Charlotte Convention Center: Events, Parking, Tickets & the Right Door
A useful visit starts with your specific event, not the building address. Confirm the date and hall, then choose parking, entry, tickets or badge pickup, bag plan and hotel around that assignment.
This guide combines attendee, exhibitor and planner details that are otherwise scattered across venue pages, transit pages, service-provider resources and event instructions.
Direct answer dashboard
Check event-specific instructions again before travelChoose the visitor path that matches your trip
Public event or conference
Start with the official calendar, then the organizer. Confirm public/private access, door time, badge/ticket, hall and bag rules before choosing parking.
Parking, door and map
Use the connected NASCAR Hall of Fame deck or Brooklyn Village rail access, but match your arrival side to the assigned hall or ballroom.
Loading, shipping and booth services
Use your current exhibitor manual for dock gate, freight, move-in, internet, electrical and outbound shipping. Never copy another show’s dock bay.
Space, RFP and services
Prepare dates, attendance, exhibit footprint, catering and A/V needs. An inquiry does not reserve space until a valid executed license agreement exists.
Events today and what is coming next
The venue calendar is the best first check because it says only confirmed events are included. It also warns that a confirmed listing can still be altered, omitted or cancelled. For admission, show hours, hall assignment and security rules, the event organizer is the final operational source.
Today — August 20, 2026: this live audit did not surface a confirmed public event listing for today. That does not mean the building has no activity; private meetings, setup, move-in and closed programs may not be listed on the public calendar.
| Event | When / where | What a visitor should know |
|---|---|---|
| Chef’s Best 2026 | Fri, Aug 21 Crown Ballroom Aperitivo 6:00 PM; dinner 7:00 PM | Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina is the organizer source. Its Chef’s Table VIP experience is sold out; use the organizer page for current general ticket availability and event questions. |
| Collect-A-Con Charlotte | Sat–Sun, Aug 22–23 Hall BC Sat 10 AM–6 PM; Sun 10 AM–5 PM | The organizer advertises 900+ vendor tables and free admission for children 7 and under. Use its ticket/FAQ pages for guests, props, entry and vendor details. |
Why search results look busier than the actual calendar: reseller pages can split a weekend into “2-day pass,” “Saturday” and “Sunday” listings. Treat those as ticket products, not three separate conventions.
Fast event check: official venue calendar → organizer page → ticket/registration confirmation. Recheck the organizer on the morning you travel.
Tickets, registration, box office and will-call: use the event’s own path
The building does not have one universal admission workflow. The official Event Planning Guide says ticketed public/consumer events may use Ticketmaster, the venue’s preferred ticketing platform, or another vendor approved by management. In practice, the safest visitor path is still the organizer’s own admission or registration link.
Match the event name, date and 501 S College St venue before paying.
A conference badge, fundraiser ticket and public expo pass can use completely different systems.
Look for mobile ticket, mailed badge, onsite registration or will-call. Ticketmaster’s venue profile says will-call is inside the building and asks for photo ID, matching purchase card and confirmation number; event instructions can supersede that.
Buying a ticket does not tell you which side of this large building is best for your hall or ballroom.
Screenshot your QR code, order confirmation and hall/room details before joining a crowded event network.
Current payment conflict: Ticketmaster’s venue profile still says cash is accepted, while the current official Charlotte Convention Center amenities page explicitly says the venue is cashless. Use the current venue policy for onsite planning and bring card/digital payment unless your organizer clearly documents a different event-specific process.
Bag policy, cameras, strollers and re-entry: there is no one rule for every show
No current official venue-wide page surfaced one clear-bag or bag-size limit that applies to every event. That is important because ticket sites and reseller pages can display generic venue rules that do not capture a conference’s, fan show’s or private event’s current screening policy.
Bag size
Use the organizer’s current security/FAQ page. If the organizer is silent, keep your bag minimal rather than inventing a size limit from another venue or event.
Camera and recording
Ticketmaster’s venue profile says no cameras/video recorders, but event-specific media, cosplay, trade-show and professional-conference rules can differ. Follow the organizer’s written policy.
Medical, family and mobility items
Check the organizer if screening rules mention diaper bags, strollers, medication, mobility equipment or other necessary items. Accessibility assistance remains available through venue staff.
