Federal HB10286 mandates publicly funded stadiums to limit concession prices and prohibit fees for small businesses selling concessions.

Federal HB10286, known as the Consumer Affordability and Pricing Concessions Act, requires publicly funded stadiums with at least 10,000 seats to limit concession prices to no more than 7 percent above market rates. The bill also prohibits these stadiums from charging small businesses fees for selling or offering concessions. The Federal Trade Commission will enforce these rules, treating violations as unfair or deceptive practices.

Federal HB10286 mandates publicly funded stadiums to limit concession prices and prohibit fees for small businesses selling concessions.

Federal HB10286, known as the Consumer Affordability and Pricing Concessions Act, requires publicly funded stadiums with at least 10,000 seats to limit concession prices to no more than 7 percent above market rates. The bill also prohibits these stadiums from charging small businesses fees for selling or offering concessions. The Federal Trade Commission will enforce these rules, treating violations as unfair or deceptive practices.