The Phoenix Suns are looking to maximize on the rivalry with the Los Angeles Lakers and the forever star power of LeBron James with their “select packs” ticket offers.
The Suns have new three-pack and five-pack ticket options that feature matchups against the Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers, where James will continue his NBA career.
James signed a two-year deal with the Sixers as he begins his 24th NBA season. The 41-year-old played the past eight seasons with the Lakers.
Fans can construct ticket packages and save up to 30% when compared to the Suns' single-game ticket prices.
Tickets to see the 76ers and Lakers will be available only through Suns “select packs” or as a season-ticket holder, according to the team’s website.
They go on sale after the
NBA releases the 2026-27 full regular-season schedule Thursday, Aug. 13, at noon MST.
For three-game packs, fans can pick two regular-season games to purchase a ticket for a Lakers or 76ers game.
Being an Eastern Conference team, Philadelphia plays only once in Phoenix in the two-game series.
The Lakers have two of their scheduled four games against the Suns at Mortgage Matchup Center as both teams are in the Pacific Division.
The Suns' five-game package includes a bonus sixth game in December that’s to be determined based on results of the NBA Cup group play games.
The Suns are in West Group A with the Houston Rockets, Denver Nuggets, Dallas Mavericks and Utah Jazz.
Every Suns “select pack” includes a $10 credit per ticket each game that can be applied to merchandise purchases or at concessions that include the $2 menu.
The ticket packages also provide presale access for postseason action. The Suns made the playoffs last season after missing it in 2024-25.
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