TICKET, PASS, MEMBERSHIP & ATTENDANCE TERMS AND CONDITIONS

All Tickets & Weekend Passes are Subject to the following Terms & Conditions Please Read: 

TURQUOISE PARTY FOUNDATION INC.
TICKET, PASS, MEMBERSHIP & ATTENDANCE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Version: 3.0 — Consolidated Draft for Review
Effective Date: October 4th, 2026
Applicable Festival: Turquoise Party 2027
Festival Dates: July 16–18, 2027
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico

PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY. THEY AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RESOLUTION OF CERTAIN DISPUTES THROUGH BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION UNDER SECTION 33.

These Terms govern Festival tickets, passes, included Club membership benefits, and attendance. They must be made available before purchase and accepted through an affirmative acknowledgment. Each attendee must receive the applicable Terms and any separate membership terms and complete any required acceptance before using a credential. A purchaser buying for another person does not, solely through that purchase, enroll that person in Club membership or establish that person's assent to arbitration or other contractual provisions.
Certain qualifying Festival Passes include eligibility for annual non-voting membership in Turquoise Party Club, operating as Club Turquoise, subject to Section 3.

1. ORGANIZER AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
Turquoise Party is produced by Turquoise Party Foundation, Inc. (the “Foundation”), a nonprofit corporation. In these Terms, “Organizer” means the Foundation. “Festival” means Turquoise Party 2027 and the official events identified as part of its programming.
The Festival may include activities produced, operated, hosted, sponsored, or supported by affiliated organizations, partner organizations, contractors, vendors, venues, promoters, and other third parties. Their respective roles may vary by event. References to authorized Festival personnel include officers, directors, employees, volunteers, representatives, agents, and contractors acting within their assigned responsibilities.
Turquoise Party Club, operating as Club Turquoise (the “Club”), is a separate nonprofit social club and legal organization. Club membership and activities are governed by the Club's governing documents and applicable policies. Participation in the Festival does not, by itself, create a partnership, joint venture, agency, employment relationship, or merger between these separate organizations. These Terms do not determine responsibility contrary to applicable law or the actual relationship between parties.

2. TICKETS AND FESTIVAL PASSES
VIP Weekend Pass. Provides access to official Festival events specifically designated as included with that pass and identified VIP benefits, subject to disclosed capacity arrangements, event restrictions, these Terms, and applicable law.
GA Weekend Pass. Provides access to events specifically designated as included at purchase. It excludes VIP-only, separately ticketed, membership-restricted, or other activities unless expressly included and the attendee satisfies applicable requirements.
Single Event Ticket. Provides admission to the event identified on the ticket, subject to applicable admission requirements.
Other Credentials. Additional tickets, upgrades, packages, memberships, add-ons, and credentials may be offered. Additional purchase conditions must be disclosed before purchase.
The purchase description identifies included events, benefits, exclusions, and any required reservations. Tickets and passes are revocable licenses, subject to these Terms; they do not create ownership interests. Revocation must rest on grounds stated in these Terms or otherwise permitted by law. Unless an authorized transfer procedure applies, credentials are non-transferable and may not be resold, duplicated, reproduced, or used for unauthorized commercial purposes.

