Venue Overview and Regulations

1. The Event Center does not allow "outside food and beverages" to be brought in, such as packaged drinks, takeout, or homemade food, to avoid making the venue dirty or messy. If people are found eating or drinking outside food, it may make it difficult for the organizers to rent the venue in the future, so everyone must exercise self-discipline. There are water dispensers in the venue with paper cups available for free.  For medical / personal diet reasons, you can bring your own bottled water, thermos, or water bottle, but the quantity must be reasonable and all must be stored in your bag. Additionally, there is a snack bar at the venue, selling coffee, tea, bottled water, and snacks like cookies and chips for your convenience.
2. Please maintain the cleanliness and tidiness of the venue. After using a booth, the staff must remember to restore it to its original state to avoid causing trouble for the organizers during cleanup and to prevent potential fines.
3. The registration and distribution of English translators for the day will be handled by Sister Summer Huang. There are nearly 200 wireless translators available. Those in need can borrow one at the booth with an ID deposit.
4. The seating area for wheelchair users or people with mobility issues is located in the priority seating area. It is recommended to use the elevators at the parking floors.
5. On the day of the event, except for the photography team of the organizers and authorized photographers from within TBS, others are not allowed to follow and take photos of Grandmaster Lu along the way, to avoid obstructing movement and the best camera angles. (Security personnel will assist)
6. Pets and animals are not allowed to enter the venue.

For more information about Meydenbauer Center, the venue for this ceremony, please visit its website for useful information and resources:
https://www.meydenbauer.com/.