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evening will conclude with a around midnight During one of the planning meetings, the discussion centers on the admission price that will be charged. The issue of reserved seating is raised by Scott Haner, director of sales and marketing. He believes that corporate clients of the hotel will be more inclined to attend if they can be assured good seats near the large-screen televisions. Assume that you are the food and bever- WHAT age (F&B) director at a full-service hotel in a large East Coast college town. Your general WOULD manager, Mr. Peterson, is planning to have YOU DO? a large event centered on this year's Super Bowl. As the F&B director, you are an inte gral part of the event planning committee. One of the teams in the NFL final is from the state in which your hotel is located to an interest is very high. Mt. Peterson proposes an event that will be held in the ho Del Grand Ballroom, which can hold 700 people. The festivities will beyni 1:00 PM. on Super Bowl Sunday with the televised pregame How a darts tournament, and a Mexican food buffet. At 6:30 P.M., the Dante as to be shown on five 60-inch TV screens that will be placed round the ballroom. The chief maintenance engineer has assured M.Peterson that the sets can be mounted on the ballroom's walls. The 1. As a hospitality professional, what issues must you consider prior to finalizing this Super Bowl party event? 2. If Mr. Peterson elects to charge a $20 fee for seats close to the large screens but only $s for seats farther away from the screens, would your opinion be different? Why or why not? 3. What are the responsibilities of the management team in this scenario