Courtside and Premium sold out as demand for Championship tickets soar
Fans have moved quickly to secure the best seats in the house.
Demand for Sydney Kings finals tickets is surging, with courtside and premium hospitality already sold out for Game 1 of the Championship Series at Qudos Bank Arena.
With Sydney preparing to host the opening game of the series this Saturday, March 21st, fans have moved quickly to secure the best seats in the house, snapping up courtside and premium experiences.
Sydney Kings CEO Mark Thompson said the early demand reflects the excitement building around the team’s finals run.
“Sydney is right behind this group,” Thompson said.
“To see courtside and premium seating sell out so quickly shows just how much anticipation there is for this series.”
The Kings finished the regular season as minor premiers and have carried that momentum into finals, with crowds building and the atmosphere at Qudos Bank Arena reaching new levels.
Now attention is turning to Game 3, which could prove pivotal in deciding the Championship Series.
“With the series returning to Sydney for Game 3 on Sunday 29th, we’re expecting another massive night,” Thompson said.
“Our fans have created one of the best home court environments in the league all season and finals takes that to another level.”
Tickets remain available for Game 1 and 3, but strong early demand suggests they won’t last long.
Fans wanting to be part of the Championship Series at Qudos Bank Arena are encouraged to secure their seats now.
With Sydney preparing to host the opening game of the series this Saturday, March 21st, fans have moved quickly to secure the best seats in the house, snapping up courtside and premium experiences.
Sydney Kings CEO Mark Thompson said the early demand reflects the excitement building around the team’s finals run.
“Sydney is right behind this group,” Thompson said.
“To see courtside and premium seating sell out so quickly shows just how much anticipation there is for this series.”
The Kings finished the regular season as minor premiers and have carried that momentum into finals, with crowds building and the atmosphere at Qudos Bank Arena reaching new levels.
Now attention is turning to Game 3, which could prove pivotal in deciding the Championship Series.
“With the series returning to Sydney for Game 3 on Sunday 29th, we’re expecting another massive night,” Thompson said.
“Our fans have created one of the best home court environments in the league all season and finals takes that to another level.”
Tickets remain available for Game 1 and 3, but strong early demand suggests they won’t last long.
Fans wanting to be part of the Championship Series at Qudos Bank Arena are encouraged to secure their seats now.
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