Parking: connected deck first, price assumptions last
The official accessibility page identifies the NASCAR Hall of Fame parking deck as adjacent and connected to the convention center. It uses “standard” or “prevailing” rates rather than promising a fixed event-day price. That is the safer planning model.
| Arrival choice | Best for | Price status | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| NASCAR Hall of Fame parking deck | Most drivers wanting a connected route | Variable / prevailing | Event-day rate, availability and your hall entrance |
| Nearby Uptown garages/lots | Comparing price or approaching another side of the building | Operator-specific | Event rate, closing time, in/out privileges and walking route |
| Accessible parking | Guests with proper state disability identification | Prevailing | Designated spaces in the connected deck |
| Bus/group drop-off | Organized groups | Drop-off, not general parking | MLK Jr. Blvd bus lay-by and organizer instructions |
| Oversized vehicles | Vehicles unsuitable for normal deck clearance | Route-specific | Use the official oversized-vehicle parking map |
Why you may see “$25 parking” online: a 2026 NACAC exhibitor guide listed $25 for its show and said the rate was subject to change. That is event-specific evidence, not a permanent venue rate.
Entrances, map and the easiest way to avoid a wrong-side arrival
The official getting-here page identifies two main building entrances on College Street and E. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The accessibility page adds accessible entry via Brooklyn Village Avenue at the pedestrian bridge and a Caldwell/Ballroom Lobby entry for Crown Ballroom events.
| Access point | Useful for | Important caveat |
|---|---|---|
| South College Street | General arrival and accessible drop-off/pickup | Confirm whether registration is closer to MLK or another lobby. |
| E. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard | General arrival, accessible drop-off and bus lay-by | Group buses should use event-specific staging instructions. |
| Brooklyn Village pedestrian bridge entry | Accessible pedestrian approach and nearby rail/walking routes | It may not be your event’s registration point. |
| Caldwell / Ballroom Lobby | Crown Ballroom events | Use only when your event assignment makes it relevant. |
Use the map for the neighborhood. Use the event’s floor plan for the final hall, ballroom, registration desk or booth.
Loading docks, move-in and the address exhibitors should not guess
The official Event Planning Guide says the venue has 19 fully covered loading docks, plus covered gates and drive-in ramps. More importantly, it says dock assignments are made closer to the event by the Event Manager based on overall building needs. That makes a fixed “loading dock address + gate” answer incomplete.
What 309 E Brooklyn Village Ave actually means
A March 2026 NACAC exhibitor guide used 309 E Brooklyn Village Ave., Charlotte, NC 28202 as its GPS loading-dock address. For that one Hall C1 event, staff directed exhibitors to Gate 8 and bays 14–17. This is useful geographic evidence, but Gate 8 and bays 14–17 are not permanent instructions for every show.
| Your task | Correct source | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Personal-vehicle unload | Current exhibitor manual / event manager | GPS address, gate, bay, queue, unload window and where the vehicle goes afterward. |
| General-service-contractor freight | Current show shipping labels | Advance warehouse vs direct-to-show address, receiving date and material-handling rules. |
| UPS Store package | Convention Center UPS Store | Event/company/contact/booth label and street-level vs freight routing. |
| Large vehicle / drive-in | Event manager + floor plan | Approved ramp/gate, dimensions, floor protection and move-in time. |
Do not drive freight to the public College Street entrance. If your current manual does not name a dock route, contact the organizer or event manager before arrival.
Exhibitor rules from the official planning guide that are easy to miss
Display vehicles
The guide requires protective plastic/Visqueen under displayed vehicles, no more than a quarter tank of fuel, a taped gas cap and the positive battery cable disconnected. Confirm current show approval and fire-safety instructions.
Food/beverage samples
The guide limits beverage samples to 4 oz and food to bite-size portions and requires advance written Food & Beverage approval. Alcohol adds licensing/training requirements.
Drones / aerial vehicles
Drones and other aerial vehicles require prior written convention-center management approval. Do not bring or fly one based only on organizer enthusiasm.
Photos, floor plans and virtual tour: use each for a different job
People searching for convention-center photos are usually trying to answer one of three questions: “What does the place look like?”, “Where is my room?” or “Can I reuse an official image?” Those require different sources.
