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CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS 2019 NCAA Mens Basketball Final Four Funding Agreement Ways and Means Committee October 16, 2018 1 Why Host the Final Four? Generate economic activity Align with the investment of public and private dollars in


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CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS

2019 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four Funding Agreement Ways and Means Committee

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October 16, 2018

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Why Host the Final Four?

  • Generate economic activity
  • Align with the investment of public and private dollars

in sports venues, hospitality and transit infrastructure

  • Create valuable media exposure (national &

international) to help market and sell the destination

  • Add to sense of community pride
  • Helps support the downtown’s nearly 35,000 people

working in the hospitality community and support industry jobs

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Why host the Final Four?

  • Partnership with the University of Minnesota
  • Strengthen relationship with NCAA
  • Minneapolis is currently scheduled to host:
  • 2018 Women’s Volleyball Championships
  • 2020 Men’s Wrestling Championships
  • 2021 Men’s Basketball Regional
  • 2022 Women’s Basketball Final Four

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2019 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four: Basics

  • April 5-8, 2019
  • 90,000 Visitors including college students, alumni

and basketball fans

  • Over 9,000 hotel rooms in Minneapolis, with a 4-

night minimum stay

  • Events will be held in downtown Minneapolis at US

Bank Stadium, the Minneapolis Convention Center and Nicollet Mall

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Final Four by the numbers

  • $142 million- Estimated economic impact to the

Twin Cities

  • 23 Million viewers of championship game
  • 97 Million U.S. viewers from the beginning of the

tournament to the Final Four

  • 180 Countries broadcast the games

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Local Partners

  • University of Minnesota
  • MSFA
  • Minneapolis Local Organizing Committee
  • Meet Minneapolis
  • City of Minneapolis

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MLOC Community Initiatives

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  • Yearlong Reading Initiative

for Minnesota 3rd Graders

  • Nine Minneapolis schools

participating (600+ students)

  • Free access to thousands of

high quality digital books

  • Final Four Reading Spots

located around the city

Education

Read to the Final Four

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MLOC Community Initiatives

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  • Fan Jam tour stops at: Open Streets –

Minnehaha, World Cup Festival, Armatage Festival, Pride Fest, National Night Out, Safe Summer Nights

  • Tour stops planned in every ward of

Mpls (visited 11 so far)

  • Coordination with ‘Bike Cops for Kids’

and ‘Police Athletic League’

Youth

Fan Jam

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Final Four Events at a Glance

Final Four Friday

  • FREE event
  • All-star game
  • Team Practices
  • Band and cheer
  • LOW COST ticket
  • Family friendly
  • Autographs &
  • Interactives
  • NABC Convention

also held at MCC

Fan Fest

  • FREE pre-register
  • Kid’s Basketball Parade
  • Ages 8-12
  • Free Fan Fest entry
  • 3,200 youth

Final Four Dribble

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March Madness Music Series Semi-Final & Championship Games

  • Three days
  • Urban, Pop & Country
  • Top Talent
  • Low cost tickets

Final Four Events at a Glance

Nicollet Mall Event

  • On Nicollet Mall,

tentatively from 8th to 12th Streets

  • Food and drink
  • Stage for pep rallies,

school bands, etc

  • Semi-Final games- April 6
  • Championship game- April 8
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Financials

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Expenses (hard costs) Police 1,300,000 $ Convention Center 638,000 $ Public Works 360,000 $ Other enterprise support 102,000 $ Total 2,400,000 $ Funding Sources Minneapolis Local Organizing Committee funds 1,500,000 $ 2018 City budget allocation to Downtown Assets 100,000 $ Estimated entertainment tax revenue from game tickets 800,000 $ Total funding 2,400,000 $

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Contract Elements

  • Addresses funding and the services in support of

the official Final Four events

  • Provision for Change Orders
  • 90% of the funds will be received prior to the event
  • The MLOC and other parties such as the NCAA and

its vendors will pay for typical City permits as needed in addition to the amounts in the agreement.

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