The existing press box will be replaced with premium seating
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Wednesday marked the beginning of a huge part of the Rose Bowl renovation – the demolition of the existing press box. It will be replaced by a configuration five times larger to include new luxury suites and premium seating.
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For the first time, the club has created a separate wait list for executive suites.
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2011 was one of Chelsea FC’s most successful years relative to private executive suites. The club is planning on more of the same in 2012. They have opened their seasonal hospitality waiting list, and for the first time, a separate list is available for those companies and individuals interested in suites.
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The new home of the College World Series produced a $5.6 million net operating profit for the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
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According to a new report, TD Ameritrade Park, located in downtown Omaha, generated a net operating profit of $5.6 million in its first official fiscal year. The report was written by the Metropolitan Entertainment and Convention Authority (MECA) which runs the ballpark.
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The 12 field level suites will be a first of their kind in MLS and international football
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Major League Soccer’s San Jose Earthquakes are ready to sell 12 luxury suites for its proposed $60 million, 15,000-seat stadium. The sale of this premium seating inventory will demonstrate whether or not the project is financial feasible.
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The new premium option will replace three existing suites and 350 seats.
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The Atlanta Braves are adding a new club level to Turner Field in time for the 2012 season. The new premium space, sponsored by Georgia’s Own Credit Union, will replace three suites and 350 seats behind home plate on the press box level. Seats will be sold as part of 3- and 5-year plans and will include valet parking, upscale food options and in-seat F&B service. >> Read more
On the Road with Karyl Henry and the Oklahoma State Cowboys
If I’m being honest, and they say that’s always the best policy, I’ve soured a bit on sports lately. Lockouts, egos, alleged sexual abuse scandals have a way of doing that. It just doesn’t seem like an escape anymore; it’s no longer entertainment for me. >> Read more
