Premium Seating, Concessions and Merchandise Sample Clauses

Premium Seating, Concessions and Merchandise. Subject to the provisions of Sections 3.7 and 3.8 hereof, Tenant, in addition to being entitled to retain all revenue generated by all Ballpark Events, has the exclusive right to contract for, market, sell and retain all revenue from the sale of and fees and payments associated with (i) all premium seating at the Ballpark (e.g., luxury suites, boxes and club seats), and (ii) Concessions and Merchandise at the Ballpark.
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Premium Seating, Concessions and Merchandise. Subject to any rights granted to other sports franchises under Use Agreements, Tenant has the exclusive right to contract for, market, sell and retain all revenue from the sale of and fees and payments associated with (i) all premium seating at the Stadium (e.g., luxury suites, boxes and club seats), and (ii) Concessions and Merchandise at the Stadium.

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