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2018 Phoenix Suns Tickets and Schedule

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Phoenix Suns Tickets Information

The Suns have seen average NBA regular season ticket prices for games over the last six years fluctuate significantly. The largest increase came during the 2013-14 season with a rise of 136%, moving from an average ticket price of $25 in 2012-13 to a price of $59. The next following years for the Suns average ticket prices experienced no change with a flat rate of $43 in the 2014 and 2015 NBA seasons. The ticket price average for Phoenix Suns current NBA regular season is at $55, which is a 28% increase from the previous year and the second-highest price within the six seasons.

Phoenix Suns Regular Season Average Ticket Prices

(Data updated 10/28/2016)

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2018 Suns Season Preview

It’s a small-man’s league now, where guards are ruling and big men are shooting three’s. One of the more dynamic backcourts of the year will be out west in the desert with the Land of the Suns. Eric Bledsoe and Devin Booker will be an absolute handful for rival squads on a nightly basis. Booker can fill it up with the best of them, and Bledsoe is a fire hydrant. If that wasn’t enough, add in all-world athletic talent Josh Jackson out of Kansas, and this is going to be a super exciting Phoenix Suns team to watch – win or lose. On paper, the Suns however scare no one. Dragan Bender, Tyson Chandler, Marquese Chriss, Jared Dudley, Brandon Knight, Elijah Millsap, Derrick Jones and the above-mentioned Bledsoe, Booker and Jackson. This is an odd collection of young talent with solid locker-room guys in Chandler and Dudley. Locker-room guys are nice, but getting into the playoff hunt in the west will require more than good attitudes from the Phoenix Suns. Head coach Earl Watson will need production and this year he probably will not get a lot. But solid building blocks for the future. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Phoenix Suns at Talking Stick Resort Arena or supporting the Suns on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017-2018 Phoenix Suns tickets, including home and away games.

Phoenix Suns Basketball at Talking Stick Resort Arena

Address: 201 E Jefferson St, Phoenix, Arizona, 85004

The Suns play their home games at the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona. When filled to capacity, Talking Stick Resort Arena can hold more than 18 thousand screaming Suns fans. While at a game, look out for Go the Gorilla, the Suns’ popular and enthusiastic mascot. The Phoenix Suns home bench is on the Talking Stick Resort Arena court side in front of section 101. Talking Stick Resort Arena parking information is covered in our Suns event guide.

Talking Stick Resort Arena Seating Chart

Phoenix Suns Rivals

San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Mavericks

Suns vs. Spurs

With over 8 playoff meetings dating back to the first round of the 1992 playoffs, these two franchises have established themselves as one of the better rivalries in the NBA. Stars such as a David Robinson, Tim Duncan, Kevin Johnson, and Steve Nash have participated in this rivalry. With the Suns and Spurs constantly meeting in the playoffs, this rivalry has shown no signs of slowing down.

Suns vs. Lakers

Suns vs. Lakers games have been heated at times, but it has also evolved into one of the better matchups in the NBA over the years. A highlight of this rivalry came when the teams met in the 2010 Western Conference Finals. Trash-talk and hard fouls have also been a part of this rivalry and has featured such stars as Charles Barkley, Steve Nash, Shaquille O'Neal, and Kobe Bryant.

Suns vs. Mavericks

Often considered one of the best rivalries in the league during the mid-2000s, these two teams had many epic battles as they both fought for Western Conference supremacy. The rivalry became bitter when start Steve Nash departed Dallas for the Suns. With both teams in contention on a yearly basis, the rivalry continues to only get better.

Suns in the NBA Finals, Western Conference Championships and NBA Playoffs

The Suns have established themselves as a consistent playoff performer and with their 5+ division titles and are now one of the more successful franchises in the NBA. Phoenix has won multiple Western Conference Championships and they will only add to that number in the years to come as they continue to add to their resume.

Phoenix Suns Event Guide

What time do gates open prior to tipoff for a Suns game?

Doors typically open 90 minutes before game time. Getting to the arena early lets you miss a lot of the lines at the door, and allows you to soak in the atmosphere before the game, grab some nachos and watch your favorite Suns players shoot around.

