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Phoenix Suns History
As Arizona's original professional sports franchise, the Phoenix Suns were established in the NBA in 1968 and for the last 30 years have been entertaining fans in downtown Phoenix at Footprint Center. The rich history of the franchise includes some of most memorable teams in NBA history, including the 1975–76 "Sunderella Suns," the 1992–93 team that featured Charles Barkley and reached the NBA Finals, and the "Seven Seconds or Less" era teams, during which Steve Nash was twice named the league's MVP.
Enshrined in the Suns’ Ring of Honor are Alvan Adams, Barkley, Tom Chambers, Jerry Colangelo, Walter Davis, Cotton Fitzsimmons, Connie Hawkins, Kevin Johnson, Dan Majerle, Al McCoy, John MacLeod, Nash, Joe Proski, Dick Van Arsdale and Paul Westphal.
The Phoenix Suns had a successful 2020–21 season, winning the Western Conference and narrowly falling in the NBA Finals to the Milwaukee Bucks. The Suns ended the 2021–2022 season with a franchise record of 64 wins and finished with the NBA's best record by eight games above the second best, the league's largest differential in 22 years. They also made back-to-back appearances in the Western Conference semifinals in 2022 and 2023.
Phoenix Suns Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Pacific
Year Founded: 1968
Team Colors: Purple, Orange, Black
Team Rivals: Dallas Mavericks, Los Angeles Lakers, San Antonio Spurs
Phoenix Suns at Footprint Center
Having opened in June 1992, Footprint Center is the home arena for the Phoenix Suns, Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA and the Indoor Football League’s Arizona Rattlers. Located in downtown Phoenix a block away from Chase Field — home of the Arizona Diamondbacks — Footprint Center has a capacity of 18,422. The arena has hosted games during the NBA Finals and WNBA Finals, as well as the 1995 and 2009 NBA All-Star Games and the 2000 WNBA All-Star Game.
The Phoenix Suns’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at Chase Center in San Francisco, California when the Suns face off against Western Conference competitors the Golden State Warriors. The Suns host their home opener against the Utah Jazz on October 28. The Suns play their final game of the regular season at Target Center in Minneapolis against Western Conference competitors the Minnesota Timberwolves. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Phoenix Suns.
The Phoenix Suns have made three appearances in the NBA Finals but have never won.
All 30 teams will participate in the Group Play stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Here’s a list of the Phoenix Suns’ Group West A matchups:
The Phoenix Suns play at Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. The seating map for Footprint Center can be viewed here.
My son & his wife were visiting and this was their first live professional sports event. They had the same amazing experience that I did. Love the arena and nearby parking. Seats were kind of hard. Recently had knee replacement so that became uncomfortable around the 3rd Qtr. Due to limited leg room. But a great time overall.
Received tickets in 5 minutes. Put them in my phone wallet . Used my phone wallet to get in easily at the Footprint gate for the game for all 5 of us. Was a breeze . Thank you Ticketmaster /PHX SUNS !
We sat high in upper deck and the fans blowing cold air made it very uncomfortable. If you are sitting in the upper deck you need a hooded sweater or a jacket or you will freeze.
The while league and owners need to reassess where the revenue should really cone from. 10 dollars for a small soda and 7 to 8 dollars for water. Please consider what really matters for the league to grow. Think long term instead of short term. At this rate your prices are not sustainable unless you are a top tier team on a top tier city. Could spend same amount of money on Disney parks for over 12 hours of entertainment vs your 3 hours of entertainment. Please work on it.
Got food at Spinatos, parking was good, enjoyed watching the game despite the Suns losing to the Celtics.
Was a great game. Houston wound up winning, by a point, after Phoenix led most of the game. The entertainment was horrible. Halftime show was stupid. Food etc. overpriced. DJ needs to play more than rap, during breaks. There are other genres of music, besides rap. Was 1st NBA game for my wife and 2 sons. The entertainment experience, alone will make me think twice about going to another game. I hadn’t been to a game since about 2008.
This was way convenient for me! I enjoyed watching the game, and I was really up close. It felt more real. It was just amazing. And very quick by the entrance
exciting, fun and lots to watch. I great time for my son and I. We want to go more.
Way more fun than I thought it would be! Find the girl who makes Slam Duke’s! Amazing!
I purchased a parking ticket for the game. At the parking spot i was told they could not accept my parking ticket because it did not have a qr code. I ended up having to pay for parking even though i had purchased parking ticket from ticketmaster. the game tickets did have qr code and worked fine.
First time watching the Suns. Had great seats right at the back directly behind the basket. Great view down the Court. An exciting game to watch.
We went to see the suns vs the lakers and it was fun, it was my sons 9th birthday and we bought tickets with the help of my family, we paid a lot of money. The game was fun and my son was very happy to be there, the seats were small and kind of uncomfortable and hard to get in, for the money we spent I thought we would be closer. We would definitely go more often if we could afford it.
Attending the game from out of state and being able to use online accommodations made our experience hassle free and very enjoyable.
It was my first basketball game pretty nice sat way up in the nosebleed section seating up there is a little cramped and cold but other than that it was great next time I’ll pay a little more for tickets, but the kids had fun enjoyable experience
Location, experience and views were all 5 star! Stadium seemed to but freshly upgraded with now video and stats boards along with many different bars, restaurants and open areas to convene. I would definitely visit this arena again!
Best time of life when I’m at the suns games everytime
It was good and I love em! But people were moving seats and acting like other people were in their seat. It was a mess. As far as the game.. It was great!!
The entertainment between breaks were BORING. Not even keeping my interest. Worst shows ever.
The arena is nice and our seats were great. Disappointed that buying parking with our tickets cost more than it was at the venue. The food choices were okay but not the best. The Hibachi bowl we had was fairly dry. Overall a good experience.
UPON ENTERING FOOTPRINT CENTER, ONE IS IMMEDIATELY ENGAGED IN WHAT WILL BECOME THE BEST NIGHT IN NBA HISTORY. THE COMRADERIE IS INSTANT. THERE ARE NO STRANGERS. JUST A PLACE WHERE OLD AND NEW FRIENDS DECIDED TO GO AND HAVE A FUN, UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. FROM THE MOMENT YOU ENTER UNTIL THE BUZZER IS ZERO, THE EXPERIENCE IS AND ALWAYS PHENOMENAL!
