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Arizona Diamondbacks

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February, 2012
Arizona Diamondbacks
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PO Box 2095 Phoenix, AZ 85001-2095 Phone: 602-462-6500 Fax: 602-462-6599 URL: www.azdiamondbacks.com Owner: Jeff Moorad, Ken Kendrick League: Major League Baseball, National League, Western
Venue
Chase Field, 401 E Jefferson St, Phoenix, AZ 85004 Owner: Maricopa County Stadium District Managed by: SMG Facility Management Built: 1998 Capacity: 48,500 Permanent concession stands: 26 Concessionaire: The Levy Restaurants Suite caterer: The Levy Restaurants Soft drink: Pepsi Cola Beer: MillerCoors
Naming rights
Sold to: Bank One Corp. Price: $33,100,000 Term: 30 years Expires: 2038
Ticket prices
Season tickets range from $7,055 to $6,225 Single tickets range from $5.00 to $200.00
Attendance
2009 average attendance: 26,286 2010 average attendance: 25,391 2011 average attendance: 25,993
Suites
Quantity: 70 Term: 5 to 10 years Price: $125,000 to $155,000 Seats: 12 to 24 Includes: Tickets, parking. Suites lease for $1,350 to $1,800 per game.
Club seats
Quantity: 4,500 Term: 1 to 1 years Price: $2,241 to $9,960 Includes: Parking, 4 tickets, access to private restaurants, in-seat wait service.
Financing
The $354 million venue was financed through a 0.25 percent county sales tax increase that will generate $15 million. The rest of the bond financing came from stadium revenue and the Diamondbacks, which invested $85 million.

The expansion Diamondbacks began play in the 1998 season in their new $354 million downtown Phoenix home. The facility is owned by the Maricopa County Stadium District. The team has a 30-year lease agreement which can, at the Diamondbacks' option, be extended for an additional 10 years.
The venue was born as Bank One Ballpark, but its name changed in 2005 after the company was acquired by Chase. The ballpark features a natural grass playing surface and a retractable domed roof, which will open in various positions to ensure a proper amount of sunlight hits the turf without heating the concrete and metal within the ballpark. The Leinenkugels Ballyard Brewery is located just outside the stadium and the venue opened with a TGIFridays restaurant in left field on the suite level. Other ballpark restauranteurs include McDonald's, Blimpies, Little Caesars and Garcia's Mexican Food.
TGIFridays paid no rent to operate in the ballpark, but instead put up cash toward the restaurant's construction. It also paid a percentage of earnings to the ballpark for operating the restaurant there. The restaurant has control of a seating area in the bowl for which it sells the tickets. A five-person table costs $300 per game and includes a food package.
The ballpark features a swimming pool in the outfield that holds 35 persons and leases for $5,900 per game. When the ballpark is full, the air conditioning is on and all systems are at work, reports say it costs $8,700 per hour to operate. (Baseball, Facilities, Financial, MLBMLB, Professional Sports)