Utah Jazz Suites

Delta Center, 301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT

Utah’s upcoming season should be much better than its most recent one. The Jazz started hot but fizzled out in 2023. Utah’s roster is better built to prevent that from happening now. Forward Lauri Markkanen is coming off a career year where he averaged 25.6 points, almost seven more than he ever had previously. With that under his belt, Markkanen should continue to take strides moving forward. Center Walker Kessler had a fantastic rookie season where he became an elite interior defender. Utah’s backcourt of Collin Sexton and Jordan Clarkson sets up well for a productive year. And the Jazz traded for forward John Collins to fortify their starting lineup. Under head coach Will Hardy, Utah should compete to make its seventh postseason in the last eight years.

Delta Center has great luxury seating options. The Toyota Club, consisting of the first 12 rows, is an all-inclusive dining experience. The WCF Insurance Club includes four tickets, VIP parking, alcoholic drinks, and all-inclusive opportunities. In total, the Jazz offer six different Clubs and a Loft experience. For Suites, Utah has plenty of options as well. Courtside Suites are the most exclusive seats available. Catering, a dedicated suite attendant, private restrooms, WiFi, and VIP parking are available. Corner Suites provide luxury with an open concept, dining space, food and beverage, private restrooms, and VIP parking. The Suite level has similar amenities with 18-32 tickets. Loge Boxes are also open. Exclusive access, great sightlines, VIP experience, and more are included.

Jazz CEO Danny Ainge said, despite a sold regular season in 2021-22 and one that secured the Western Conference’s top seed the year before, he saw a team that wasn’t believing in each other. Ainge decided to deconstruct the team, trading Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell. They got a whopping seven first-round picks for the duo, and the acquisition of Collin Sexton from Cleveland gives new head coach Will Hardy somewhere to build from. Fans will also be getting to know Lauri Markkanen, and Jarred Vanderbilt while Jordan Clarkson and Mike Conley return.

Vivint Smart Home Arena is one of the best places to hold an event or celebration in Salt Lake City. The suite level is in between the upper and lower bowl, and suites here accommodate anywhere from 24-32 people. There’s a fixed seating area and a drink rail behind it that’s perfect for socializing. You’ll get VIP parking passes, a dedicated suite attendant, and a credit for catering that can be brought into your suite. For larger groups, the Corner Lounge holds 34-40 fans with beverages included with your suite.

The best in the West, the Jazz dominated the regular season, scoring the top seed before their three-point shooting ran cold in the conference semifinals. It shouldn’t take much for things to heat back up with two-time All-Star Donovan Mitchell running the show. The 25-year-old is coming off a career year, averaging 26.4 points and 5.2 assists per contest. The rest of the starting five remains unchanged as well as defensive stalwart Rudy Gobert rejoins Mike Conley, Bojan Bogdanovic, and Royce O’Neale. Head coach Quin Snyder has the best first options off the bench in Sixth Man Award winner Jordan Clarkson in addition to the runner-up for the honor, Joe Ingles. Veterans Rudy Gay and Hassan Whiteside help make this among the deepest rosters of any team in the league. For fans looking to make a night out at Vivant Arena a special occasion, the Corner Lounge accommodates up to 34 people and is perfect for entertaining clients or a family get-together in the only suite experience in the lower bowl. Smaller groups will find the Eide Bailly Club ideal for a more intimate premium setting. For the ultimate in luxury and sophistication, the Lexus Club pairs private dining with a premier vantage point of center court behind the scorer’s table. Fans can also try the venue’s newest offering, the WCF Insurance Club, an all-inclusive, private club great for casual dining.