We also wanted to make sure that we got a Massachusetts company. We got one of the fastest-growing and largest companies, which can technically enhance what happens in the stadium the day of game and one which can make our Web site, which arguably is as good as any Web site in professional sports, on the cutting edge. Now that we have a naming partner, we're going to be touting our stadium. This building is the next-generation facility. It's like the Longfellow Bridge from Boston-Cambridge.
Fans can stand on it and watch the game.
The players will run under it to the field before the game. It's going to be really cool. Kraft is especially pleased with the design of the main concourse, complete with skylights, which enables fans to go to a concession stand and still be able to watch the game through the opening behind them. We're sold out with season tickets, we have a 35,000-paid waiting list, and we only built 60,000 general seats. This lower level of glassed-in area is 60,000 square feet of club.