A new bill in Springfield aims to move the ball forward on the Chicago Bears’ plan to build a new stadium in Arlington Heights. One of the key elements of the bill is a $3 per person admission tax on all entertainment and sporting events.
“Our $3 head tax would go strictly to the city of Chicago,” said Moylan. “We want to make the city of Chicago whole.”
“I said: Listen, it’s not going to cost the Bears anything,” Moylan said. “Tickets are going to range from a $100 to $600 — a $3 head tax is not going to affect them at all.” Another key element of the proposal would be the implementation of a freeze on the property tax assessment for the former Arlington Heights International Racecourse site purchased by the Bears earlier this year for $197 million.
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