The more you look at the maths, the less it adds up as being viable. The real maintenance would be closer to $500,000 per year which is 10k for those 6 nights which is in itself rather optimistic. The total for that 1/50th share winds up being $200,000 for just 36 nights or 44,444 per night assuming a 10 year life of the system.Could be worse, if 1/3 of the nights are lost, it would be 66,666.66 per night -a rather devilish number indeed
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Relying on governments is prone to disappointment, as they are more than likely to pull the plug.
Leave it to the universities