Sentence examples for premium venue from inspiring English sources

"It does mean something to us," said Bob Bevan of Jersey City, who came to the block party with a friend, Tom Hartley, of Maplewood, N.J. "It really was a premium venue in Hoboken, and there are not too many clubs left.

All-ages and underage events, which enjoyed a boom in the 2000s, are being stamped out by tighter licensing restrictions and high insurance premiums for venues that allow young attendees.

All-ages and underage events, which enjoyed a boom in the 2000s, are being stamped out by tighter licensing restrictions and high insurance premiums for venues that allow young attendees.

Then there can be a premium for the venue itself.

That means several things -- better venues, premium services, special events, special access (to the players, to the coaches, to the artists and entertainers) and continuous online marketing of these.

He added: "There must be full venues for premium events and if expensive package seats remain unsold, there's a case for being creative with the prices".

"It is hard to get flights to Kiev, with prices at a premium, while the distances between venues is huge and there is the cost involved in travelling those distances.

Bypass allows venues to provide premium ticket holders with a tailored mobile solution that allows them to swipe and sign on a vendor's device, along with providing customer-facing mobile apps customized for the venue, and dongles that allow any concession stand or merchandiser to accept payments from their phone.

These people describe the stock show as by far the best venue in the West to show off premium breeding livestock and find buyers eager to pay top dollar.

The team plays in one of the league's oldest stadiums which lacks many of the premium seats, restaurants and other accoutrements found in newer venues.

They play classy venues like the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan, and they charge premium prices for tickets.