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City of Kent
Special Events Center
Public Facilities District Meeting
Thursday, January 29, 2015 @ 4:00 p.m.
ShoWare Center
625 West James Street 31V
Board members
Mike Miller - Randall Smith - Cass Prindle - Lew Sellers - Jeff Piecewicz
Officers
Mike Miller, Chair - Ronald F. Moore, Secretary - Aaron BeMiller, Treasurer
I. Call to Order
aIntroductions
bMotion to approve the minutes of October 29, 2014 �
II. Finance Reports /
City of Kent - Aaron BeMiller, City of Kent FinancS Director (Board Treasurer), _
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Arletta Voter, ShoWare Director of Finance
(' l III. Operation Update
General Manager Update - Tim Higgins, ShoWar General Manager
Marketing Update - Ryan Hart, ShoWare Director of Marketing
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c. City Update - Ben Wolters, Economic & Community Development Director
�IV. Seattle Thunderbirds Update
/a. Thunderbir` Sa es, Marketing & Attendance Update
A. Advertising & Suite Sales
V. Other Business
VI. Adjournment
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ShoWare Center-2015 BUDGET
JANUARY 1,2015 TO DECEMBER 31,2015
Income Statement
Total
Event Income
Direct Event Income
Rental Income 803,271
Service Income 85,126
Service Expenses (774,598)
Total Direct Event Income 113,798
Ancillary Income
F&B Concessions 694,427
F&B Catering 178,667
Novelty Sales 8,120
Other Ancillary -
Total Ancillary Income 881,214
Other Event Income
Luxury Box Ticket Sales 14,919
Ticket Rebates(Per Event) 148,199
Facility Fees 255,472
Total Other Event Income 418,590
Total Event Income 1,413,602
Other Operating Income 669,579
Adjusted Gross Income 2,083,181
Operating Expenses
Employee Salaries and Wages 1,328,055
Benefits 337,977
Less: Event Labor Allocations (461,239)
Net Employee Wages and Benefits 1,204,793
Contracted Services 102,380
General and Administrative 276,492
Operations 58,330
Repair&Maintenance 117,803
Supplies 56,100
Insurance 106,000
Utilities 489,706
Other -
SMG Management Fees 135,252
Less:Expenses Allocated -
Total Operating Expenses 2,546,856
Net Income(Loss)From Operations (463,675)
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FUNDS AWARDED
$ 323,149.22 Thunderbird Hockey Enterprises, i i_..;
$ 59,605.73—Youth Hockey(Kent,Tacoma,SnoKing,Team Seattle,Girls Hockey(WWFH), Everett)
$ 51,200.00-School Districts for Athletic Participation Fees (Kent, Federal Way,Tahoma,Auburn)
$48,628.23—School Districts for Sports Equipment&Programs (Kent,Tahoma, Orting,West Seattle)
$ 36,789.16—Service Clubs and Other Foundations
$ 23,618.70—Adaptive Sports Programs(Seattle,Auburn, Kent)
$ 22,290.20—Parks and Recreation (City of Kent, City of Covington,Auburn, Renton, Burien)
$ 11,075.00—Academic Scholarships for Students pursuing studies in a sports related field
$ 11,011.15—Track and Running Clubs(Kent,Tahoma,Auburn)
$ 10,922.80—Football (Kent,Seattle)
$ 9,800.00—Basketball (Seattle, Lacie,Shoreline)
$ 7,849.35—Baseball (Kent,Auburn,Seattle, Maple Valley,SeaTac, Des Moines, Seattle)
$ 7,552.00—American Cancer Society—Thunderbird Kent Relay for Life fundraising&sponsorship
$ 7,100.00—Boxing(Kent)
$ 5,000.00—Children's Therapy Center—Sports Equipment
$ 4,206.90—Gymnastics (Kent)
$ 4,000.00—Golf(Kent)
$ 2,000.00—Cheerleading programs(Kent)
$ 500.00—Soccer(Kent, Fairwood, Renton)
