Ottawa (Monday, April 18, 2011)—To better facilitate admission to events at the 2011 TD Ottawa International Jazz Festival a handful of new queuing policies have been implemented. For the Fourth Stage and Studio Series there are multiple concerts per evening and single tickets will be sold for each concert. Audiences will be asked to clear the venue after each show and to requeue for the next show in order of priority.
Single ticket holders will receive first priority for events at the National Arts Centre's Fourth Stage, and Studio Stage as well as the OLG Late Night Stage. Single tickets guarantee individuals access to specific events.
Gold pass holders will be given second priority, provided they queue 15 minutes before scheduled start times.
Bronze and Student pass holders will receive third priority and are also required to line up 15 minutes before each shows start.
All pass holders will be given free access to Confederation Park as well as off-site venues including two concerts at Mercury Lounge and Late Night Jamming at ARC The.Hotel.
Additionally, no bottles will be permitted on site at this year's Festival. Bags will be subject to spot checks at park entrances.
Single ticket holders will receive first priority for events at the National Arts Centre's Fourth Stage, and Studio Stage as well as the OLG Late Night Stage. Single tickets guarantee individuals access to specific events.
Gold pass holders will be given second priority, provided they queue 15 minutes before scheduled start times.
Bronze and Student pass holders will receive third priority and are also required to line up 15 minutes before each shows start.
All pass holders will be given free access to Confederation Park as well as off-site venues including two concerts at Mercury Lounge and Late Night Jamming at ARC The.Hotel.
Additionally, no bottles will be permitted on site at this year's Festival. Bags will be subject to spot checks at park entrances.
