Agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about Sight & Sound Theatres' offerings, pricing, and positioning by combining homepage content with targeted web search and dedicated TV/FAQ pages. The site's navigation was fragile (multiple 404s on standard URL patterns), forcing reliance on embedded links and external search to fill pricing details.

• ›Homepage (steps [1], [5]) provided core business model, two-venue structure, and navigation labels, but specific pricing details were absent—requiring web search (step [8]) to surface live theater pricing tiers and search-indexed Sight & Sound TV pricing.
• ›Site's own Sight & Sound TV page (step [9]) confirmed streaming pricing ($8.99/mo, $89.99/yr, $5.99 per-show) and platform compatibility in detail, making it a reliable content-bearing source that reinforced search findings.
• ›FAQ page (step [10]) was a comprehensive, single-fetch resource that answered multiple task dimensions (family suitability, production scale, special effects, group policies, content library) that were not exposed on the homepage.
• ›Navigation URL structure was unreliable: expected routes like /tickets, /streaming, /about, /feature-films all returned 404, indicating the site's internal link structure does not follow standard REST patterns—agent had to rely on homepage-embedded links and external search.
• ›Specific live theater ticket prices were never exposed in fetched site content; agent accurately noted this gap and cited the phone number, confirming the information barrier was real and not due to agent navigation failure.