Sacramento Kings Suites

Golden 1 Center, 500 David J Stern Walk, Sacramento, CA

After years of struggles, Sacramento finally has success. The Kings broke a 16-year playoff drought last season, winning 18 more games than the previous campaign. And Sacramento won its division for the first time since 2002-03. A major reason why was the duo of De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. In their first full season together, Fox averaged 25 points and over six assists. Sabonis complemented his point guard with over 19 points, 12.3 rebounds, and 7.3 assists a game. Both were pivotal pieces for Sacramento in 2022-23 and will continue to be this season. The Kings also have a very deep roster outside of Fox and Sabonis, including four other players that averaged 12+ points. Sacramento is set to compete for years to come.

Golden 1 Center is great for your game-viewing needs. The Club by Red Hawk Casino includes eight tickets. Two parking passes, Club and Lounge access, VIP experiences, set catering, and alcohol are all included. Bridge Lofts and other Lofts accommodate eight to ten guests with parking passes, food and beverage, Club and Lounge access, set catering, close bars, and exquisite seating options. And Suite ownership opportunities in Sacramento have up to 32 guests - or up to 54 in the Party Suites - with full concierge service. A fully-stocked kitchen, cutting edge technological services, theater-style seating, premium parking, and other amenities are also included.

The Sacramento Kings are hoping that they’ve found the formula that will help them break an NBA-long 16-year playoff drought this season. If they don’t, it won’t be for a lack of trying. Head coach Mike Brown, who has plenty of championship experience with Cleveland and Golden State, was brought in to lead the team that will have the services of all-star Domantas Sabonis for his first full season with the Kings along with DeAaron Fox, Kevin Huerter, Malik Monk, and No. 4-overall draft pick Keegan Murray. Having a proven all-star talent and a winning coach could prove to be enough to get the Kings over the hump this year.

See if the NBA Playoffs can take center stage at the Golden 1 Center for the first time when you watch the Kings in luxury and comfort via your very own suite. All suites come with premium parking, a VIP arena entrance, and a dedicated service staff. But plenty of your experience can be customized as well. Choose from suites that hold anywhere from four to 54 guests and you can choose the farm-to-table menu for yourself.

The Kings have shooters in their arsenal once again, but can they slow others from scoring? That’s priority number one for this young roster, who ranked dead last in the NBA last season in terms of opponents’ field goal percentage. De’Aaron Fox took a giant step forward last season, averaging more than 25 points per game. Tyrese Haliburton will see more minutes on the floor after a fine first season where he was rewarded with All Rookie honors. Harrison Barnes provides the veteran presence as the former World Champion with Golden State begins his 10 th year in the NBA. Buddy Hield remains one of the most exciting playmakers in the league and No. 9 overall draft pick Davion Mitchell should get good minutes for head coach Luke Walton off the bench too. Parties large and small can have their premium needs met by the Golden1 Center. The stocked kitchens of their suites host up to 54 members of your family, friends, or clients. Lofts are better suited for small gatherings of 10 and receive full concierge service. A four-seat balcony box comes equipped with complimentary appetizers, beer, wine, and soft drinks. The best seats rest courtside and come with access to the exclusive Lexus Lounge. Not sure where to start? Dip your toe with a Premium Hospitality Package with one or two games in a suite, loft, balcony box, or courtside.