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DENVER GIVES UP ITS SEAT AND ASCENT LOOKS TO CASH IN
Published October 7, 1997
Ascent Entertainment will earn "about" $4M more a year
from Avalanche and Nuggets ticket sales at the new Pepsi
Center arena because "it won't have to pay" Denver's 10%
seat tax, according to Kevin Flynn of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS. Since it will build the arena, Ascent "can bank that
money, and use it to help meet the debt" of the proposed
$160M arena. While Ascent "wants to break ground" in three
weeks, a full agreement is expected this month which "calls
for city subsidies in the form of property tax elimination
and sales tax givebacks. But Ascent will privately secure
the bulk of the financing" (ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, 10/6).




