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The open season runs through Dec. 19.

From Los Angeles Times

The companies are currently scoping out demand and seeking commitments from customers in what is known as an “open season.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Council’s refusal to comment has made it open season on speculation and rumors.

From The Wall Street Journal

Acevedo also worried about officers feeling emboldened to bend or break the rules in the current climate: “You don’t want to re-create the perception, real or not, that it’s open season for bad policing, because you’re going to have that small percentage that’re going to act on that belief that they’re not going to be held accountable.”

From Los Angeles Times

But to get in during the open season of May 23 through Sept. 7, you’ll need tickets, which are available now.

From Los Angeles Times