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The Manx government believes it's got things right for TT 2010, after being roundly criticised for the entertainment offered at last year's festival.
Nightly stunt shows outside the Villa Marina and big screens recapping the day's action, celebrity quiz shows, and top class comedians and bands are some of the attractions on offer.
Politician with responsibility for tourism Geoff Corkish, MHK, says fan feedback has been very much taken on board:
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