Visitor orientation
Use the official floor plans and virtual tour to understand halls, ballrooms, concourses, bridges and meeting-room levels.
Event navigation
Your organizer’s event map beats a generic photo because it can show registration, sponsors, booths, queues and restricted areas.
Media / publishing
CRVA’s Media Gallery Inquiry asks for your organization, website, image type and intended use and requires agreement to its photo policy.
Meet-up tip: save a room, hall, concourse, ballroom or booth number. “Meet me at the Convention Center” is too vague in a 600,000-square-foot facility.
Floor plans and space: the numbers that help you choose the right side of the building
Current official destination material describes a 600,000-square-foot facility with 280,000 square feet of exhibit hall space divisible into four halls. The planning guide adds the hall breakdown that is particularly useful for exhibitors and attendees trying to judge walking distance.
| Area | Official figure | Why a visitor or planner cares |
|---|---|---|
| Hall A | 100,000 sq ft | Large footprint; use the event map for registration and door choice. |
| Hall B | 100,000 sq ft | Large footprint; a parking spot that is “at the convention center” can still mean a long internal walk. |
| Hall C1 / C2 | 40,000 sq ft each (80,000 combined) | Loading and public-entry instructions can differ when a show uses only part of Hall C. |
| Richardson Ballroom | 35,000 sq ft | Major sessions/banquets; verify the ballroom lobby route. |
| Crown Ballroom | 40,000 sq ft | The Caldwell/Ballroom Lobby accessible entry may be relevant. |
| Meeting rooms | 37 rooms on current technology page | A room number is more useful than the venue address once you are inside. |
| Pre-function / concourse | 90,800 sq ft pre-function + 43,000 sq ft concourse described on technology page | Registration, queuing and networking may happen outside the assigned ballroom/hall. |
Why official totals can differ: one official overview describes 154,000 sq ft of breakout space, while the technology page describes 145,000 sq ft of meeting space plus pre-function and concourse areas. These are different reporting categories; do not add them together as if every number is separate rentable room area.
Hotels: pick by event-day friction, not the cheapest room
Current official destination material says the center is across from the 700-room Westin and is walkable to about 6,400 hotel rooms. A newer destination page separately cites more than 6,600 rooms across Center City. Instead of treating that small difference as a booking metric, use your actual walking route and event schedule.
| Stay type | Best for | Questions before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Across / immediate convention district | Early sessions, speakers, exhibitors, mobility priorities | Overnight parking, luggage storage, event block, late checkout |
| Walkable Uptown | Dining/nightlife plus conference access | Actual walking route to your entrance, valet/self-parking, breakfast hours |
| Blue Line-connected stay | Potential savings outside the immediate district | Station walk, late-night service and weather backup |
| Official event hotel block | Large conferences with negotiated housing | Booking deadline, cancellation, resort/destination fees, authorized booking link |
Housing scam check: if a convention offers an official room block, start from the organizer’s site. Unsolicited “official housing” calls or emails may not be authorized by the event.
Light rail and airport: use current CATS data, not old planning-guide fares
Brooklyn Village Station is a practical LYNX Blue Line stop near the venue. CATS lists it at 260 E Brooklyn Village Ave, notes that it was formerly Stonewall Station, and says the platform is wheelchair accessible. The station sits on top of the Westin parking deck, with elevators in that deck.
| Option | Current verified detail | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Brooklyn Village Station | Ticket machines, covered waiting, seating, audio announcements, emergency call box, accessible platform and Westin-deck elevators | Visitors already on the Blue Line or staying rail-connected. |
| CATS Sprinter from CLT | $2.50 per ride; starts from Uptown at 5:05 AM; every 30 minutes on weekdays | Low-cost airport transfer to Charlotte Transportation Center in Uptown. |
| Sprinter service span | Weekdays 5:30 AM–1:22 AM; Saturday 6:00 AM–1:22 AM; Sunday 6:00 AM–1:14 AM on current CATS page | Useful for early/late flight planning; recheck schedule on travel day. |
| Route 60 airport connection | Connects Tyvola Blue Line Station and CLT; every 30 minutes, 7 days a week | Alternative when your trip is already on the south Blue Line. |
Stale-source correction: older official planning material lists a $2.20 rail fare, and the venue “Getting Here” copy has shown a $3 Sprinter fare. Current CATS is the transit operator and currently publishes $2.50 for the Sprinter. Check CATS again before travel because schedules and fares can change.