3. CLUB TURQUOISE MEMBERSHIP INCLUDED WITH QUALIFYING FESTIVAL PASSES
3.1 Relationship Between Festival Pass and Club Membership
Certain qualifying passes include eligibility for annual non-voting Club membership. Qualifying pass types must be identified in the purchase description. The Foundation's sale of a pass does not itself enroll an individual or eliminate the Club's authority to administer its membership requirements.
The intended member must affirmatively accept the Club membership terms and satisfy applicable eligibility requirements. Following completion of the qualifying purchase and these requirements, the Club may enroll that individual in the applicable non-voting classification under its governing documents. When a purchaser buys multiple passes or a pass for another person, membership eligibility attaches to each qualifying pass for its designated individual attendee, subject to that individual's acceptance and Club approval; it does not create multiple memberships for the purchaser.
3.2 Affirmative Acceptance
The intended member must acknowledge that the Club is separate from the Foundation; the qualifying pass includes membership eligibility; membership is subject to the Club's Articles, Bylaws, membership rules, Code of Conduct, and applicable policies; eligibility requirements apply; membership may be suspended, terminated, or restricted under those documents; and non-voting membership gives no governance, voting, ownership, or financial rights in either organization.
Applicable membership requirements and terms must be made available before acceptance. Required membership status for an included Club event must be disclosed before the Festival Pass purchase.
3.3 Membership Term
Membership is valid for the annual period established by the Club and disclosed in the membership terms. The commencement date, expiration date, and renewal requirements must be communicated to the member. Membership does not automatically renew without separate agreement to a renewal process.
3.4 Dues and Festival Pass Price
Where dues are included in the pass price, the membership component shall be documented in the transaction, receipt, membership record, or accounting records maintained by the organizations. Any allocation of proceeds shall follow their governing documents, applicable agreements, accounting procedures, and law. Inclusion of membership does not establish that the purchase is a charitable donation or tax-deductible contribution.
3.5 Personal Membership and Transfers
Membership is personal to the enrolled individual and may not be sold, assigned, shared, or transferred unless expressly permitted by the Club. If an authorized pass transfer occurs before membership activation, the recipient may receive membership eligibility subject to acceptance and eligibility requirements. An activated membership does not automatically transfer with a Festival Pass. The authorized transfer procedure must explain how the recipient may qualify for included Club activities.
3.6 Club Activities
The Club may conduct private social and recreational activities during the Festival and at other times. Admission may require active membership, identification, applicable age eligibility, event tickets or reservations, compliance with Club and venue policies, and compliance with law. Membership alone does not guarantee admission to every Club activity or independently admit a member to separately ticketed Festival events. Capacity restrictions and event-specific credentials may apply.
3.7 Suspension or Termination
The Club may suspend, restrict, or terminate membership under its governing documents and policies. Loss of membership may affect eligibility for Club activities. Suspension or termination for cause does not automatically create a right to a Festival refund, except as required by law or applicable purchase terms. Festival admission revocation does not automatically terminate membership; the Club administers any membership action separately.

4. RIGHT OF ADMISSION
Authorized Festival management, venue personnel, or security may refuse admission or deny continued participation when reasonably necessary for safety or security; violation of these Terms, Club or venue rules, or law; unsafe intoxication or impairment; disruptive or threatening conduct; failure to follow reasonable instructions; invalid, fraudulent, duplicated, or improperly obtained credentials; or other legitimate operational or safety concerns. Decisions shall be made in good faith and consistent with applicable law. Possession of a ticket does not override these requirements.
5. REMOVAL AND PASS REVOCATION
Removal for a serious or repeated violation may result in revocation of some or all remaining VIP or GA pass privileges without refund, except as required by law. A Single Event Ticket holder removed for cause forfeits remaining use of that ticket on the same basis. Subsequent admission may be denied when prior conduct creates a reasonable continuing safety, security, conduct, or operational concern. Decisions shall reflect information reasonably available at the time. Club membership discipline remains subject to Section 3.7.

6. CODE OF CONDUCT
Attendees must treat attendees, members, performers, artists, staff, volunteers, vendors, venue personnel, and community partners respectfully. Prohibited conduct includes violence or attempted violence; threats or intimidation; harassment or discrimination; unwanted physical contact; sexual harassment or non-consensual conduct; unreasonable safety risks; intentional interference with staff, performers, security, or operations; theft or property damage; possession, use, or distribution of illegal substances; unauthorized weapons; substantial disruption; refusal to comply with reasonable safety instructions; and other conduct reasonably determined to threaten others' safety or rights. Additional event-specific requirements may apply when properly communicated.

