Golden State Warriors Tickets

Warriors Tickets & 2021 Schedule

The Golden State Warriors have been playing basketball in the Bay Area since 1962, yet demand for Warriors tickets has never been stronger than it is in the 2021 season. Warriors fans have traditionally ranked among the best fan attendance in the league, and the demand is still strong to attend a GSW home game at their state-of-the-art arena, the Chase Center. The Warriors have a nucleus of players that are popular across the country, so every Golden State game is a big ticket when it comes to demand whether they are at home or on the road. A great team and fantastic building are a great recipe for getting NBA fans out to a home game in San Fran.

The biggest Warriors games are when they play their rival Los Angeles Lakers or Los Angeles Clippers. Warriors fans appreciate Western Conference rivals. Bay Area basketball fans also turn out in big numbers when the top teams, and stars, from East come out to San Francisco. The Warriors vs Nets, Celtics, Heat and Bucks are all big home games for Golden State. The faithful Dubs fans in the have been treated to some special teams over the past decade which has served to raise the bar for expectations. Warriors fans expect to see their team in the NBA Playoffs every season. The dream of every Warriors fan is that Steph and the team make another magical run that propels them into the NBA Finals that has them hanging another championship banner.

Warriors vs Lakers

As one of the oldest match-ups in NBA history, the Warriors and Lakers have played 450+ games against each other throughout their history which includes a few dozen postseason games. The highlight of the playoff series came when the two teams met in the 1968 and 1973 Western Conference Finals. This rivalry has been revitalized in recent seasons with both teams winning NBA Championship and fielding two of the most popular teams in the league. Now whether they are playing in L.A. at the Staples Center or in San Fran at the Chase Center, expect to see a packed house as no fan wants to miss this game.

Warriors Top Games:

• Brooklyn Nets
• Los Angeles Clippers
• Los Angeles Lakers
• Phoenix Suns
• Sacramento Kings

GS Warriors Games at Chase Center

The Warriors play their home games at Chase Center, which is located in the Bay area of San Francisco, California. The Chase Center has a capacity of 18,064 for a Warriors game, and as a newer venue in the league has every modern stadium amenity that a fan could want. Holding over 18,000 screaming Warriors fans, the Chase Center is located just south of Oracle Park (home of the SF Giants) and a few miles north of Candlestick Point, former site of the 49ers home stadium.

The Chase Center has two primary levels, the 100-level sections on the lower-level closest to the court and the 200-level sections upstairs. The 100-level sections include Sections 101-124 right on the court, and then Sections 125-129 located directly behind them. Courtside seats, which include Sections 2-5 and 14-17 along the sideline or 9-10 and 21-22 behind the basket, are the best no-money-spared seat in the house. As each section is only a few rows deep, you're sure to get as close as possible to the action with Courtside seats. The cheapest Warriors tickets are likely going to be in the 200-level behind the basket, which includes Sections 211-215. The Golden State Warriors home bench is on the Chase Center court side in front of sections 2 & 3.

What do to before and after a Dubs game

Located in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, Chase Center lives in a former industrial district revitalized by the UCSF Mission Bay campus. The area is known as for its many tech and healthcare businesses, but also for wine bars and high-end restaurants. Mission Rock Resort and Stem Kitchen & Garden will offer some of the closest food options, but SF Kebab is a local favorite for good food at affordable prices. Dive Bar The Ramp, a former bait shop, offers seafood and a great view of the bay.