Roughly $520M. http://www.lindenwood.edu/moPolicyJournal/issue02/articles/click/click.pdf http://www.lindenwood.edu/moPolicyJournal/issue02/articles/c... >How

Roughly $520M. http://www.lindenwood.edu/moPolicyJournal/issue02/articles/click/click.pdf http://www.lindenwood.edu/moPolicyJournal/issue02/articles/c... >However, the Cardinals also receive significant returns through an estimated $520 million in public subsidies: $350 million from St. Louis City’s five percent admission tax 30-year waiver, $20 million from St. Louis City’s 25-year property tax abatement, $108 million paid by St. Louis County to retire the $45 million in stadium bonds, and $42 million from Missouri tax credits and highway ramp construction. Further, the Cardinals also receive an additional estimated $150 million in new stadium selling sources: $100 million over 30 years on stadium naming rights, $40 million from the Ballpark Founders Program that charges season ticket holders $2,000- $7,500 for new stadium seats, and $10 million from old Busch Stadium memorabilia sales