7. CONSENT AND PERSONAL BOUNDARIES
Sexual harassment, unwanted touching, non-consensual sexual conduct, coercion, intimidation, and stalking are prohibited. Clothing, appearance, attendance at nightlife or private Club activities, prior interactions, and consumption of alcohol do not constitute consent to physical or sexual contact. Consent must be voluntary and may be withdrawn. A person unable to give voluntary consent cannot consent.
Applicable published Codes of Conduct and Consent Policies supplement these Terms. Violations may result in intervention, removal, pass revocation, Club disciplinary action, or referral to security or law enforcement when appropriate. Attendees may report concerns to authorized staff or security; emergencies should be directed to emergency services.

8. INTOXICATION AND IMPAIRMENT
An attendee whose observable impairment creates a reasonable safety risk may be denied admission, restricted from an activity, or removed. Observations may include impaired coordination, inability to safely stand or walk, incoherent speech, confusion, erratic or aggressive behavior, vomiting or apparent illness, or inability to follow reasonable instructions. Staff shall consider the circumstances; these observations are not medical diagnoses, and disability-related characteristics alone do not establish intoxication. Applicable accommodation rights remain in effect.
Denial or removal for unsafe impairment ordinarily does not entitle an attendee to a refund, subject to law. Subsequent access may be restricted if a reasonable concern continues. Personnel may seek medical assistance when appropriate.

9. SECURITY SCREENING AND STAFF INSTRUCTIONS
Reasonable screening may be required for entry, including credential verification, identification checks, bag inspection, and prohibited-item screening. Refusal of a required reasonable screening may result in denial of admission, subject to applicable law and accommodation obligations. Attendees must follow reasonable instructions from authorized Festival, Club, venue, security, emergency personnel, and first responders concerning safety, security, admission, crowd management, emergency response, and operations. Refusal may result in removal or admission denial without refund, subject to law.

10. VENUE RULES AND RE-ENTRY
Venue rules may address permitted items, bags, alcohol, smoking, vaping, recording, dress, age restrictions, screening, and re-entry. Items reasonably presenting safety, security, operational, or legal concerns may be prohibited. Attendees must comply with applicable rules. A pass does not automatically provide re-entry; privileges vary by event and venue. Venue management may independently enforce lawful admission and conduct requirements.

11. WRISTBANDS AND CREDENTIALS
Credentials remain subject to validation and may be required to remain intact and in the authorized attendee's possession. Counterfeiting, duplication, alteration, sharing, unauthorized transfer, fraudulent admission, assisting unauthorized admission, and use after revocation are prohibited. Invalid or revoked credentials may be deactivated or confiscated without refund, subject to law. Lost or damaged credentials may require verification and a disclosed replacement fee; replacement is not guaranteed when validity cannot reasonably be verified.

12. TRANSFERS AND RESALE
Transfers and resale require an authorized Festival process. The Organizer is not responsible for unauthorized third-party purchases. Admission may be denied for credentials that cannot be authenticated or have been used, duplicated, cancelled, refunded, or validly revoked. A good-faith payment dispute alone does not establish fraud; Section 14 applies. Authorized transfers remain subject to these Terms and the Club requirements in Section 3.5.

13. PAYMENT PLANS
Eligible purchases may use installment plans. Selecting a plan authorizes the processor to charge the supplied method under the schedule disclosed at checkout. Amounts, dates, fees, retry procedures, any cure opportunity, cancellation consequences, and refund terms must be disclosed before acceptance.
A failed installment may be retried as authorized by the disclosed terms. Failure to complete payments may result in suspension or cancellation subject to those terms and law. Previously paid amounts may be non-refundable only where expressly disclosed and lawful. A purchase is fully paid only when all required installments are received. Credential issuance and membership activation timing follow the disclosed purchase and membership terms.

14. PAYMENT DISPUTES AND CHARGEBACKS
Purchasers are encouraged to contact the Organizer or ticketing provider about a disputed transaction when reasonably practicable. Fraudulent or knowingly inaccurate chargebacks may result in cancellation of associated credentials or restrictions on future transactions, subject to law. No provision restricts lawful consumer, credit-card, banking, or payment-processing dispute rights. A transaction reversal or refund may affect whether the associated admission remains paid and valid under applicable purchase terms.

