San Jose Sharks Suites

SAP Center, 525 W Santa Clara Street, San Jose, CA

The Sharks are a developing squad, one that will improve in the coming years. Logan Couture will lead the offense in his 15th season. The veteran had a near career-high points total of 67 last year, including 40 assists. Center Tomas Hertl is another option for San Jose. The forward has back-to-back 60+ point seasons, the first time that’s happened in his career. Hertl led all returners with 41 assists in 2022-23. And in goal, the Sharks lean on the duo of Kaapo Kahkonen and Mackenzie Blackwood to produce. San Jose definitely isn’t ready to contend for a Stanley Cup championship this season. They probably won’t be ready next year either. But, the rebuild has just begun and the Sharks will steadily begin to improve soon.

The SAP Center at San Jose has great premium seating options. The Penthouse Lounge gives fans an ultimate experience. With luxurious seats, a semi-private hospitality space, exclusive access, all-inclusive perks, premium benefits, and more included, the Penthouse Lounge is the place to be in San Jose. An SAP Center Suite Premium Membership also provides plenty of amenities. All-inclusive experiences, private events, player and staff access, playoff tickets, exclusive access, and a tasting experience are included. And, for general Suites, San Jose has you covered. Ranging from 12-30 tickets, different Sharks Suites provide luxury. Catering, private bathroom, parking passes, Club access, and luxury furniture are a part of a Suite package in San Jose.

New Sharks head coach David Quinn, who coached Team USA in the Olympics last year after leaving the New York Rangers in 2021, hopes to return to the team back to the top of the Western Conference, where San Jose seemingly lived for so long. A couple of low-risk signings could bring high rewards: Alexander Barabanov and Luke Kunin, who played well during his time in Nashville. Prospects William Eklund and Thomas Bordeleau will be called upon to boost the team’s scoring. Veteran Tomas Hertl will also look to build upon the second 30-goal season of his career. In net, James Reimer (who had a winning record last year) will be batting with Kaapo Kahkonen for either a top goaltending spot or a timeshare.

Suites at the SAP Center hold anywhere from 12-30 people, making it the perfect place for your next group outing. You’ll get several parking passes for your group along with a private restroom, kitchenette with refrigerator, catering options, and access to the exclusive North & South Club. Zoom suites ring the top of the arena, whereas the Concourse Suites are directly above the lower bowl, putting you closer to the action.

Goaltending has not been San Jose’s forte these past few seasons. After a collective save percentage that ranked last or next-to-last, the Sharks made some sweeping changes in the offseason. It’s a battle of youth versus veteran experience as Adin Hill or James Reimer will fight for the starting nod. The 25-year-old Hill posted two shutouts for Arizona last season while Reimer enjoyed a career resurgence in Carolina recording a 29-11-4 mark in his two seasons as a Cane. Two of the most productive defensemen return in Erik Karlsson and Brent Burns. Team captain Logan Couture is back for his 13th season, Tomas Hertl begins year No. 9 in a Sharks uniform, and their veteran presence will help ease the absence of team-leading scorer Evander Kane during his suspension. Premium hospitality at the SAP Center is all about the suite life. Fully-furnished Zoom Penthouse Suites come with catered food and an extensive wine list, while a dedicated concierge staff handles the needs of your party of up to 30. Zoom Concourse Suites are perfect for a party of 18-24 guests and include a private restroom and VIP access to the North & South Club. Club 525 may be the Sharks’ best kept secret as a private luxury chamber is the perfect pre-game gathering for business or pleasure before taking your seats one row from the glass.