Definition of skybox
: a roofed enclosure of private seats situated high in a sports stadium and typically featuring luxurious amenities
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The county grand jury says San Diego cost itself money last year by allowing private companies to negotiate new deals for naming rights, skybox rentals and advertising at the city’s stadium in Mission Valley.
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But the skyboxes aren’t just about the action on the field.
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There are supposed to be guys up in the air, in the skybox.
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Gold members get offers of tickets to the Valley View luxury skybox at Padres games.
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Vanish Point, which features a 70-foot free fall, will let riders choose between two skyboxes, each of which will send them through 425 feet of spiraling tubes.
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Trump is expected to watch the game from a skybox overlooking the field.
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Joe Ricketts, whose family owns the Chicago Cubs, watches life roll by from a skybox.
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One memorable Getty Images photo showed the skybox on No.
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First Known Use of skybox
1965
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Definition of skybox for English Language Learners
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: an area with a roof and private seats near the top of a sports stadium
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