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Income Statement
For the Quarter Ending December 31,2014
October October November November December December Total YTD Total YTD
Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Variance
Direct Event Income
Rental Income $ 66,960 $ 107,963 $ 163,038 $ 147,578 $ 97,966 $ 61,212 $ 852,832 $ 783,608 $ 69,224
Service Revenue 38,935 5,488 18,126 13,988 11,032 12,433 148,610 73,646 74,964
Service Expenses (96,138) (95,194) (155,607) (126,402) (90,881) (72,396) (837,804) (684,908) (152,896)
Total Direct Event Income 9,757 18,257 25,557 35,164 18,117 1,249 163,638 172,345 (8,707)
Ancillary Income
F&B Concessions 91,287 73,068 94,351 78,098 74,846 79,351 636,759 608,131 28,628
F&B Catering 5,558 7,890 6,341 10,499 56,554 10,512 164,663 159,515 5,148
Novelty Sales 4,070 1,500 0 1,300 127 2,710 8,090 13,260 (5,170)
Total Ancillary Income 100,915 82,458 100,692 89,897 131,527 92,573 809,512 780,906 28,606
Other Event Income
Luxury Box Ticket Sales 618 6,739 328 3,200 8,024 8,000 23,205 55,939 (32,734)
Ticket Rebates 8,785 14,449 20,388 52,800 10,113 12,200 77,681 151,399 (73,718)
Facility Fees 30,570 32,838 49,811 49,050 21,872 24,256 268,296 225,313 42,983
Total Other Event Income 39,973 54,026 70,527 105,050 40,009 44,456 369,182 432,651 (63,469)
Total Event Income 150,645 154,741 196,776 230,111 189,653 138,278 1,342,332 1,385,902 (43,570)
Other Operating Income 61,554 59,882 64,249 59,882 62,748 68,695 647,392 669,579 (22,187)
Adjusted Gross Income 212,199 214,623 261,025 289,993 252,401 206,973 1,989,724 2,055,481 (65,757)
INDIRECT EXPENSES
Salaries&Wages 141,558 120,875 126,366 124,401 138,429 118,563 1,381,291 1,282,281 99,010
Payroll Taxes&Benefits 24,526 28,654 28,440 28,650 29,001 45,289 287,280 360,479 (73,199)
Labor Allocations to Events (56,326) (49,208) (72,059) (52,602) (71,526) (46,209) (469,522) (410,330) (59,192)
Net Salaries and Benefits 109,758 100,321 82,747 100,449 95,904 117,643 1,199,049 1,232,430 (33,381)
Contracted Services 12,579 10,516 8,707 10,516 9,857 11,024 126,537 128,700 (2,163)
General and Administrative 27,046 18,486 36,128 16,186 54,695 22,953 306,551 249,405 57,146
Operating 8,277 5,640 5,651 3,967 9,856 7,975 81,270 54,600 26,670
Repairs&Maintenance 10,518 3,467 3,410 3,467 6,332 30,490 258,189 114,927 143,262
Operational Supplies 6,974 4,158 5,342 4,258 11,522 4,039 85,596 57,500 28,096
Insurance 7,513 6,134 7,513 6,134 16,259 8,342 103,420 83,816 19,604
Utilities 46,603 48,125 42,492 50,121 41,612 58,025 447,243 483,800 (36,557)
SMG Management Fees 11,183 11,271 11,183 11,271 11,183 11,271 134,193 135,252 (1,059)
Total Indirect Expenses 240,451 208,118 203,173 206,369 257,220 271,762 2,742,048 2,540,430 201,618
Net Income(Loss)from Operations $ (28,252) $ 6,505 $ 57,852 $ 83,624 $ (4,819) $ (64,789) $ (752,324) $ (484,949) S (267,375)
Unanticipated Capital Expenses 182,373
Net Income(Loss)from Operations $ (28,252) $ 6,505 $ 57,852 $ 83,624 $ (4,819) $ (64,789) $ (569,951) $ (484,949) $ (85,002)
Adjusted Gross Income
2,500,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
2009 Actual 2010 Actual 2011 Actual 2012 Actual 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget
Ancillary Income
900,000
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850,000
800,000
750,000
700,000
650,000
600,000
