A cut through the outer fence leads into the festival district and whatever remains of the evacuation perimeter. It needs tools, light, and time in an exposed space.

The roof can receive a news or emergency aircraft if the group can make contact, mark the landing zone, and hold it while everything below follows the signal.

A drainage and cable culvert leaves the mechanical plant beneath the perimeter. It is quiet, cramped, wet, and completely indifferent to panic.

The checkpoint can become a real evacuation route if the group reaches it with evidence, credibility, and enough humanity left to be recognized as survivors.