Milwaukee Bucks Suites

Fiserv Forum, 1111 Vel R Phillips Avenue, Milwaukee, WI

Milwaukee’s disappointing exit in last year’s postseason shouldn’t put a damper on the upcoming season. The Bucks had 58 wins and were the top seed in a competitive Eastern Conference. They have Giannis Antetokounmpo, a certified top player in the NBA. Any team that has the two-time MVP is an immediate contender. Giannis has plenty of help too. Guard Jrue Holiday is one of the league’s best defenders and averaged almost 20 points in 2022. Center Brook Lopez and forward Khris Middleton both recently re-signed. And Milwaukee solidified its bench with Malik Beasley, who averaged over 10 points last season. With new head coach Adrian Griffin, the Bucks are ready to go after another NBA title.

Fiserv Forum has an abundance of premium seating options. Spaces like the Northwestern Mutual Club Lounges, Potawatomi Club Deck, Tower Club, and the Jockey Club are just some of the Club options the Bucks offer. Seating in the different areas range from the Suite level to sideline seating. Amenities like premium parking, plush seating, premium food and beverage, private restrooms, and on-site attendants are available. For more intimate options, Milwaukee has many Suite types including the West Bend Lofts, Executive Suites, and North Suite. Private luxury options range from 4 to 20+ guests. Specifically, Executive Suites include a dedicated premium account manager, year-round access, designated VIP entry, premium parking, and custom branding opportunities.

The 2020-21 NBA champions fell short of their goal to repeat after dropping a Game 7 to Boston in the Eastern Conference semifinals, but the Bucks hope that a healthy Khris Middleton will help them return to the NBA’s elite this season. Along with Middleton, Milwaukee’s core returns, including MVP candidate Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jrue Holiday, Bobby Portis, and Brook Lopez. The Bucks added Joe Ingles from Utah on a one-year deal for added depth on the wings, and you can expect the rest of the crew to return with a chip on its shoulder to try and win another championship in a deep Eastern Conference.

Private suites ring the middle level of Fiserv Forum and hold between 12-26 guests. A premium menu from signature chefs is available, and you get a VIP parking pass, private entrance, and dedicated suite attendant. Outside the traditional suite experience, there are plenty of other options for a luxury experience at a Bucks game. The North Suite is in a private area of the arena and comes with courtside seats, and the BMO Event Level Club is an all-inclusive food and beverage option that’s situated along the tunnel so you can see the players go to and from the locker room onto the court. This comes with a ticket located in the first four rows of seating.

“History in the Making” became “History Made” for a city that’s waited a literal half of a century for another title. Two-time league MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and nearly all of the supporting crew returns as the Bucks attempt to go back-to-back. Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday became prominent stars with their playoff heroics and center Brook Lopez looks to keep turning back the clock with his resurgent play. Pat Connaughton and Bobby Portis once again provide an instant spark off the bench for head coach Mike Budenholzer, who signed a multi-year extension in the offseason. The Bucks bolstered their bench by adding solid, but not headline stealing, pieces in Grayson Allen, Rodney Hood, George Hill, and Semi Ojeleye. The recently constructed Fiserv Forum is one of the newest venues in the NBA and it’s reflected in its wide variety of modern luxuries. Catch a picture-perfect view of tip-off in the West Bend Lofts, which seats 4-6 guests in a private space complete with upscale dining. For a different perspective, the Panorama Deck lets fans observe the entire court with a dedicated service staff and access to the private and social space within the Panorama Club. Fans who purchase tickets in the first eight rows of sideline seating can access the upscale Jockey Club, which overlooks the arena’s atrium and out into the plaza.