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2016 INTERNATIONAL WFTDA CHAMPIONSHIPS FRI•SAT•SUN, November 4-6 in Portland, Oregon, United States Hosted by the Rose City Rollers WFTDA.com/Champs N AT I E R O N T A N L I PORTLAND, OR W S F P T I D H A S C N HAMPIO HOSPITALITY GUIDE Veterans Memorial Coliseum One Center Court, Portland, OR 97227 TABLE OF CONTENTS About the Hosts ........................................................................................................... 1 Tickets and Seating .................................................................................................... 2 WFTDA 2016 Championship Tournament Bracket ................................................. 4 WFTDA Tournament Rules ......................................................................................... 5 Sign in and Lace Up .................................................................................................... 6 Food .............................................................................................................................. 7 Lunch and Dinner Rush ................................................................................................................................................... 7 Leisurely Stroll from the Venue ..................................................................................................................................... 7 Quick Ride ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Grocery and Pharmacy .................................................................................................................................................. 8 Things to do in Portland ............................................................................................. 9 Afterparties ................................................................................................................. 11 Appendices ................................................................................................................ 12 How to get to Portland .................................................................................................................................................. 12 How to get to the Doubletree ....................................................................................................................................... 13 How to get to the Marriot ............................................................................................................................................. 14 Hotel Information .......................................................................................................................................................... 15 About the Venue ............................................................................................................................................................. 17 Venue Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 18 USE YELP.COM TO EXPLORE THE CITY! Try searches like Best Happy Hour Portland or Best Attractions Portland ABOUT THE HOSTS Rose City Rollers photo credit: © Skippy Price Rose City was founded in August 2004 by a small group of gritty, gutsy, and nostalgic gals who decided to dust off their quad skates and hit the rink. From those humble beginnings, Rose City has become the largest roller derby league in the world with over 500 active skating members, including an awesome junior derby program, and hundreds of volunteers and support staff. And we wouldn’t be true to ourselves if we didn’t mention that we are the current WFTDA Champs, bringing the Hydra trophy home in 2015! WELCOME TO PORTLAND, OR! The Rose City Rollers are super-excited to host another WFTDA Tournament! This packet contains details about the tournament weekend including visitor information about the Portland area. WFTDA Champs is all about competitive roller derby—but we also know that Portland is a great place to visit. We look forward to spending an amazing weekend with you—both on and off the track! 1 TICKETS & SEATING Visit wftda.com/champs to purchase tickets 3-Day Weekend Pass, General Admission Friday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only Age 13+: $75.00 Age 13+: $25.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $60.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 Age 8 and under: free Age 8 and under: free All ages VIP*: $125 Saturday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only Friday Single-Day, General Admission Age 13+: $25.00 Age 13+: $30.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 Age 8 and under: free Age 8 and under: free Sunday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only Saturday Single-Day, General Admission Age 13+: $25.00 Age 13+: $30.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 Age 8 and under: free Age 8 and under: free Sunday Single-Day, General Admission *The VIP 3-day ticket includes: • Reserved assigned seating­­—best seats in the house! Age 13+: $30.00 • A 2016 Championship collectors program Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military (box office only): $20.00 • VIP lanyard Age 8 and under: free SEATING INFORMATION ENTRY AND RE-ENTRY • General Admission seating is on a first come, first • Doors open daily at 9:00 AM. served basis. There will be stadium seating and limited • Games begin at 10:00 AM. floor seating (more info coming soon). There will be VIP Your tickets will be scanned and/or taken at the seating. See ticket pricing for details. entrance to the arena. For same day re-entry, you • No carry-in chairs are permitted. will need a wristband. Do not leave the arena without a wristband if you wish to re-enter. • Chairs that will be provided are not permitted trackside except as a companion to ADA accessible seating. NOTES AND ADDITIONAL FEES Wheelchairs (and their companion chair) must be a • Please keep your ticket; for seating assignment. Wear minimum of five feet away from the outside referee your badge and lanyard while sitting in VIP areas. Pick line. up your lanyard and free program at the VIP Table. • In order to sit trackside, you must be at least 18 years • Convenience and handling fees are added to these old. If you do not have a valid photo ID to verify your prices (typically by phone or online). age, you will be required to move. • Friday and Saturday evening tickets are for entry at • We expect high attendance at the tournament 5:00 PM. and seating areas to be full. Do not “save seats” • Sunday evening tickets are for entry at 3:00 PM. for individuals who are not returning to their seats • Discounts for active military personnel are available in momentarily. You will be asked to remove skate bags, person wherever tickets are sold. backpacks, and other large items from the seating • ● Children 8 years old and younger are always free area in order to make room to accommodate others. with a ticketed and supervising adult! While admission Participant bags may be left in the participant-only is free for children 8 years old and younger, a child area (locker rooms). Please be considerate and allow ticket will be required upon entry to track venue others to sit if a seat is not actively being occupied. capacity, so please be sure to obtain one from the ticketing site. BOX OFFICE HOURS Tickets may be purchased in person at the Rose Quarter Box office during regular hours, located at One Center Court, Suite 100. Guests may park in the garages or the turn around driveway on Center Court for 15 minutes to purchase tickets. Event Box Office Hours (Nov. 3-6) Regular Box Office Hours Thursday: 10 AM to 5 PM Saturday: 9 AM to 9 PM Monday - Friday: 10 AM to 5 PM Friday: 8 AM to 8:30 PM Sunday: 11 AM to 6:30 PM TICKETS & SEATING (CONT.) VIP tickets All Fans • Please keep your ticket on you for seating • Make sure you have a wristband for the day by assignment and wear your badge and lanyard while the time you’ve entered the turnstile after the sitting in VIP areas. Pick up your lanyard and free mandatory bag check. This will be your key to program at the VIP Table in the Main Entrance. re-entry. • Issue with a change in your VIP seating or have any • Floor Seating is open to all spectators. It is first come, questions? Visit Guest Services. first served. If the area reaches capacity, Security Best Seats In The House Volunteers will admit you once a space becomes • Move right on up to the front row! Bid on this eBay available. You must sit while in this area and chairs auction and you and 13 of your friends can have a are not allowed. comfy couch and raised platform right at Turn 3! - Bid here www.ebay.com/usr/rosecityrollers 3 FRI•SAT•SUN N AT I NOVEMBER 4-6 E R O N T A N L I London Rollergirls Hosted by the Rose City Rollers 1 Denver Roller Derby GAME5 WFTDA.com/Champs PORTLAND, OR SATURDAY 10:00 AM 2 W S F P GAME 1 T I FRIDAY 2:00 PM D H A S 3 C N GAME 9 HAMPIO Arch Rival Roller Derby SATURDAY 6:30 PM Gotham Girls Roller Derby 1 Angel City Derby Girls GAME6 2 SATURDAY 12:00 PM GAME 2 FRIDAY 4:00 PM 3 CHAMPION Montréal Roller Derby GAME 12 Victorian Roller Derby League SUNDAY 6:00 PM 1 Minnesota RollerGirls GAME 7 2nd PLACE 2 SATURDAY 2:00 PM GAME 3 FRIDAY 6:00 PM 3rd PLACE 3 GAME10 Jacksonville RollerGirls SATURDAY 8:30 PM Rose City Rollers 1 4th PLACE Texas Rollergirls GAME8 2 SATURDAY 4:00 PM Loser Game 9 GAME 4 GAME
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