2009 Actual 2010 Actual 2011 Actual 2012 Actual 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget
Operating Expenses
2,800,000
2,750,000
2,700,000
2,650,000
2,600,000
2,550,000
2,500,000
2,450,000
2,400,000
2,350,000
2,300,000
2009 Actual 2010 Actual 2011 Actual 2012 Actual 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget
Utilities
500,000
480,000
460,000
440,000
420,000
400,000
380,000 -- -M -M
360,000
2009 Actual 2010 Actual 2011 Actual 2012 Actual 2013 Actual 2014 Actual 2015 Budget
KENT PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT
Sales Tax Collections
Inception to Date thru November 30, 2014
Collected For the
in Month of 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
March January 68,928.08 43,938.87 43,066.80 47,395.15 46,602.21 51,168.67 54,393.18
April February 64,340.03 40,442.93 44,888.03 45,652.41 49,815.46 49,710.74 51,311.25
May March 77,107.07 47,073.92 55,381.54 54,357.38 54,277.64 59,046.95 63,646.55
June April 72,061.77 44,944.15 47,699.19 50,376.18 49,261.77 55,538.05 61,993.29
July May 73,138.12 45,221.78 47,255.93 54,864.70 56,321.68 60,088.10 64,218.58
August June 82,904.41 50,355.97 54,575.49 57,478.70 61,884.22 62,538.27 71,784.55
September July 61,870.79 47,063.45 52,789.08 52,706.22 57,393.92 62,625.41 67,029.60
October August 57,569.76 46,071.06 51,167.58 54,198.64 59,303.71 60,085.81 65,322.35
November September 63,238.50 60,040.81 59,765.33 59,118.63 61,748.38 62,922.07 73,134.60
December October 55,649.74 46,106.71 52,382.66 59,964.74 57,441.73 61,637.13
January November 48,144.96 41,577.34 49,791.39 50,966.32 54,623.15 55,475.85
February December 61,890.26 63,459.30 63,372.68 68,908.15 69,263.39 73,523.24
Total 786,843.49 576,296.29 622,135.70 655,987.22 677,937.26 714,360.29 572,833.95
KENT SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER
PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT FUND (PFD)
December 31, 2014
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Actual Est Actual
Beginning Fund Balance 166,327 105,249 113,261 121,211 123,989 130,696
Revenues
Sales & Use Tax 786,843 576,296 622,136 649,277 677,937 714,360 7l 55 OQ0
Intergovernmental 31072,614 3,129,437 3,093,077 3,064,025 3,104,475 3,030,000
Interest - Sales Tax 2,312 1,279 880 646 561 300 300
Total Revenues 789,155 3,650,189 3,752,453 3,743,000 3,742,523 3,819,135 3,785,300
Total Resources 2,559,032 3,822,822 3,857,702 3,856,261 3,863,734 3,943,124 3,915,996
Expenditures
Services and Charges 758 1,505
Debt Service 2,392,705 3,716,815 3,744,441 3,735,050 3,738,240 3,812,428 3,796,000
Total Expenditures 2,392,705 3,717,573 3,744,441 3,735,050 3,739,745 3,812,428 3,796,000
Change in Fund Balance 166,327 (61,078) 8,012 7,950 2,778 6,707 (10,700)
Ending Fund Balance 166,327 105,249 113,261 121,211 123,989 130,696 119,996
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Board Minutes
October 29, 2014
ShoWare Center
625 West James Street
Boardmembers present: Mike Miller, Cass Prindle, Lew Sellers, and Jeff
Piecewicz
Others present: ShoWare Center General Manager Tim Higgins, ShoWare
Director of Marketing Ryan Hart, Finance Director (Board Treasurer) Aaron
BeMiller, Economic and Community Development Director Ben Wolters,
City Clerk (Board Secretary) Ronald F. Moore and Reporter for the Kent
Reporter, Steve Hunter
I. Call to Order. The meeting was called to order by Chair Mike Miller at
4:00 p.m.
