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PHOTO: WCC/SUPPLIED An artist’s impression of Wellington’s proposed indoor arena.
A trio of global entertainment companies are lining up to talk to Wellington’s council about building the capital’s long-awaited indoor arena.
The winning bid would likely mean signing a public-private partnership — a move criticised by local promoter Phil Sprey who says the project should follow the model of Westpac Stadium to ensure it was publicly-owned.
AEG Ogden and Live Nation have put themselves in the mix to build a 12,500 seat arena, with ratepayers likely paying for a portion of the estimated $200 million cost.
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