Where are some good places to eat before a Suns game?

Come basketball season Phoenix erupts with basketball fever. We recommend having your pre-game meal with lots of other Suns fans. Majerie’s Sports Grill is named after and owned by one of the most beloved Suns players of all time and has a menu to suite just about everyone. Another great option is Coach & Willie’s. It is right across the street from Talking Stick Resort Arena and is usually packed with Suns fans. If you are looking for a trendier place, try The Arrogant Butcher. It close to the arena, has a casual atmosphere, and great food. For a more upscale dining experience, try the Compass Room at the Hyatt Regency. It has an unbelievable view of downtown Phoenix and is a truly unique way to relax before game time.

Where is the best place to park at Talking Stick Resort Arena?

There is one large parking garage just to the west of the arena, but it fills up quickly and we recommend purchasing a parking pass if you want to guarantee yourself a spot in this convenient location. For other parking options try looking in-between E Van Buren Street and E Washington Street. There are plenty of parking places in that area, and most of them are reasonably priced. Avoid going to the south of the stadium as the majority of the parking opportunities are directly north to northwest of Talking Stick Resort Arena.

Phoenix Suns Preview History

2016 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

The Phoenix Suns continued their struggles last year, failing to reach the playoffs for a 6th straight season. The Suns won 23 games and finished in the second to last spot in the NBA Western Conference, in front of the Lakers. Coming into the 2016-2107, the Suns will have a new head coach Earl Watson leading the charge. The roster will have a strong group of talent for guards with players such as Devin Booker, Brandon Knight, Eric Bledsoe and Tyler Ulis. The problem will be the battle for each player to earn their minutes on the court. The Phoenix Suns are expected to make improvements in their NBA standings this season but it will still be a rebuilding year for the team.

2015 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

The Phoenix Suns missed the playoffs for a 5th straight season last year, posting their 2nd losing season in 3 years. But the Suns come into the 2015-16 season with much optimism. In the offseason, Phoenix was able to sign veteran center Tyson Chandler, as well as talented rookie forward T.J. Warren. The additions of Chandler and Warren should help improve the Phoenix Suns front court drastically on both ends of the court. The combination of Brandon Knight and Eric Bledsoe in the backcourt, should give the Suns the best scoring threat they have had in years, and the 2015-16 Phoenix Suns look to be a contender for a playoff spot in the Western Conference.

2014 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

A year after finishing in last place in the NBA Western Conference, the Phoenix Suns responded with a 48 win season in 2013, finishing only a game out of the Western Conference playoffs. This success has reignited the Phoenix Suns fan base, who are eager to return to the success that the team had just a few years ago. In the offseason the Suns saw longtime star Leandro Barbosa leave Phoenix, as well as Dionte Christmas and Channing Frye. New for the Phoenix Suns in 2014 are Zoran Dragic, Isaiah Thomas, and highly touted rookie T.J. Warren. The NBA Western Conference looks to be as competitive as ever in 2014, but expect the Suns to be right in the thick of the playoff race late in the season.

2013 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

It’s a whole new look for the Phoenix Suns going into the 2013-14 Season, and a more youthful team has given fans a breath of fresh air as they try to get past the 25-57 record of last year. The Suns have added Eric Bledsoe and Gerald Green while drafting Alex Len and Archie Goodwin in the first round. They severed ties with problem-child Michael Beasley, Jermaine O’Neal, Luis Scola and Jared Dudley as well. The Suns open up the season at home against the Utah Jazz on Nov. 1 before hitting the road for games against the Thunder, Pelicans and Spurs. Other key home games will be vs. Dallas on Dec. 21, vs. the Lakers on Dec. 23 and vs. Miami on Feb. 11.