a. Introductions. Attendee's introduced themselves.
b. New Board Treasurer, City of Kent Finance Director Aaron
BeMiller. BeMiller was introduced by Chair Miller.
c. Motion to aj prove the minutes of January 30, 2014. Lew
Sellers moved to approve the minutes of January 30, 2014,
seconded by Jeff Piecewicz. Motion carried 4-0.
d. Position 5 term expiration. Chair Miller highlighted that
Position 5 which was held by Randall Smith expired on September 1,
2014. He stated that he has confirmed with Mr. Smith that he wishes to
continue serving on the board and Secretary Moore added that the
reappointment of Mr. Smith to Position 5 was on the Kent City Council
agenda for November 18.
II. Finance Reports.
a. City of Kent. Aaron BeMiller, Finance Director discussed the
2014 Exit Audit by the State Auditor's Office. He communicated that the
conference has been delayed. He discussed the Public Facilities District
Fund and communicated that the debt service amount is just under $3.8
million and the City is estimating a $745,000 from sales and use tax. He
added that at the end of 2014 the fund is estimated to be at $135,000, He
questioned if there was a minimum amount that the board wanted to keep
in the fund. Miller communicated that there wasn't a limit set and
confirmed that it could be used for debt, but some funds would be kept,
according to BeMiller.
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Piecewicz inquired if the debt rating has changed and BeMiller
communicated that it hasn't. BeMiller communicated that the $10 million
bond is almost paid off and the payments on the $53 million bond will
begin and there may be a way to lengthen the debt service, but reduce
the amount on an annual basis that needs to be paid.
Miller verified that the $10 million gets repaid with sales tax revenue and
confirmed that the sales tax credit lasts for 25 years.
Wolters communicated that there is interest among other public facility
districts to have an extension on their authority and when that happens
we will do the same to extend the term of our bond. He communicated
that the other entities are the facilities in Tri-Cities, Wenatchee, Spokane,
Everett, etc. He stated that the older facilities are leading the charge
because they need some major repairs on their facilities.
Miller confirmed that we have a fixed rate and the rates are still pretty
good. BeMiller confirmed that the rates are fixed, ,but they do change. He
said they increase to a curve that we agreed to and they`are able to be
revised in 2019. At that time an analysis needs to be done to ascertain
what is sensible to do.
BeMiller communicated the Kent Event Center Operating Fund status. He
communicated that the 2014 estimated actuals are a negative $2.45
million and they are estimating $275,000 of admissions tax and $500,000
from the City's General Fund to help pay down that negative balance.
Additionally, he is estimating that the payments that will be made out are
just over $1 million. He,noted that depending upon how the facility does
the rest of the year if the trend continues there will be a $230,000
negative change in fund balance and the facility would have an ending
fund balance of negative $2.7 million.
b.:ShoWare Center.>Arletta Voter, ShoWare Director of Finance
handed out the 3,d Quarter income statement. She announced that
September was slightly better than budget projections. She noted that
July was:significantly less than budgeted due to cancellations and low
attendance at events that month. Tim Higgins, ShoWare General Manager
communicated that there are 45 events scheduled in 60 days. He
discussed and presented the facts about the compressor. Wolters
communicated that the City has written a demand letter to Mortensen
Construction and the contract was a maximum allowable construction cost
and a process to seek claims as long as the statute of limitations hadn't
expired. He noted that he has also written a letter to L&M and the demand
letter explains the City's point of view. Now, Mortensen is working with
their subcontractor to see what can be done and if they decide to do
nothing the bonds of Mortensen can be moved upon.
Sellers communicated that he appreciated the fact that this is listed as a
separate item on the income statement.
Higgins replied to Piecewicz that a consultant was hired and a report was
generated for Mortensen and that the expenses listed are for the
replacement of the system on the compressor.