Accessibility, sensory bags, nursing rooms, service animals and first aid
The current accessibility page confirms accessible parking, drop-off, entrances, restrooms/water fountains, nursing rooms and service-animal rules. The official Event Planning Guide adds useful micro-level details that are easy to miss.
| Need | Verified venue detail | Practical action |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible parking | NASCAR Hall of Fame deck; proper state disability identification required | Use designated spaces and allow time for the internal route. |
| Drop-off / pickup | South College Street or MLK Jr. Boulevard | Choose the side closest to your assigned hall/ballroom. |
| Accessible entrances | South College, MLK, Brooklyn Village pedestrian bridge; Caldwell/Ballroom Lobby for Crown Ballroom events | Use organizer map when multiple entrances are open. |
| Nursing rooms | 2 private rooms | The planning guide locates one by Richardson Ballroom Section B and one across from W211; ask staff to confirm the current route. |
| Restrooms / water | Accessible restrooms and water fountains throughout | Staff can direct you to the closest facility. |
| First aid | EMTs/first-aid technicians for most exhibit-hall events and certain larger events | For immediate emergencies call 911; the planning guide also lists Convention Center Security at 704-339-6090. |
| Service animals | ADA-defined service animals permitted; comfort/therapy/companion animals are not service animals | Read the current accessibility wording for miniature-horse reasonableness factors and special circumstances. |
Sensory bags: a useful planning-guide detail
The official Event Planning Guide describes the venue as sensory-inclusive and says sensory bags are available on request with items such as fidget toys, a weighted blanket, communication card and sunglasses, at Visitor Info Centers on the College Street and MLK Jr. Boulevard sides. Because this detail is not repeated on the current short accessibility page, confirm availability with venue/event staff if you depend on it.
Wheelchair note: the planning guide says the Convention Center itself does not offer wheelchairs. If you need a wheelchair/scooter, arrange that need in advance rather than expecting an onsite loan.
Wi-Fi and the official wireless PDF: what is current, what may be stale
The live event-technology page says complimentary Wi-Fi was expanded from public areas into meeting rooms and ballrooms and that available upload/download speed in those areas was tripled. It also identifies Smart City as the exclusive provider of advanced venue networking services.
What the linked one-page wireless flyer still shows
The official technology page still links to a one-page Smart City wireless flyer. That flyer describes older service tiers, including exhibitor internet, instant internet in select exhibit halls and free internet in public spaces/meeting rooms. It also prints older speed figures and paid rates.
Do not publish those flyer prices as guaranteed 2026 rates. The live venue page describes a newer complimentary-Wi-Fi expansion and speed increase. Use the flyer to understand network categories, but exhibitors should confirm current Smart City ordering, device limits, speed and price for their specific show.
Attendee
Complimentary Wi-Fi is described in public areas, meeting rooms and ballrooms. Busy-event performance can still vary.
Exhibitor
If demos, POS, VPN, uploads or livestreaming are mission-critical, order the appropriate dedicated/shared service rather than relying on public Wi-Fi.
Planner
Smart City services include shared ethernet, special circuits, LAN/WAN/VPN construction, point-to-point data and voice services.
UPS Store, packages, freight and luggage: use the right workflow
The UPS Store inside the convention center is at 501 S College St with its entrance on College Street and phone 704-339-6036. Its current location page says it accepts packages from all carriers and can deliver items to a booth/meeting room for an additional fee.
| Task | Current source detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Address a package | UPS Store / event name / company / contact / booth / phone / 501 S College St | Include every event identifier so staff can route it. |
| Freight shipment | UPS Store says freight shipments deliver to loading-dock storage | Still obey the show manual if a general service contractor controls freight. |
| All other shipments | UPS Store says deliver to street level | Do not use a freight dock simply because the box is heavy. |
| Storage | Additional storage fees after 4 calendar days | Avoid shipping too early; confirm timing for valuable or bulky items. |
| Booth/room delivery | Available for an additional fee | Arrange before a time-sensitive session or setup. |
| Luggage hold | Current store page advertises daily luggage holding | Useful between hotel checkout and a late session; recheck current fee/size limits before relying on it. |
Critical distinction: a package sent to the UPS Store and show freight sent to a general service contractor are not the same. Your exhibitor manual controls freight dates, labels and material-handling charges.