15. HOTEL AND LODGING PACKAGES
Lodging packages may include separate hotel terms disclosed and incorporated before purchase. Occupants remain subject to hotel rules concerning check-in and checkout, identification, occupancy, incidental deposits, payment methods, room damage, smoking, pets, noise, and conduct.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, Festival admission and lodging are distinct package components. Festival removal does not necessarily cancel lodging, and hotel action does not necessarily determine Festival admission. The purchase description must identify included nights, room category, occupancy limits, charges, reservation requirements, and applicable cancellation terms. Room substitutions and special requests are governed by the lodging agreement; a sold room commitment remains subject to that agreement and applicable law.

16. REFUNDS
Except as expressly provided before purchase or required by law, tickets, passes, membership components, packages, fees, and add-ons are non-refundable. Refunds ordinarily are not provided for removal for cause; violation of these Terms or Club or venue rules; unsafe impairment; failure to meet disclosed age or identification requirements; nonattendance; personal travel changes; dissatisfaction with permitted lineup or schedule changes; refusal of reasonable security requirements; or membership suspension or termination for cause.
No partial refund is ordinarily due for unused multi-event benefits properly revoked for cause. Sections 17 and 18 govern programming changes and cancellation. Nothing limits rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

17. SCHEDULE AND PROGRAMMING CHANGES
Schedules, artists, DJs, performers, venues, activities, and times may change when reasonably necessary. Programming may be substituted, relocated, rescheduled, added, or removed. A particular appearance or feature is not guaranteed unless expressly promised. Individual changes do not automatically establish a refund right, subject to purchase commitments and law. This section does not authorize the Organizer to disregard expressly sold benefits or protections applicable to material changes.

18. CANCELLATION POSTPONEMENT AND FORCE MAJEURE
Events may be modified, postponed, relocated, suspended, or cancelled when reasonably required, including for circumstances beyond reasonable control such as severe weather, disasters, fire, public-health emergencies, government orders, civil disturbance, labor disputes, utility or transportation failures, venue unavailability, terrorism threats, or other conditions making performance impracticable, unsafe, or unlawful.
The Organizer shall communicate cancellation or postponement and the applicable remedy and claim procedure. Refunds, credits, or replacement admission shall follow the cancellation terms disclosed before purchase and applicable law.
To the extent permitted by law, the Organizer is not responsible for personal travel, transportation, lodging booked independently, meals, lost wages, or related expenses arising from changes or cancellation. Lodging sold within a Festival package remains governed by the applicable package terms and law.

19. HEALTH SAFETY AND EMERGENCIES
Activities may involve dancing, prolonged standing, crowds, loud sound, theatrical or flashing lighting, sunlight, heat, and outdoor conditions. Albuquerque is at high elevation. Attendees are encouraged to hydrate appropriately, eat regularly, rest, and consider their individual physical condition.
Reasonable health and safety procedures may address heat, weather, hydration, evacuation, crowd conditions, public-health concerns, security, and venue emergencies. Attendees must follow reasonable safety and emergency instructions. Personnel may contact emergency medical services when immediate assistance appears necessary. Attendees are responsible for their own medical and transportation expenses except as law otherwise requires. This section provides event guidance, not medical advice.

20. POOLS AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Pool and outdoor participants must follow venue safety rules. Running on wet surfaces, unsafe diving, prohibited glass containers, and other unsafe conduct may result in restriction or removal. Unsafe impairment may justify exclusion from pools or other activities. Participation is voluntary and subject to applicable supervision and venue requirements. This section does not waive liability that cannot legally be waived.

21. ACCESSIBILITY AND SERVICE ANIMALS
The Organizer shall provide access and reasonable accommodations as required by applicable law. Venue accessibility features may vary. Attendees are encouraged to contact the Organizer in advance where practicable to coordinate accommodations; advance contact is not a condition that eliminates legally required rights. Service animals shall be permitted as required by law and remain subject only to lawful control and safety requirements. Nothing in these Terms limits legally required access or accommodations.