Wolters discussed the various issues with the facility and that the
consultant, PermaCold, has taken ownership of the issues have become a
partner to the facility. He added that PermaCold is suggesting changes to
the system to extend the life of the equipment at a cost of around
$30,000.
Higgins communicated that the ShoWare is very pleased with the
PermaCold consultants. Piecewicz confirmed that there should be a
reduction in operating costs.
Higgins communicated that the facilty costs about $1,000 for each hockey
game. He noted that the playoffs are not budgeted, so there will be a rise
in utility costs last season. However, the facility was open another 17 days
and brought in more revenue, he explained.
III. Operations Update.
a. General Manager/Marketing Update. Ryan Hart, ShoWare-Director of
Marketing communicated that in September the Ringling Bros/Barnum
Bailey Circus was here and 12,000 people attended the four day event.
There were two successful concerts in October, he announced 'and 4,400
tickets have been sold for the Kray - Anomoly Tour. He communicated
that they are projecting the 2 millionth fan during the Disney on Ice event
and there are close to 1,000 more Facebook fans since the last meeting.
The first Seattle Impact game is on November 8 and Disney on Ice has 10
performances scheduled from November 12 - 17.
Meeting adjourned at 433 p.m.
Ronald F. Moore, MMC
Board Secretary
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KENT EVENTS CENTER OPERATING FUND
December 31, 2014
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2014 2015 2016
Actual Actual Actual Actual Budget Est Actual Adopted Adopted
Beginning Fund Balance (1,025,923) (1,627,111) (1,910,845) (2,735,808) (2,456,087) (2,456,087) (2,680,087) (2,248,765)
Revenues
Admissions Tax 199,199 193,900 281,458 251,405 400,000 264,000 259,325 265,808
SMG Income 200,000 200,000 200,000
Puget Sound Energy Grant 42,376
Transfer In from Lodging Tax
Transfer In from GF 500,000 500,000 500,000 500,000 500,000
Total Revenues 241,575 193,900 281,458 751,405 1,100,000 764,000 959,325 965,808
Expenditures
Salaries & Benefits
Supplies
Services* 842,763 477,634 1,092,422 471,684 520,200 980,000 528,003 535,923
Capital Outlay
8,000
Transfers Out 14,000
Total Expenditures 842,763 477,634 1,106,422 471,684 520,200 988,000 528,003 535,923
Change in Fund Balance (601,188) (283,734) (824,964) 279,721 579,800 (224,000) 431,322 429,885
Ending Fund Balance (1,627,111) (1,910,844) (2,735,808) (2,456,087) (1,876,287) (2,680,087) (2,248,765) (1,818,880)
ShoWare
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Marketing Update through January 29, 2015
Attendance— Update
• 2011—381,159
• 2012—352,490
• 2013—371,545
• 2014—370,015 (189 events)
• 2015—26,988 (on pace with 2014)
SOCIALIZE with ShoWare Center
Total Number of unique session visits to www.ShoWareCenter.com —2,210,735
o 2011 monthly average—37,393
o 2012 monthly average—39,804
o 2013 monthly average—37,141
o 2014 monthly average—37,313
o 2015 monthly average—38,019
Total Number of page views—26,217,069 (10.1 pages per visit)
AS OF TODAY- Facebook.com/ShoWareCenter:
• 8,337 Total Likes (up more than 500 since last mtg)
• 2,614,391 Friends of Fans
• Includes apps for ticket sales, a-news sign-up
Twitter.com/ShoWareCenter:
• 6,968 Tweets
• 991 Following
• 1,589 Followers (over 10% increase since 2014)
Milestones/Achievements:
• ShoWare Center earns #1 "Top Spot" ranking in Pacific Northwest for 2014 by Venues Today amongst
facilities with 5-10,000 seat capacity
• ShoWare Center in Kent -Washington's Premier Sports and Entertainment Venue •
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o Venues Today is the leading industry publication for live entertainment and is read by
promoters, agents, artists and other venues all across the country. The "Top Spot" ranking is
calculated based on submitted attendance numbers from public ticketed events. Several sold-
out concerts like Florida Georgia Line, Gerardo Ortiz, Lecrae and Hometown Holiday, as well as
popular family events like Ringling Bros. Circus, Disney On Ice and Harlem Globetrotters,
contributed to the venue's prestigious#1 ranking.
