Phoenix Suns Tickets

Phoenix Suns Tickets

1. How much are Phoenix Suns tickets?

Phoenix Suns ticket prices vary based on factors like the game date, opponent, and seat location. As of December 10, 2024, on Gametime, the lowest-priced ticket is $1 for the December 13 game against the Utah Jazz at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The highest-priced ticket is $161 for the December 28 game against the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center in San Francisco. While specific average prices aren't listed, most games have tickets starting between $8 and $87, depending on the matchup and venue.

For the most current pricing, please visit the Phoenix Suns tickets page on Gametime.

2. How to buy Phoenix Suns NBA tickets online?

Follow these simple steps to secure your tickets:

• Step 1: Visit Gametime.co and search for “Phoenix Suns tickets.”
• Step 2: Select your preferred game and date from the NBA tour schedule.
• Step 3: Review ticket options, including Gametime Picks for the best deals or Last Minute tickets for savings.
• Step 4: Choose your seats, and complete your purchase for guaranteed on-time delivery.

For the most current pricing, please visit the Phoenix Suns tickets page on Gametime.

3. How to save money on Phoenix Suns tickets?

Fans can save by:

• Buying Last Minute tickets to enjoy lower prices close to the game date.
• Checking Gametime Picks for amazing everyday ticket deals.
• Utilizing options like Super deals and Great deals available on Gametime.

4. What’s the cheapest game to see the Phoenix Suns?

Refer to the Phoenix Suns ticket page on Gametime to find the most affordable upcoming games with detailed pricing, location, and date.

5. What time do doors open for a Phoenix Suns game?

Doors typically open 90 minutes before the scheduled game time, giving fans ample time to find their seats and enjoy pre-game activities. 

6. How do I find my seat in the stadium?

Gametime provides detailed seat maps during your ticket selection process, so you’ll know exactly where you’ll sit. On game day, stadium staff will assist with directions.

7. Is parking available at the stadium?

Yes, parking is available at most venues. You can purchase parking passes here on Gametime.

8. How long are Phoenix Suns games?

A standard NBA game lasts about 2 hours and 15 minutes, including halftime and breaks.

9. How much are court-side tickets for Phoenix Suns games?

Courtside seats for Phoenix Suns games typically range from $900 to $5,500 per ticket, depending on factors like the opponent, game date, and seat location.

For the most accurate and current pricing, please visit the Phoenix Suns tickets page on Gametime.

10. Can I get a refund if I can’t attend a Phoenix Suns game?

Yes, Gametime offers Event Cancellation Protection. Review their policy for details on refunds and alternative options.

11. When is the best time to buy tickets to the game?

For the best prices, consider:

• Last Minute purchases closer to game day for great savings.
• Gametime Picks, which offer everyday value on top seats.

12. How can I get the best seats for the game?

Use Gametime’s seat selection tools and filters to choose premium seats, such as court-side or center court options, ensuring a fantastic view of the action.

13. Where do the Suns play?

The Suns play their home games at the Footprint Center, located not far from Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. The venue has a capacity of more than 18,000 and hosts a number of different events when the Suns aren’t in residence.

14. Why should I choose Gametime over other ticket marketplaces?

Ticket marketplaces are the best place to find sports tickets. And when it comes to cheap Suns tickets, Gametime is a no-brainer. Seats bought through us are affordable because we charge some of the lowest service fees anywhere. On top of that, we show you the view from the seats you’re shopping for thanks to our panoramic seat view photos. You’ll never have to buy seats blind with Gametime – you’ll know what your view at Walking Stick Arena will be before you buy those cheap Phoenix Suns tickets.

So the next time you’re in the market for cheap Suns tickets, turn to Gametime.

 

More About the Phoenix Suns

The Phoenix Suns are a shining piece of NBA history. Joining the league in 1968 as an expansion team, they hold the distinction of not just being one of the most competitive franchises of the ‘90s but also being the only team in the Western Conference Pacific Division to not play in California – and, unfortunately, one of the few high-performing teams that hasn’t won an NBA championship.

 

Early Days, Early Upsets

Like just about every other expansion team, the Suns were pretty unremarkable at first. This changed in the mid-70s when Phoenix went all the way in the 1975-76 season to reach the NBA Finals. Despite the major upset, the still very new Suns were no match for the Celtics that year. Still, the team set the stage for how this Phoenix franchise would consistently perform for the next few decades.

 

Giants of the Roaring Nineties

The Suns paid their dues from 1976 onward, putting some real effort into building a team any fan would be proud of. The franchise hit pay dirt in the ‘90s with the addition of legendary power forward Charles Barkley. With the Round Mound of Rebound in their corner, the Suns pushed forward to dominate the decade, making a franchise-record 13 consecutive appearances in the playoffs as a result. Yet despite their prowess on the court, the Suns would fail yet again to go all the way when they made it to the 1993 NBA Finals. Frustrating for players and fans alike!

 

Never Give Up, Never Surrender

Today, the Phoenix Suns are one of the winningest NBA teams out there that hasn’t won a championship. To date, they have the seventh-best win percentage in the league, and the second best of any team to never win the NBA Finals. Yet, like the phoenix of legend, this franchise is determined to rise from the ashes time and again. The NBA Finals may be a tough nut to crack for the Suns, but with their “never give up, never surrender” attitude, there’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that they’ll make it to the top.