Post by sawchuk103 on May 10, 2006 12:24:21 GMT -5
Definition from wikipedia:
A Personal Seat License (also known in North America as a Permanent Seat License or PSL and in the United Kingdom as a debenture) is a one time payment that gives a sports fan the right to buy season tickets for a particular seat in a sporting venue for a pre-determined length of time.
The primary reason sporting venues offer PSLs is that the proceeds are used to help pay the debt incurred during the construction of the stadium or arena... (this can pay off $50 million debt to MTS Center)
can winnipeggers afford PSLs?
if they can't afford tickets....i know for sure they can't afford to make a one time deposit for a seat in order to get season tickets...
A Personal Seat License (also known in North America as a Permanent Seat License or PSL and in the United Kingdom as a debenture) is a one time payment that gives a sports fan the right to buy season tickets for a particular seat in a sporting venue for a pre-determined length of time.
The primary reason sporting venues offer PSLs is that the proceeds are used to help pay the debt incurred during the construction of the stadium or arena... (this can pay off $50 million debt to MTS Center)
can winnipeggers afford PSLs?
if they can't afford tickets....i know for sure they can't afford to make a one time deposit for a seat in order to get season tickets...
