KANSAS CITY, Mo. (May 13, 2008) - Cecelia Walsh of Olathe, Kan. was shocked during her first visit to T-Mobile Center. Upon entering the Grand Lobby, sirens sounded, confetti sprayed the air and applause erupted throughout the concourses from the Grand Lobby. Cecelia, accompanied by her husband, Anthony, was the one millionth guest to enter T-Mobile Center prior to today's concert by The Police with special guests Elvis Costello and The Imposters.

Brenda Tinnen, AEG Kansas City's Senior Vice President and General Manager, presented Cecelia with a prize package courtesy of T-Mobile Center and the arena's founding partners including Sprint, QuikTrip and Toyota comprised of:

• Two tickets to all T-Mobile Center events through Dec. 31, 2008
• Samsung Instinct Mobile device courtesy of Sprint including six months of service
• Three days, two nights at Hyatt Regency Crown Center Hotel including Dinner for two at the Peppercorn Duck Club and Breakfast at The Terrace
• $500 QuikTrip Gift Card (includes gas and merchandise)
• Toyota Prize Package
• T-Mobile Center Concert Memorabilia Sampling
• Commemorative Photo, Ticket and Photo Collage.

Kansas City deserves all of the credit for the phenomenal support enjoyed by T-Mobile Center, our artists and sporting events," said Tinnen. "Feedback from artists, managers, tour personnel, guests and staff consistently indicates that Kansas City's civic pride and hospitality is unmatched in the industry."

T-Mobile Center is Kansas City's home for sports, concerts, family shows, collegiate competitions and special events. Anchor to more than $4.5 billion of reinvestment in a revitalized downtown Kansas City, T-Mobile Center is a unique public/private partnership between the City of Kansas City and AEG.

More than 21,000 guests visited T-Mobile Center during its ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on Oct. 10, 2007. Elton John's grand opening concert on Oct. 13, 2007, was the first of several sold out performances during T-Mobile Center's inaugural year.

Kansas City has welcomed a variety of diverse acts to date including Rascal Flatts, Van Halen, Billy Joel, Chris Brown, Reba McEntire, Kelly Clarkson, Kid Rock, two sold out Bon Jovi shows and nine record breaking sold out shows by Garth Brooks - including a live broadcast into more than 300 movie theaters around the world.

Home to the College Basketball Experience, T-Mobile Center hosted the 2008 Big 12 Men's Basketball Championships and will see first- and second- round action of the 2009 NCAA Men's Basketball Championships and 2010 NCAA Women's Basketball Regional.

T-Mobile Center projected to host 90 events and welcome nearly one million guests in its inaugural year (Oct. '07.-July '08). Those projections will be exceeded, as 97 events have occurred at T-Mobile Center to date.