Suite tickets?
by djmccaslin on Feb 1, 2012 4:17 PM PST
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PrintI am a season ticket holder but wouldnt mind seeing a game in one of the PR suites. It can be a weekend afternoon game vs Houston or Detroit for all I care. I just want to experience it. However I dont want to pay a lot...I just see so many of those PR seats empty but yet never seem them available on Clippers TicketExchange or Stubhub. Any ideas on how I can get 2 seats to one game (vs a crappy opponent) for a decent price?
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people who own suites own them for the staple’s center.
so like if you have a suite it is for any event in staples center.
i have sat in the suites before and it was always because a friends company owned a suite and they had left over tickets that no one wanted for an event (and this was almost always clippers tickets because well the clippers were not exactlythe most sought after event at staples before now)
Is there a difference between suites and PR suites?
If there isn’t, me and my boys just got to know one of the season ticket reps and she hooked it up! we rented it for like 500 bucks i think but between us and all our peeps it was cheap…def worth the money! (saw clips vs rockets last year)
I believe a number of the suits are sold for the entire year, and the rest are sold on a game-by-game basis.
"Failure is not fatal, but failure to change might be." - John Wooden
yeah my friend's dad's company owns a suite, so we get to watch clippers and kings games all the time
soorry but they are very hard to get ahold of
Those suites fucking suck.
It’s a living room with food and a distant view of the game.
Try The American Express Lounge
If you have a platinum American Express card (or can borrow one) you can go up to the American Express lounge which is on the first level of Suites, just above the restaurant. There’s a bunch of sofas and chairs you can sit on and it basically gives you the same view as Suites. It’s free. You go in the door near the Gift Shop (should be an Usher standing there) but they won’t let you up if you don’t have a platinum AE card. As others commented its not a great view (if you have seats in the 100s or 200s stay there), but if your seats are in the 300s you can get a better view from the lounge.
by Clipster Hipster on Feb 2, 2012 12:08 PM PST reply actions
Suite are overrated
Been to about a dozen events including Clips and Lakers games in suites. For the pure enjoyment of the game, much better off in the lower levels or even at home. View is marginally better than the nosebleed 300s.
Also, all don’t necessarilly come with food. All depends on the suite “owner”. I’ve been to some with fully stocked wet bar including hard alchohol, food, and even dessert cart. Others have been bare bones and you have to pay for your own. You do get access to better food, though.
Remembers when you could buy a nosebleed ticket at the Sports Arena and end up courtside.
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