STATE OF THE ARENA: ARCO ARENA II

     ARCO Arena, home of the Sacramento Kings, is wholly owned by
Capital Sports Entertainment -- the company that also owns the
Kings.  From the time the team moved from Kansas City in '85
until '88, the Kings played in ARCO Arena I, a temporary facility
quickly created from a warehouse.  ARCO I seated 10,333.  The
team moved into its current home after its completion in
September, '88.
ARENA:         Arco Arena II, Sacramento, CA.
TENANTS:       Sacramento Kings, CISL Sacramento Knights.
AGE:           Opened November 8, 1988.
OWNERSHIP:     Owned by Capital Sports Entertainment (CSE).  CSE
               owns both the Kings and ARCO Arena.
MANAGEMENT:    CSE manages the facility.
COST:          $40 million, privately funded by the owners that
               brought the team to Sacramento in '85.  No
               financing was provided by any governing body.
CAPACITY:      17,317 for basketball.
LUXURY SEATS:  30 Super Suites seat 20-26, cost $95,000-
               120,000/yr.  Super Suites include rest room and
               bar facilities.  46 luxury boxes lie a level above
               the seats and are non-enlcosed.  They seat 6-14
               each, and cost $19,000-$39,000/yr.
NAMING RIGHTS: Atlantic Richfield Co. has a long term agreement
               for naming rights, financial terms not available.
CONCESSIONS:   Concessions handled in-house, team controls all
               revenue, 67 concession service lines.
ADVERTISING:   CSE manages and controls all revenue.
PARKING:       Space for 12,000 vehicles.  CSE manages and
               controls all revenue.
GAME-DAY:      CSE manages and is responsible.
LEASE:         CSE manages the building and controls all revenue.
               Lease terms not available.
MAINTENANCE:   CSE manages and is responsible.
RENT:          Figures not available.
     (Source:  Susan Laudi, ARCO Arena spokesperson).