22. ASSUMPTION OF RISK
Festivals, nightlife, concerts, dance events, pools, and social gatherings involve ordinary and inherent risks, including slips and falls, crowded conditions, loud sound, flashing lighting, attendee interactions, weather, wet surfaces, travel between venues, and communicable illness. Voluntary participants acknowledge these risks and should exercise reasonable care and assess whether an activity is appropriate for them. Acknowledgment of ordinary risks does not excuse an organization's legal duties or waive liability that cannot lawfully be waived.

23. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE FOUNDATION, THE CLUB, AND THE APPLICABLE PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS, VENUES, CONTRACTORS, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTEERS, REPRESENTATIVES, AND AGENTS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSSES ARISING FROM RISKS VOLUNTARILY ASSUMED BY AN ATTENDEE OR ACTS OF UNAFFILIATED THIRD PARTIES, EXCEPT WHERE LIABILITY CANNOT LAWFULLY BE EXCLUDED OR LIMITED.
This provision does not establish that an organization is unaffiliated merely because it is separately incorporated, and does not override duties imposed by law. Nothing waives or limits liability that cannot lawfully be waived or limited.

24. PERSONAL PROPERTY
Attendees are responsible for their belongings. To the extent permitted by law, the Organizer is not responsible for lost, stolen, misplaced, abandoned, or damaged property, except where responsibility cannot lawfully be excluded. Lost-and-found arrangements vary by venue.

25. PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEO AND MEDIA USE
Events may be photographed, filmed, livestreamed, or recorded. Attendees may be incidentally or intentionally captured in permitted recording areas. To the extent validly accepted and permitted by law, attendees authorize the Foundation and its authorized designees to use their captured likeness, appearance, and voice for Festival documentation, advertising, marketing, social media, websites, fundraising, archives, and organizational communications, in existing or future media, without additional compensation.
Designated private or recording-restricted events and spaces are governed by Section 26. This general authorization does not override those restrictions or authorize recording in changing areas or other spaces where recording is unlawful. Attendees may contact the Foundation to request review of an image use; reasonable good-faith review will be undertaken where practicable. Any separate media consent requirements remain applicable.

26. RECORDING RESTRICTIONS AND PRIVATE SPACES
Certain Club activities, private spaces, changing areas, and designated events prohibit or restrict attendee photography, video, livestreaming, or other recording. Restrictions must be followed. Authorized Festival recording must also observe applicable restrictions and law. Unauthorized recording may result in removal, credential revocation, or Club discipline. Professional or commercial photography, videography, journalism, livestreaming, and other media activity require prior authorization to the extent such restrictions are lawful.

27. COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Unauthorized solicitation, vending, advertising, distribution, commercial promotion, or professional recording is prohibited. Festival and Club names, logos, event names, graphics, designs, photographs, video, and other materials may be owned by or licensed to their respective organizations or licensors. A ticket or membership gives no commercial license. Unauthorized commercial reproduction, merchandising, sale, or exploitation of protected intellectual property is prohibited, subject to rights provided by law.

28. INDEPENDENT VENDORS AND TRANSPORTATION
Unless the Foundation or Club is expressly identified as seller, purchases from independent food, beverage, merchandise, or service vendors are between the buyer and that vendor, which is responsible for its products, services, representations, policies, and legal obligations. This does not exclude responsibility imposed on another party by law.
Transportation or shuttles offered through Festival programming may have separately disclosed terms. Unless expressly stated otherwise, rideshare, taxi, public transit, charter, and other independent providers operate their respective services and remain responsible for them. Actual legal responsibilities are not displaced by this description.

29. ELECTRONIC AND TRANSACTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS
Providing contact information authorizes communications reasonably necessary to administer the purchase, payment plan, attendance, membership, safety notices, and schedule or venue changes, subject to law. Transactional communications do not establish consent to marketing where separate consent is required. Text-message and other channel-specific consent requirements remain applicable.

