Facilities Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Any enclosed facility built,
installed, or established as a location where sports
are played

A

Sport Facility

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2
Q

Include sport
facilities as well as other entertainment or non-
entertainment facilities where people can gather

A

Public Assembly Facility

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3
Q

Facilities used for numerous
types of events

A

Multiuse Facility

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4
Q

Stadiums; first known sport complex

A

Classical Antiquity (776 BC)

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5
Q

Olympic Stadium; Grandfather of modern
facilities

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Ancient Greece (331 BC)

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6
Q

Circus Maximus; Used for chariot races and
other major events

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Ancient Rome (6BC)

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7
Q

Large facilities used primarily for
religious festivals

A

Late Middle Ages (1300s – 1800s)

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8
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Union Grounds, 1st ballpark in the U.S

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Early Modern Era (1862)

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9
Q

ingle use and intimate
stadiums

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Late Contemporary Era (1980s – 2000)

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10
Q

Green trend and focus on cutting edge technology

A

Current Era

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11
Q

was a religious center in the Greek world

A

Olympia

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12
Q

Original Olympic stadium built in ______ was an
extension; First known sport complex

A

776 BC

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13
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Began in 70AD and took about 10 years to complete
Originally named Flavian Amphitheater
Gladiators and other spectacles
Held up to 50,000 spectators – seating according to gender &
social class
Similar to our current ticket system

A

Roman Coliseum

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14
Q

Event Planning Phases

A

Event Development Phase
Event Operational Planning Phase
Event Implementation, Monitoring, and Management
Phase
Event Evaluation and Renewal Phase

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15
Q

Strengths

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Community support, experience, brand strength

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16
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Weaknesses

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Financial restrictions, short planning period, lack
of history

17
Q

Opportunities:

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Potential sponsors/partners, untapped
resources, social trends

18
Q

Threats

A

Competitors, weather, unfavorable economic
conditions

19
Q

Need to understand your stakeholders and their
needs when it comes to the event
Sponsors
Broadcast partners
Local community
Charitable cause
Sport governing bodies

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Purpose of Event

20
Q

Broad statements, generally qualitative
Maximize attendance/participation
Raise money for charity

21
Q

Specific statements, generally quantitative
Sell 200 new tournament packages
Raise $5,000 for ASPCA (charity)

22
Q

Enhance the economy by attracting
participants/spectators who will spend money in
the community
* Provide a catalyst for improving the host
community’s facilities and infrastructure
* Enhance community image
* Showcase the community’s attributes & benefits

A

What the Host Wants to
Achieve

23
Q

Purpose of event bidding

A

is to identify the most
qualified prospective hosts for the event

24
Q

Most often cited requirements

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Facility specifications
Playing surface
Spectator capacity
Locker rooms & amenities

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Cost of hosting Economic impact Business opportunities stemming from the event Opportunity to boost the host’s image Ability to attract visitors Benefits offered by host location
feasibility study
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are thorough accountings of the site’s key assets and how they conform to bid requirements
Bid documents
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Accountability Political support Relationship marketing Ability Infrastructure Bid-team composition Communication & exposure Existing facilities
8 Key success factors
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educing or eliminating the risk of injury and death and potential subsequent liability that comes through involvement with sport and recreation programs
Risk Management
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an unintentional wrongdoing that results in injury to a person, property, or reputation
Negligence
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was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush in 1990 * Specifies what employers, government agencies, and managers of public facilities must do to ensure people with disabilities are not unfairly excluded from social events
ADA
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