• ShoWare Center in Kent Turns Five! — Fifth Anniversary celebrated on January 26
• Seattle Thunderbirds defeat cross-town rival Silvertips in first round of WHL playoffs—March '14
• New partnerships bring new opportunities—promoter brings two successful Hispanic shows
o Gerardo Ortiz—March '14 & Espinoza Pas—October '14
• High School/College Graduations brings over 52,000 students and family to downtown Kent in June
• Sold-Out Lecrae —Anomaly Tour delivers powerful, uplifting message to local youth —October '14
• Disney On Ice pres. Let's Celebrate! welcomes over 35,000 guests for 10 performances—November '14
• ShoWare Center in Kent Welcomes Two Millionth Guest on November 21 at Thunderbirds games
• Entercom relationship pays dividends with sold-out concerts:
o Hometown Holiday— December 10 & HOT House Party—December 12
Upcoming Ticketed Events
• Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey:
o Tbirds vs. Portland —February 6 ($10K guaranteed 50/50 prize)
o Tbirds vs. Vancouver— February 7
o Tbirds vs. Kelowna — February 10
o Tbirds vs. Victoria —February 15
o Tbirds vs. Lethbridge— February 20
o Tbirds vs. Everett— February 21
o Tbirds vs. Calgary— February 24
o Tbirds vs. Prince George—February 27
o Tbirds vs. Portland — February 28
o Tbirds vs. Kamloops— March 7
o Tbirds vs. Everett— March 13
o Tbirds vs. Tri-City—March 17
o Tbirds vs. Portland —March 21 (Final 2014-15 regular season game)
• Tacoma Stars Soccer:
o Tacoma Stars vs. Turlock—February 8 (Final MASL regular season game)
• Harlem Globetrotters—February 14
• The Rock &Worship Roadshow—March 12
• Legends of Hip Hop ft. Salt-N-Pepa — March 14
• Gerardo Ortiz— March 22
• Sesame Street Live: Let's Dance! —May 19-20
• ShoWare Center in Kent -Washington's Premier Sports and Entertainment Venue •
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• Seattle Mist vs. LA Temptation — May 29
• Stayin' Alive — Bee Gees Tribute—June 26
• Seattle Mist vs. LA Temptation —July 3
• Promise Keepers (Men's Faith Conference)—July 17-18
• Hello Kitty Supercute Friendship Festival —July 24-26
• Seattle Mist vs. Las Vegas Sin —August 1
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus—September 24-27
• Disney On Ice presents Frozen —November 11-16
Upcoming Community & Catering Events
• ShoWalk, Monday & Wednesday mornings, 9a-11a —until May 20
• Greater Seattle Hockey League (GSHL) - Feb 4, 11, 19 & 26/ Mar 5 & 18
• You, Me, We event—Tomorrow
• Washington FIRST Robotics State Championships—Saturday
• Kent Chamber Luncheon — February 4 & March 4
• South Puget Sound League Tournament— February 5
• Seattle Quinceanera Expo— February 22
• Young's Market Co. —March 19-20
• Kent Chamber Banquet—April 10
• Rotatory Of Kent Auction — May 2
• Military Assembly (Swearing-In)—May 6
• Kent International Festival — May 30
• Kent Downtown Partnership Auction —June 5
• High School/College Graduations—June 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 25
• ShoWare Center in Kent -Washington's Premier Sports and Entertainment Venue •
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Tickets can be purchased at the ShoWareBox Office, • • or by • 866.973.9613.
Box Office Hours: • •. • 1. • Box Office opens two hours before events
Ticket p • to convenience fees. For • • Sales : Suites '' 253.856.6705.