Physical Features
- 32 by 40-foot portable stage.
- 55-foot ceiling height
- 2 large loading docks
- 13 dressing rooms
- 8 concession stands
- 5 ticket windows
- 2.8 kilowatt-per-channel stereo PA system with CD and cassette tape player, 2 wireless microphones and 1 wired microphone.
- 7 restrooms, all renovated (3 are handicap accessible)
- 10 C.M. Loadstar motors (4 for flying sound, 4 for stage lighting, 2 for additional lighting) plus 2 aluminum trusses (20.5 inches by 20.5 inches by 40 feet).
- 200 telephone lines, installed by AT&T
- Parking lot with 550 spaces; another 2,300 spaces at nearby garage.
- Fully equipped VIP (seating up to 40) and press rooms.
- 2 merchandising stands.
- Three 200 ampere 480/277 volt 3-phase, 4-wire transformers, including an isolated transformer.
- One 400 ampere 480/277 volt 3-phase, 4-wire transformer.
- 40 kW Caterpillar generator for "back-up" emergency lighting.
- 8-zone (dual control) dimming system for house lights by Lutron.
- 50' x 50' aluminum lighting truss with 72 par fixtures, permanently installed.
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