Boxing Day sale: Summer with the Kings tickets discounted for 48 hours
26 Dec
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Tickets to all games in the Sydney Kings' summer of hoops are discounted for 48 hours until midnight on Wednesday, December 27.
There are seven games remaining in the regular season and fans can secure tickets from $18 and $40 for families in copper category.
Tickets are limited by capacity so fans are urged to secure their tickets quickly.
GRAB YOUR TICKETS TO THE KINGS' HOME MATCHES NOW
The remaining games in the regular season include:
Friday, December 29 (double-header Flames vs Fire and Kings vs Taipans).
Thursday, January 4 (vs United).
Sunday, January 7 (double-header Flames vs Boomers and Kings vs Bullets).
Sunday, January 14 (Pink Hoops double-header Flames vs Lynx and Kings vs Breakers).
Sunday, January 21 (vs Wildcats).
Sunday, January 28 (vs United).
Sunday, February 11 (vs Hawks).
Grab your tickets to all those blockbusters at Qudos Bank Arena now here.
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