2012 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

Up until the last week of the season, the Phoenix Suns were in a fight for the eighth seed in the Western Conference playoffs, but after a loss to the Utah Jazz in their second-to-last-game, the Suns were mathematically eliminated and finished the year 33-33. For the first time in years, the Suns will begin a season without their superstar Steve Nash at point guard, who is arguably one of the best players in the team's history. Luckily for Suns' fans, the team made a flurry of moves in the offseason to replace some of the lost pieces and begin creating a younger, leaner and tougher team that can compete with the superstar-packed rosters of their foes in the Western Conference. To replace the major void left behind by Nash's departure, the Suns moved quickly in free agency to pick up point guard Goran Dragic, whom the team traded away only two years ago. The Suns found a way to land power forward Luis Scola, who should help the team's scoring attack tremendously. New addition Michael Beasley provides great size at the small forward position, as well as Wesley Johnson who also came over from Minnesota. Last but not least, the team signed veteran big man Jermaine O'Neal to provide a much-needed boost off the bench. In the draft, the Suns only had one pick but made it count with the selection of point guard Kendall Marshall from North Carolina, who should provide immediate depth behind Dragic. Along with their completely redesigned point guard lineup, the Suns will bring back Sebastian Telfair to provide additional depth. At shooting guard, Jared Dudley has been a reliable performer for the team for several years, and he is spelled frequently by Shannon Brown and P.J. Tucker. The forward position has been completely revamped with the additions of Scola and Beasley, but it will be up to players like Wesley Johnson and Markieff Morris to provide a boost in big spots. At center, Marcin Gortat looked like an All-Star through the early portion of the 2011-12 season, but he will have to adjust to new point guards to maximize his effectiveness. Although there are plenty of new faces, the Suns are still more than capable to play with anyone in the Western Conference with their starting five, but might not have the depth to hang in with teams in close games. However, if the team can gel early on and adjust to their new offense, the Suns could be a surprise postseason contender late in the season.

2011 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

Besides its wonderful, top-notch training staff, the Suns are best known in the NBA for their terrific guard play. Of course, that’s easy when you have former MVP Steve Nash bringing the rock up and down the court every night. Last year the Suns ranked fourth overall in points per game, and third in assists, so whatever their place in the standings, you at least knew that you were going to give you an exciting game. With the super athletic shooting guard Shannon Brown added to the mix, it looks like the Suns are poised to give the fans again what they were looking for in 2011-12.

2010 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

The Phoenix Suns have been one of the most potent offensive teams in the NBA over recent years, but unfortunately for fans, have sometimes played poor defense. They have been one of the most consistent teams in the league, making the conference finals four of the last six years. Despite the consistency, they have lost each time and will be looking to take that final step to the NBA Finals this season. The Suns are lead by their dynamic point guard Steve Nash. The diminutive Canadian averaged an impressive 11 assists per game last season, while scoring 16.5 a game. However, outside of Nash the Suns roster is a big question mark. The team lost Amare Stoudemire and Leandro Barbosa to free agency, and how well the aging bodies of Grant Hill and Jason Richardson hold up are serious concerns. Despite the worry, the Suns have several young players who may be able to shoulder some of the load. Robin Lopez proved he could be a solid defender last season, and the addition of Hedo Turkoglu adds a reliable scorer down low. Ultimately though, the team will go as far as Nash can lead them as the offense centers around his play.

2009 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

The Phoenix Suns head into the 2009-2010 NBA season with a goal to return to the Western Conference playoffs. The Suns slipped last year and missed the playoffs, but have a talented roster that should put them back in the mix this season. The Suns will be led by PG Steve Nash and PF Amare Stoudemire. Top to bottom the Suns roster is stacked with talent, so expect big things from Phoenix this year.

2008 Phoenix Suns Season Preview

The Phoenix Suns play the most up-tempo exciting basketball in the NBA today. Steve Nash and Amare Stoudamire provide fast-paced, high-flying excitement and lead a team poised to finally win an NBA title. Watching a game at the Talking Stick Resort Arena, it's hard to forget the exciting play of Charles Barkley, Danny Ainge, and "Thunder" Dan Majerle in the 1990's. The Phoenix Suns may be even more exciting to watch now than they were then.

