Back in February we published an article detailing the World Fitness Project’s Vendor Deck. That Vendor Deck was published before Tour Stop 1, but gave some insights into what the WFP had planned for Indianapolis.
Now, two months out from WFP’s Tour Stop 2 in Mesa, Arizona, the Vendor Deck has been updated. While some parts of the Vendor Deck have remained the same, there are several changes. Let’s take a look…
PRICING
The pricing for Tour Stop 2 is actually almost the exact same as it was for Tour Stop 1. Actually, it is the same as long as you sign up prior to July 15. The cost is still $2,850 USD for a 10-ft x 10-ft booth and $5,700 USD for a 10-ft x 20-ft booth.
However, the new Vendor Deck raises the price for those signing up late. After July 15 through August 15, pricing goes up to $3,000 for the 10x`0 booth and $6,000 for the 10×20 booth. There was no increase mentioned for Tour Stop 1.
It also appears that no new vendors will be accepted after August 15 for Tour Stop 2.
DIGITAL PLATFORMS
The new Vendor Deck adds a page highlighting the performance of the WFP’s digital platforms – livestream views, Instagram views and follower counts.
It’s the same content as what I published yesterday…except the total stream plays are different.
ATHLETES COMPETING & SPECTATORS
The event overview page for Tour Stop 2 has changed the number of athletes competing and the language surrounding the number of spectators that brands can expect.
Tour Stop 2 will now feature up to 560 athletes competing. The Vendor Deck says it will feature 60 Professionals, 40 Challengers and up to 400 Competitors. Wait…that’s only 500.
The Tour Stop 1 Vendor Deck stated over 600 athletes would be competing.
As for spectators, the new Vendor Deck added some disclaimer language.
The Tour Stop 1 version said, “With an expected spectator attendance of 5,000+.”
The new Vendor Deck reads, “With an expected spectator attendance of up to 5,000+.”
MESA DETAILS
The new Vendor Deck has added some information specific to Mesa, Arizona. It also says that there will be up to 500 athletes, while three pages earlier it references 560 athletes…
As for the Mesa-specific information, it’s just some general information on fitness in the area. I’m not saying it was written by ChatGTP, but I’ll let you decide.
It also added two pages on information about Copenhagen, home of the World Fitness Finals in December. Vendor registration for this is not yet open.
VENDOR DECK
So that’s the overview of what’s changed and what’s not in the WFP Vendor Deck for Tour Stop 2 in Mesa, Arizona. If you want to read the entire package, here you go.