Food, cashless payment and onsite support
The venue says concession stands and food carts are located throughout the center. The current technology page also describes the 4,000-square-foot Delish Food Court with Einstein Bros. Bagels, Buon Cibo, Bojangles’ Famous Chicken ’n Biscuits and Starbucks.
Cashless
The official amenities page explicitly says the venue is cashless and lists two ATMs onsite. Bring card/digital payment anyway.
Food hours
Do not assume every outlet is open during every event hour. Show schedule and attendance can affect operations.
Visitor help
Visitor information services are listed among venue amenities; event staff can also direct you to rooms, accessible routes and first aid.
For planners: ownership, RFP, official timeline and LEED Gold
The City of Charlotte identifies the Convention Center as a city-owned facility, while the Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority (CRVA) manages it. The City also confirms LEED Operations and Maintenance (O+M) Gold certification.
Owner
City of Charlotte. The venue remains an EventVenue, while schema links the owner to the City as a GovernmentOrganization.
Manager
CRVA manages the city-owned convention center and coordinates destination/venue services.
Certification
The City says the center became the first existing city-owned building in Charlotte to achieve LEED Gold.
What to have ready before the official opportunity inquiry
The official inquiry lists CCWebInfoRequests@crva.com and 704-339-6117 for help. Only a valid, fully executed License Agreement guarantees space, dates and rate.
Planner timeline from the official Event Planning Guide
| Milestone | Planning-guide action | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Contract / execution | Signed agreement + first deposit; Catering Sales Manager and Event Manager assigned after processing | Your executed License Agreement controls your actual commercial terms. |
| About 6 months prior | Final space requirements; trade-show floor plans due | Begin earlier for complex freight, rigging, power or multi-hall layouts. |
| 60 days prior | Final agenda to Event Manager | Use it to align room turns, staffing and service schedules. |
| 30 days prior | Food/beverage requirements + Certificate of Insurance | Do not wait until menu week to resolve insurance. |
| Banquet order / 3–5 days prior | Guide references catering deposits | Use your License Agreement and current BEO for exact amounts/deadlines. |
| After event | Guide describes final invoice with net-30 term | Confirm current contract terms because financial procedures can change. |
Planning-guide caution: operational PDFs can outlive price/fare/deposit changes. Use the guide for workflow, then let your current License Agreement, BEO, event manager and live service pages control current commercial terms.
Event-day troubleshooting
| Problem | Likely reason | Best next move |
|---|---|---|
| Google shows an event but official calendar does not | Third-party listing may be old, split into ticket products or not a public venue-calendar item | Verify date + venue on the organizer site before buying/parking. |
| You reached the building but not registration | You navigated to the venue, not the assigned hall/lobby | Open organizer map or ask event staff for hall/ballroom/room. |
| Bag rule is unclear | No single venue-wide bag size applies to every event | Use the organizer FAQ/security page; carry only what you need. |
| Parking price differs from an old post | Event and operator rates change | Use the posted/current operator rate; do not argue from a past show PDF. |
| Sprinter fare says $3 on one page | Venue travel copy is stale | Use current CATS page; this audit found $2.50. |
| Exhibitor GPS points to the wrong gate | You copied another show’s dock instructions | Use your current show manual and contractor dispatch. |
| Public Wi-Fi is not enough for booth work | Attendee Wi-Fi is not the same as production connectivity | Order current Smart City service before the show deadline. |
| Package arrived too early | UPS Store storage timing/fees | Call 704-339-6036 and confirm handling/storage options. |
| RFP submitted but no space is held | Inquiry is not a contract | Continue with venue sales until a fully executed License Agreement exists. |
Before you leave: 10 checks that prevent most problems
Related convention-center.org guides
Official pages to use after you know your task
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Charlotte Convention Center FAQs
What is the Charlotte Convention Center address?
501 S College St, Charlotte, NC 28202 in Uptown Charlotte. Save your hall, ballroom or room too because the street address alone does not identify the best entrance.
