AVP hosted beach volleyball matches in an NBA arena for the first time at the Intuit Dome. The event required 300 tons of sand, transported in about 16 truck loads from Palm Springs. To create the court, a wooden sandbox was constructed to hold the sand. Hosting unconventional events is part of AVP's strategy to attract new audiences. Additionally, the crew of around 150 people completed the arena's setup for upcoming Clippers games within five hours after the beach volleyball event concluded.
AVP, the biggest and longest-running professional volleyball league, hosted beach volleyball matches for the first time in an NBA arena this past weekend at the Intuit Dome.
Crews were tasked with bringing 300 tons of sand from a quarry in Palm Springs, which is roughly 16 truck loads, to create the beach volleyball setup.
A wooden sandbox was constructed to contain the prewashed sand and form a single court, showcasing AVP's innovative approach to attract new audiences.
It took the crew, consisting of about 150 people, five hours after the event to ready the Intuit Dome for Clippers season ticket-holders the following day.
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