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Swank Suites Sweeten Stadiums

Posted Mar 27, 08 2:45 PM CDT in Arts & Living,  Sports 

(Newser) – Private boxes are great on game day, and sports clubs are taking it to the next level, giving well-heeled fans super-sumptuous treatment—in return for deluxe bucks. Forbes rundowns some of the priciest stadium suites:

  1. Yankee Stadium’s Legend Suites: $2,500 per front row seat per game, or $1 million for a 5-year contract
  2. Nationals Parks Washington Suites: $400,000-plus per year, private porch included

  1. Center Court Skyview Suites at Wimbledon’s All England Lawn Tennis Club:  $2,500-$7,500 per day includes a butler, balcony, and Center Court seats
  2. Riviera Pools Pavilion at Phoenix’s Chase Field: $6,500 per game nabs you a pool and hot tub
  3. Platinum Executive Suites at Toronto’s Air Canada Centre: up to $465,000 per year gets you gourmet catering and cherry wood interiors.
To see the full list, click the link below.

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View over the hot tub, swimming pool and ballpark at Chase Field's Riviera Pool's Pavilion in Phoenix.   (Arizona Diamondbacks)
Roger Federer during last year's Men's Singles final on the Centre Court at Wimbledon. Those who can afford the Skyview Seats package will enjoy a luxury limo ride to the venue and then be personally...   (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus, file)
Chase Field in Phoenix, where you can catch a game from the comfort of a hot tub with 34 of your friends for only $6,500.   (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Artist's rendition of one of the new Nationals Park's eight luxurious Washington Suites.   (Washington Nationals)
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