Brooklyn Nets Suites

Barclays Center, 620 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn has a revamped roster headed into the upcoming season. Out went Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving and in came Mikal Bridges, Cameron Johnson, and others. The new core creates a youth movement for the Nets. Bridges, in his 27 games in Brooklyn last season, averaged an absurd 26.1 points. He will continue to be a focal point of the offense while also being a premier defender. Johnson is one of the elite three-point shooters in the league, hitting at a near 40% clip for his career. And Spencer Dinwiddie and Dorian Finney-Smith, who came over in the Kyrie Irving trade, add depth. Include center Nic Claxton, who took a massive step forward last year, and Brooklyn has its best years ahead of it.

Barclays Center has just what you need when it comes to premium and luxury viewing. Loge Boxes offer a great view of the game, starting from just 15 rows from the court. Fans who sit in the boxes get a VIP entrance, access to the 40/40 Club, all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages, and NBA Playoff access. Traditional Suites at Nets games provide a more intimate setting. Starting just 25 rows from the floor, these Suites can accommodate between 10 and 70 people. VIP entrance, high-end catering, flat-screen TVs, comfortable seating, and a dedicated Suite Sales Representative and Suite Attendant are all part of the package.

Last season showed that the Brooklyn Nets will have to come together as a team if they want to reach their goal of winning an NBA championship. Despite having Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving, it was a step back last year for the Nets. Durant and Irving are joined by Ben Simmons, who will be back in action after missing the end of last season with an injury after he was acquired in a trade for Harden. The ability of all three to remain in the lineup this year will be key. The team didn’t make too many changes, and they will rely on Joe Harris and sixth-man Seth Curry to continue to knock down 3-point attempts when defenders are busy with the team’s star players.

Premium offerings at the world-class Barclays Center in Brooklyn start with a spot in the Loge Box. Here, you’re just 15 rows off the court but have your own space along with access to the 40/40 Club. Traditional luxury suites are located everywhere from 25 rows up to the top of the arena. High-end catering options are available, and every suite-holder gets access to the VIP arena entrance. Suites also range in capacity from 10 to 70 guests.

Boasting another stacked roster that might rank as the NBA’s best, the only team that could stop the Nets again are themselves. Untimely injuries derailed Brooklyn’s quest for a title as they bowed out to the eventual champion Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. For the first time in three seasons, Kevin Durant returns fully healthy and has his sights set on another scoring title. Triple-double machine James Harden, Blake Griffin, and Kyrie Irving (eventually) provide a plethora of options for head coach Steve Nash. The addition of longtime San Antonio Spurs point guard Patty Mills adds depth and LaMarcus Aldridge is one of the NBA’s feel-good stories after the 7-time all-star was medically cleared to return after an irregular heart issue led him to prematurely retire back in April. Sitting courtside near that star-studded roster, just one of the many premium options at Barclays. Looking for something more luxurious? Traditional suites featuring high-end catering offer a perfect view just 25 rows above the floor. Loge boxes also provide an unparalleled look at the action and include all-inclusive premium food, non-alcoholic drinks, and world-class service from the Disney-trained staff of the Barclays Center.