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Newsday: UBS arena will have 55 suites

From Newsday, 10/23/20, New renderings of UBS Arena luxury spaces released by Islanders:
UBS Arena, slated to hold 17,113 for Islanders games, will have 55 suites, which is significantly fewer than most recent arenas. Brooklynā€™s Barclays Center, for example, the most recently built in the metropolitan area, has 101 suites.

Instead, the Islanders and their arena partners ā€” arena development company Oak View Group and outgoing Mets chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon ā€” focused their premium experience around the arenaā€™s 1,995 club seats.
They'd been cagy about the number of suites, last month saying about 50.

Newsday's Randi Marshall, in a 10/9/20 column Inside the Islanders' new Belmont Arena, wrote:
Taking shape inside the arenaā€™s frame are concourses that are double the size of Nassau Coliseumā€™s, 25,000 square feet of space just for the Islandersā€™ locker rooms, 56 suites and eight additional club spaces. 

...Will the investment pay off? [Tim] Leiweke said that so far, more than half of the arenaā€™s suites and club seats have been sold. And the Islanders, he said, are close to securing 10,000 season ticket holders for the Belmont arena.

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