This event is a huge spectacle that really pulls the crowds. It features trials riders and freerunners flipping and tricking around and over a big scaffolding rig. We will bring the full rig and a PA system we can run from our vans (although if there is a power supply that is ideal). It takes about 3 hours to setup so we normally do that the evening before show day. The event works really well as either a 360degree spectacle, or as a set-up with the audience on one side. As the set-up takes a while (and set-down is approx 2 hours) we would suggest running the event for a couple of days. We suggest 4 x 30minute shows or 3 x 45minute shows per day. Our ideal space is 12m x 20m, with a 30m x 3m section to allow our aerial rider to get a run-up, jump and land in order to do his back-flips. Being outside can attract lots of passers by and our average audience for these events has been 400 - 750 people per show. But being outside puts us at risk of bad weather. Being inside works well if in a place of high footfall. If we are indoors we do need floor to ceiling clearance of about 5m.