What is the Charlotte Convention Center phone number?
The general venue information number used on official event listings is 704-339-6000. Ticket, registration and program questions often belong to the event organizer.
Are there Charlotte Convention Center events today?
For August 20, 2026, this live audit did not surface a confirmed public event listing for today. Private meetings, setup, move-in or closed activity may not appear on the public calendar, so check the official calendar and your organizer confirmation.
What are the next Charlotte Convention Center upcoming events?
The immediate upcoming events verified in this August 20 audit are Chef’s Best 2026 in the Crown Ballroom on August 21 and Collect-A-Con in Hall BC on August 22–23. Recheck organizer pages because schedules and admission details can change.
Where do I buy Charlotte Convention Center tickets?
Use the event organizer’s official ticket or registration link. The building hosts consumer shows, fundraisers, professional conferences, private meetings and free programs, so there is no single ticket source for every event.
What is the Charlotte Convention Center bag policy?
No current official venue-wide page surfaced one bag-size or clear-bag rule for every event. Use the organizer’s current security or FAQ page for your exact show rather than copying a generic ticket-site rule.
Where should I park for the Charlotte Convention Center?
The official venue identifies the NASCAR Hall of Fame parking deck as adjacent and connected. Standard or prevailing rates apply, so verify the current event-day rate, availability and walking route to your hall.
What entrance should I use?
The two main entrances are College Street and E. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Accessible entry is also listed from Brooklyn Village Avenue at the pedestrian bridge and the Caldwell/Ballroom Lobby for Crown Ballroom events. Your event assignment should decide the final door.
What is the Charlotte Convention Center loading dock address?
The official planning guide says the venue has 19 covered loading docks and that dock assignments are made by the Event Manager. A 2026 NACAC exhibitor guide used 309 E Brooklyn Village Ave, but its Gate 8 and bay 14–17 instructions were event-specific. Use your current exhibitor manual for the actual route.
Where can I find Charlotte Convention Center photos and floor plans?
Use the official Floor Plans & Virtual Tour for orientation and your organizer’s event map for registration, booths and restricted areas. For reusable CRVA media assets, use the official Media Gallery Inquiry and follow its image-use policy.
What hotels are near the Charlotte Convention Center?
The Westin is across from the center, and official destination material says roughly 6,400 hotel rooms are walkable. For a convention block, start with the organizer’s authorized housing link and compare parking, luggage storage and the walk to your actual entrance.
Is the Charlotte Convention Center cashless?
Yes. The current official amenities page explicitly says the venue is cashless and also lists two ATMs onsite. Bring a card or supported digital payment method unless your specific organizer clearly documents another process.
Does the Charlotte Convention Center have Wi-Fi?
Yes. The current technology page says complimentary Wi-Fi was expanded into meeting rooms and ballrooms as well as public areas. Exhibitors or planners with mission-critical connectivity should confirm current Smart City service levels instead of relying on public Wi-Fi.
Does the Charlotte Convention Center have sensory bags?
The official Event Planning Guide says sensory bags are available on request at Visitor Info Centers on the College Street and MLK Jr. Boulevard sides and may include fidget items, a weighted blanket, communication card and sunglasses. Confirm current availability with venue or event staff if you depend on this service.
Is the Charlotte Convention Center accessible?
Yes. The venue lists accessible parking, drop-off, entrances, restrooms and water fountains. It also has two private nursing rooms and first-aid staffing for most exhibit-hall events and certain larger events.
How do I get from Charlotte airport to the Convention Center?
Charlotte Douglas International Airport is about seven miles from the venue. The current CATS Sprinter page lists a $2.50 ride to Uptown and weekday service about every 30 minutes; rideshare, taxi and rental-car options are also available.
How do I ship packages to an event at the Convention Center?
The UPS Store inside the center publishes a label format using the event name, company, contact, booth number and phone. Freight and general packages follow different routing, and exhibitors should match the current show manual before shipping.
How do I book an event at the Charlotte Convention Center?
Use the official Convention Center Opportunity Inquiry with event type, preferred dates/times, attendance, exhibit square footage, catering and A/V needs. Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee space, dates or rates; only a valid fully executed License Agreement does.
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