Portland Trail Blazers Suites

Moda Center, 1 Center Court, Portland, OR

There’s a new era of Portland basketball entering the NBA. Out went the dependable Damian Lillard. To replace the longtime Blazer, Portland made multiple moves. The Trail Blazers drafted Scoot Henderson with the third pick. Henderson averaged 16.5 points and 6.8 assists with the G League Ignite last year. He will play a major part in Portland’s new look squad. Center Deandre Ayton is also a new addition to the team. The former first overall pick put up 18 points and 10 rebounds with Phoenix in 2022-23. The two join Anfernee Simons and Jerami Grant, both of whom had a major impact last season. The Blazers’ new core will be young, explosive, and entertaining moving forward.

Moda Center provides plenty of premium seating spaces. Portland offers Corporate Entertainment Packages. These fall under the Silver, Gold, and Platinum Package. Each contains Suite nights, Club Level seats, and Courtside Seats. Outside of the package, securing Courtside Seats gives you the best seat in the house. Parking passes, Dedicated Service Managers, in-seat food and beverage, private event invitations, and exclusive access are included. The Blazers also offer Club-Level Seating, which allows for spacious seating, premium parking, top-end service, exclusive concessions, and access to the Club-Level concourse and two full bars. And renting a Suite in Portland gets you premium, 5-star service, world-class catering, gameday amenities, and more over four different types.

An injury to Damian Lillard and trading away C.J. McCollum led to the Trail Blazers’ eight-year playoff streak coming to an end in 2022, but Portland is looking to bounce back this year. Lillard was signed to an extension, as was Anfernee Simons. Scorer Shaedon Sharpe was selected at No. 7 in the draft, and the backcourt was bolstered by signing Gary Payton II away from the world-champion Warriors along with Jerami Grant, who is coming off the best two years of his career in Detroit.

The Umpqua Bank Suite Level at the Moda Center is first-class all the way. After coming in through the VIP entrance, you’ll be greeted by a 5-star service staff that was trained by the Ritz Carlton Leadership Center. There are also private bars on the suite level. Flex Suites hold 8-12 fans and have catering options available. For Executive Suites (16 people), Legacy Suites (24 people), and the Party Suite (35-70 tickets), food and beverage are included. All suites also come with VIP parking and a private bathroom.

The most prolific player in franchise history wanted a shakeup in the offseason. While some Trail Blazer fans were concerned that Damian Lillard himself would be sent packing, it remains “Dame Time” in Portland for the immediate future. New head coach Chauncey Billups will be charged with getting the most out of Lillard and his supporting cast. The former five-time All-Star and NBA Champion with the Detroit Pistons takes over for longtime coach Terry Stotts despite only one season behind the bench as an assistant coach with the Clippers. CJ McCollum, Norman Powell, and Jusuf Nurkic will all be regulars in the starting rotation. The team bolstered its bench with numerous offseason acquisitions in Tony Snell, Ben McLemore, Cody Zeller, and Larry Nance Jr., while hoping 2019’s first round pick Nassir Little makes a large third year leap. Courtside Seating not only comes with the best views in the building, but numerous other premium options such as complimentary Garden Garage parking, in-seat food and beverage service, and exclusive access to a pair of clubs. For pregame dinner and drinks there’s the Courtside Club and those seeking top-shelf liquors, cocktails, and premium wines try the speakeasy-vibes of the new Oro Fino lounge. For those seeking the suite life, the Moda Center suits all parties from 4-to-70 with all sites including a private bathroom and either available catering or included food and beverage packages.