Maybe, but I've had my fill of listening to people hold forth on the urban form when they've lived their entire existence in the suburbs.

Its true that a cool attraction with a capacity of 300 (lucky) people exists in a city with a population of 885K.

The problem is its an anecdote in a discussion about public policy and lifestyle for 100% of the population, when only 0.03% of the city population can actually visit.