Examples of Adjusted Gross Revenues in a sentence
Adjusted Gross Revenues will be subject to a 1% surcharge, which Operator will be permitted to assess as a patron “pass-through” on the sale of tickets, merchandise, concessions, etc.
Parking/Facility Fees pursuant to the Development Plan shall be included as Adjusted Gross Revenues and expenses related to the parking operations for Events shall be Venue Expenses.
In the event of an opt-out, Operator shall be entitled to retain all Event Profits and be solely responsible for the Event Losses related to such Music Event, as the case may be, and such revenues and expenses shall not be included in Adjusted Gross Revenues or Venue Expenses.
The Restaurant Building is not intended to be part of the Venue; provided however that the Terraced Suites shall be part of the Venue for all purposes, including Operator’s exclusivity, operations and ticketing, the Base Fee, Venue Expenses and Adjusted Gross Revenues (each as defined herein).
Operator shall be responsible for collecting all Adjusted Gross Revenues and paying all Venue Expenses in a in a timely manner so as to ensure that there is no material and adverse impact on the operation of the Premises.