Phoenix Suns Pelicans News

Phoenix Suns News - 4/5/2017

The Phoenix Suns currently hold the last spot in NBA Power Rankings and have been eliminated from the Western Conference Playoffs with a regular season record of 22-56. Even with a loss against the Rockets, Tyler Ulis had a strong game almost reaching his first triple-double with 34 points, nine rebounds, and nine assists. The Suns' next matchup will be played against the Golden State Warriors at home; tickets for the game have a high-ticket average hitting $119.

Phoenix Suns News - 3/22/2017

With a 22-49 regular season record, the Phoenix Suns have been eliminated from the Western Conference playoffs along with the Lakers. The Phoenix Suns will play the Nets and Celtics for the remainder of games this week. The Suns next home game will be against the Clippers next Thursday; tickets have an average price of $42.

Phoenix Suns News - 3/1/2017

The Suns hold the last spot in the Western Conference with a regular season record of 18-42, which is one loss behind the Lakers. The suns will play their next five games at home, hosting the Hornets and Thunder for the remainder of this weeks and then next week will play the Celtics, Wizards and Lakers at the Talking Stick Resort Arena. Thursday night’s game against the Hornets has an average ticket price of $25 and tickets can be bought for a low of $8 per ticket for and upper-level baseline seat.

Phoenix Suns News - 2/15/2017

The NBA All-Star break begins this weekend and the Suns Derrick Jones Jr. will participate in the Dunk Contest. Fans have already been able to see Jones prepare in pregame warmups against the Pelicans on Monday. The last game of the week for the Suns will be at home against the Lakers tonight; tickets for the game have an average price of $55, but courtside tickets can be purchased for $730.

Phoenix Suns News - 2/1/2017

Last week, the Suns were not able to achieve a win and instead had losses against the Timberwolves and the Nuggets in two consecutive games putting their regular 2016-2017 season record at 15-33. This week, the Phoenix Suns started with another loss against the Grizzlies but with three games left they will be working to break the streak. The Clipper will come to Phoenix to play the Suns Wednesday night; ticket for the game average at $40.

Phoenix Suns News - 1/18/2017

The Suns have won 1 of their last three games when they hosted the Spurs and won a close game with a final score of 108-105. The Phoenix Suns have a current regular season record of 13-28 and a 5-23 western conference record putting them at the bottom of the conference. The Suns will play to road games to finish off this week’s games against the Cavaliers and Knicks. Tickets against the Cavs can be bought for as low as $18, while the Knicks' game have tickets as low as $64.

Phoenix Suns News - 1/4/2017

The expectation of Brandon Knight’s skills was high at the start of the regular season but 35 games into the season, Knight has seen a considerable drop in minutes played. The Suns last three games against the Raptors, Jazz and Clippers, Knight has only played at most nine minutes per game. The first home game of the new year saw the Phoenix Suns take a surprising win against the Heat, with a final score of 99-90. The week will finish off with a game against the Mavericks on the road; tickets for the game have an average price of $15.

Phoenix Suns News - 12/21/2016

The Suns have dropped down another spot in the power rankings to No. 28 after only one win in the past five games. The Phoenix Suns will play the Rockets tonight which will be a tough game against the No. 3 team in the league. The matchup against the 76ers on Friday will be the last game of the week with average ticket prices at $49 at the Talking Stick Resort Arena.

Phoenix Suns News - 12/7/2016

The Phoenix Suns have had trouble within the West and have lost their last 8 games in the conference after their loss at Utah. There has been more success for the Suns when they play the East but they are still at the bottom of the power ranking with a No. 27 spot and a current regular season record at 6-14. The Suns will have two games against West teams when they travel to the Lakers and the Pelicans but first will play East team, Pacers at home.

Phoenix Suns News - 11/23/2016

The Phoenix Suns have not had a good start to the NBA regular season; they are currently with a 4-10 record. The two issues that have prevented the Suns from gaining wins is their lack of moving the ball sufficiently and poor shooting. One of head coach Earl Watson’s top priorities is to improve the team’s defense so they are not leaning too heavily on offense. The Suns will have two more games this week against the Magic on the road and at home against the Timberwolves, tickets for both games have an average price below $40.