Season opener tickets at Intuit Dome against Suns draw strong reactions from Clippers fans
The Intuit Dome in Inglewood has been the talk of the town for some time now. The Clippers finally have a place they can call home. Owner Steve Ballmer has spent a fortune building a world-class arena, making it worth the wait for the fans.
It's a visual extravagance, with one of the USPs being the Halo Board. The double-walled scoreboard, which covers close to an acre, gives fans various insights, including advanced stats, shot charts, game flow, and even calculates a player's running speed.
USA: LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Intuit Dome.
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With their opening night tickets now available to the public, the prices are not good enough for many fans. Toiling hard to steer away from the Lakers' shadow, the Clippers have yet to extend a similar strategy for ticket pricing.
Intuit Dome tickets are now available
Compared to the Purple and Gold franchise, the Clips always managed to keep their tickets affordable. However, this isn't the case anymore, given an X user recently revealed prices on Ticketmaster.
The 100th level was a near sell-out; tickets ranged between $386.40 and $577.05. The above development has been met with some strong reactions, with many calling it pricey and ridiculous. Some even felt cheated, having waited many years to see these exorbitant ticket prices.
The Ultimate Wall Pass
Before reaching any conclusion, one must know about the season-long pass mentioned above. While the above costs are higher, fans could purchase tickets to the Intuit Dome for as low as $30 per game.
Here's what you need to know: Get all-season access for $1,299 per pass, equivalent to $30 per game. For an additional $800, you can make this pass shareable, allowing you to add up to 3 members if you cannot make it for a game. To know more about such options, click here.
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