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Originally Posted by liamenator
Having 'lots of people' use it does not make the Saddledome a public space. Those who do not pay a fee and agree to terms of use are barred entry. That is literally the definition of non-public space.
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True. However, I never said that the Dome is public. The point of the matter is that there are a lot of events that go through the Dome that the public may wish to partake in
People would not hesitate to use public money to fund transit. Yet, the public is not allowed to use transit unless they also pay a fee. Same for leisure centres. It gives opportunities for people to partake.