditional

Workable only if the blockers below are answered in writing first.

1 blockers · headroom unproved

Decision delta

Change an assumption to expose the decision boundary

New blockers

No new blocker appeared.

Blockers removed

No baseline blocker disappeared.

06C

Source freshness and change

A sourced statement can still be stale, superseded or materially changed since the last research pass.

Source freshness + change intelligence

Published evidence is usable when its limits are explicit

A current statement captured from the venue's official site is treated as verified to that published source for reference, comparison and research. It is not downgraded to a meaningless unknown. Contractual, date-specific, safety-critical and layout-dependent commitments still require the stronger venue-issued or project evidence appropriate to the decision. Changed wording is retained instead of silently overwritten.

Published signals: 11
Verified to source: 11
Published categories: 6
Searched — none: 9
Not yet reread: 0
Changed wording: 0
Parallel readings: 0

Research coverage by planner domain

Empty fields are no longer ambiguous. A completed research pass records whether the official source was searched and simply did not publish an answer.

Price and minimum spend

Searched — no statement published

What is included

Searched — no statement published

Arrival, parking and transport

Searched — no statement published

Facilities and infrastructure

Searched — no statement published

Food and drink

Published evidence found

Guest comfort

Searched — no statement published

Venue staff on the day

Published evidence found

Rules and restrictions

Published evidence found

Accessibility

Searched — no statement published

Technology and hybrid

Searched — no statement published

Floor plans and tours

Searched — no statement published

Size and layout

Published evidence found

Weather and fallback

Published evidence found

Setup and teardown

Published evidence found

Previous events

Searched — no statement published

Layout / capacity — posted capacity phrase