30. PERSONAL INFORMATION AND PRIVACY
Personal information may be used to process transactions, issue and validate credentials, administer membership, provide updates and customer service, address safety concerns, maintain records, and comply with law. Necessary information may be shared with the Foundation, Club, authorized ticketing providers, venues, contractors, and service providers for these purposes, subject to law and applicable privacy policies.
Applicable published privacy policies shall identify relevant practices. The Foundation and Club remain responsible for their respective legal and recordkeeping obligations. These Terms do not authorize disclosure beyond applicable law or the privacy notices presented to the individual.

31. FOUNDATION CLUB AND PARTNER EVENTS
The Foundation supports Festival programming and activities consistent with its purposes. The Club conducts member social and recreational activities. Included membership does not merge the organizations or automatically make either responsible for every debt, obligation, or act of the other. Actual responsibility remains governed by applicable law and arrangements.
Festival participation does not establish that the Foundation owns or operates every venue or partner event. Club and partner activities may require additional membership, admission, safety, or venue terms. Material eligibility requirements and purchase conditions must be disclosed before sale; a more specific event rule governs its subject only to the extent consistent with applicable law and Section 35. Participation alone does not create a partnership, joint venture, agency, or employment relationship.

32. AGE IDENTIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE
Event age restrictions must be disclosed before purchase. Alcohol-related events may require age 21 or older and valid government-issued photo identification. Club and other events may impose lawful age requirements. Failure to satisfy a disclosed or legally required age or identification condition ordinarily creates no refund right, subject to law. Fraudulent identification and intentional identity or age misrepresentation may result in removal or revocation.
Admission does not guarantee a particular crowd size, attendee or group, subjective atmosphere, preferred viewing position, uninterrupted access to every area, or availability of specific concessions or merchandise. This provision does not negate expressly promised ticket benefits or legally enforceable representations.

33. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND BINDING ARBITRATION
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. THIS SECTION AFFECTS YOUR RIGHT TO HAVE CERTAIN DISPUTES DECIDED BY A COURT OR JURY.
33.1 Scope
To the extent permitted by law and supported by valid agreement, disputes between the agreeing purchaser or attendee and the applicable Foundation or Club arising from these Terms, tickets, passes, included memberships, admission, removal, attendance, or interactions with authorized personnel shall be resolved through final and binding individual arbitration, except as stated below. These Terms do not compel arbitration of claims that law allows an individual to elect to pursue in court despite a predispute arbitration agreement.
33.2 Informal Resolution
Parties shall attempt good-faith informal resolution using the contact details in Section 36. This process does not prevent timely filing to preserve legal rights or seeking permitted emergency relief.
33.3 Procedure
Parties may mutually select an arbitrator and applicable procedures after a dispute arises. Absent agreement, arbitration shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association under the rules applicable to the dispute, including its Consumer Arbitration Rules where applicable, subject to its acceptance requirements and law. The applicable organizations shall satisfy provider requirements necessary to administer their arbitration agreements. If the designated provider cannot or will not administer the matter and the parties cannot agree to a lawful alternative, either party may seek relief in a court of competent jurisdiction.
33.4 Location and Governing Law
New Mexico law governs except where federal law controls, including applicable federal arbitration law. Bernalillo County, New Mexico is the proposed hearing location, subject to applicable consumer rules, legally required convenient-location protections, remote procedures, and party agreement. This provision does not require a location contrary to applicable law or provider requirements.
33.5 Individual Proceedings
To the fullest lawful extent, arbitrable claims proceed individually rather than as class, collective, consolidated, or representative claims. This does not eliminate substantive remedies or proceedings that cannot lawfully be waived.
33.6 Court and Jury Rights
For disputes validly subject to binding arbitration, parties give up determination of the merits by a judge or jury, subject to court functions and review provided by law. Courts determine agreement formation and enforceability where law requires; this draft does not separately delegate every such question to the arbitrator.
33.7 Small Claims and Emergency Relief
Either party may bring an eligible individual claim in small claims court within its jurisdiction and monetary limits. Either may seek temporary, preliminary, or emergency court relief reasonably necessary to prevent immediate irreparable harm pending resolution. Other claims excluded from arbitration by law may proceed in a competent court. These exceptions do not make every ordinary civil claim exempt from arbitration.
33.8 Costs and Remedies
Fees and costs follow applicable rules and law. Each party otherwise bears its own attorneys' fees except where law, applicable rules, or a lawful award provides otherwise. Statutory remedies and mandatory fee rights are preserved.
33.9 Severability
Invalid arbitration language shall be modified or severed only as permitted by law. The remainder remains effective where enforceable. An unenforceable restriction shall not be used to eliminate a nonwaivable claim or remedy.

34. NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES
Except for organizations and persons expressly entitled to enforce the protections stated in these Terms, these Terms create no contractual rights for unrelated third parties. Whether a person may enforce an arbitration agreement remains subject to applicable law; protection under another section alone does not establish assent to arbitration.

35. INCORPORATED POLICIES AND ENTIRE AGREEMENT
The agreement includes these Terms and applicable purchase descriptions, membership terms and governing documents, payment-plan terms, lodging terms, venue rules, Codes of Conduct and Consent Policies, privacy notices, and event-specific requirements that are published and properly provided or incorporated for the relevant transaction or activity.
More specific provisions govern their subject where lawful. Operational or venue policies may not silently override express purchase benefits, arbitration procedures, privacy commitments, or nonwaivable rights. Policies not yet published are not represented as existing documents. Material purchase and membership terms must be available before acceptance.
These documents constitute the agreement concerning the purchased benefits and participation, subject to applicable law. Nothing excludes legally enforceable purchase representations, consumer protections, or authorized written agreements. Headings aid organization; “including” introduces examples rather than an exhaustive list unless context requires otherwise.

36. CONTACT INFORMATION AND NOTICES

• Festival tickets, Terms, accommodations, privacy, and administration:

  • Turquoise Party Foundation, Inc.

    • 301 Prestige Way NE

    • Rio Rancho, NM 87124

    • Legal@turquoiseparty.com

• Club membership:

  • Turquoise Party Club, operating as Club Turquoise

    • 301 Prestige Way NE

    • Rio Rancho, NM 87124

    • Legal@turquoiseparty.com

Informal dispute notices should identify the transaction or event, the concern, and the requested resolution. Formal legal notices and service of process must comply with applicable law; these contact details do not replace legally required service procedures.

37. SEVERABILITY AND NO WAIVER
An invalid or unlawful provision shall be interpreted, modified, or severed to the minimum extent permitted by law, with remaining provisions continuing where enforceable. Failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive later enforcement. Any express waiver must be authorized by the organization possessing the right.

38. CHANGES VERSION AND EFFECTIVE DATE
The version presented and accepted at purchase governs the purchase. Reasonable operational, safety, venue, and legally required updates may apply prospectively, subject to law and purchased benefits. Material contractual changes, including changes to arbitration or remedies, shall not be imposed retroactively merely through publication of a new version. Any required agreement must be obtained. Material updates shall be communicated to affected purchasers. The Foundation shall retain the versions and acceptance records applicable to completed transactions.

39. AGREEMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The purchaser must affirmatively accept the applicable purchase Terms before completing a transaction. Each attendee must receive and accept applicable attendance Terms through the authorized credential or registration process. Receipt of a gift ticket alone is not an affirmative acknowledgment.

An intended Club member separately acknowledges that membership eligibility is included with a qualifying pass; enrollment requires personal acceptance, eligibility, and Club administration; the Club and Foundation are separate; Club rules govern membership; non-voting membership creates no governance, ownership, or financial rights; and membership and Festival admission are distinct benefits with separate requirements.

THE ACCEPTANCE PROCESS SHALL SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFY SECTION 33 ON BINDING ARBITRATION. APPLICABLE NONWAIVABLE RIGHTS REMAIN IN EFFECT.