Sacramento Kings

my Son and I want to the game we had so much fun we ate had Soda and so much fun and enjoyed the game

My favorite NBA team and so proud of how far they have come. We are currently #5 in the West and will be climbing our way up in hopes to make it far into the finals. If we continue to play good defense and use our players with changing up the lineup, and making our shots playing offensively and attacking the basket then we will make it far. We just need to stay consistent and keep on growing while staying humble then we have momentum for years to come. The Sacramento Kings franchise also has a wonderful culture in Sacramento with appreciation for their fan-base and also providing perks and fun prizes through the season. I hope coach brown, the coaching staff and players continue on a positive trajectory while having fun smiling and having effective teamwork bc we know there is no "I" in team! I'm grateful and proud to be a Sacramento Kings fan! Let's go Kings!!

LIGHT THE BEAM! I've been a Kings fan since the roster of '99. They had their ups and downs. I'm not going to mention the many times I wanted to punch my TV because of the refs not calling obvious fouls or how many times I've gone crazy and shouted my lungs out from game winning shots, but every game is an exciting one!Let's go Kings!

Kings reminisce... then and nowI have been enjoying home games since we moved to Roseville in 2001. I was never a basketball fan in the Bay Area but when we moved to Placer County I became one. It all started when my first job in Roseville provided free tickets to a game... I can't remember who we played back then but we sat just a few rows behind court side at the ARCO Arena. It was exciting to watch the set of Kings players back then -- C-Webb, Divac, Bibby, Peja, Doug Christie, and B-Jax. I think they had just traded J-Will for Mike Bibby then so I never got to watch "White Chocolate"play for the Kings. I remember it was raining hard that evening, I was on my 2nd trimester of pregnancy with my youngest and I went to my very first Kings game. The second time I attended a Kings game was when we were invited to box seats. By this time I've already had my youngest child, bundled her up in purple, took her to the game at 5-months old and we enjoyed the Suite life for an evening. The rivalry back then were with Lakers. BEAT L.A.! LoL While the former owners, the Maloofs, were ready to let go of the Kings to Seattle, Sacramento is thankful that new owner, Vivek Ranadivé, saved the Kings from leaving. Whew! Finally, it was over. Ranadive and his group of investors successfully purchased the Kings from the Maloofs on May 29, 2013. I'm not a season ticket holder, no, I can't afford it LoL!but we do attend games when we find a good deal w/ friends or when we get invited once a year to our friend's box suite. Thank you, Penney & Associates. The last time the Kings were in the playoffs was in May 2006... geez, rookie Keegan (M-U-R-R-A-Y!!!) was only 5 years old and Apple hadn't even released the iPhone yet so my photos back then were not digital and taken from a Canon Sure Shot camera (LoL! remember those?). On 3/29/23 the Kings clinched the playoffs. If the playoffs were held today Kings will end up playing the Warriors... and all four California teams in the Pacific Division are currently in the top 8. It's about time to get excited again! Go KINGS! Light the Beam!!Review #0473 updated

Went to Game 2 Kings beat the Warriors again. Kings are back.This place was magic. The crowd was magic. The sound and special effects magic. Scoreboard magic. The Kings were magic.Green stomps Sabonis so he is suspended for Game 3.Kings in 5!!!Light the Beam!!!

My third time is Sacramento, but first time at a Kings game. I honestly had a blast here! We paid for nosebleed seats, but most of the time we just walked around and hung out at the bars/viewing areas in the arena. Even though we were up in the rafters, the view was still pretty good. We ended up spending a majority of our time in the beer garden area, with a great view of the basketball action. I don't recall what this place was named, but I believe it's named after a local Sac brewery. Even if you're not a fan of basketball just get the cheap seats and just hang with friends! Plus the surrounding downtown area is pretty sweet, shout out to the Chambers Room! Btw, the Kings won!

My husband and I went to a game here on 4/2/23. We sat in section 1 row 2 seats 1&2. My husband is a huge kings fan and when given these court-side tickets we got a baby sitter and went on a date! The perks of these seats is an onsite parking garage with direct access to the arena. It's fully enclosed, safe and monitored by security. A lot of high end cars cause the players park there! We had access to the Lexus lounge. Food, alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks included. There was also a candy bar. The bathrooms in the Lexus lounge had fully enclosed stalls for ultimate comfort. Haha! Dessert was offered at half time. There's an area in the Lexus lounge that opens up to the hallway where the players make their way to the basketball court. It's an opportunity to get autographs and photos. I'm not a huge fan of basketball but given the opportunity to sit in the second row made it really exciting and memorable to be that close to the action. We also were able to order drinks from our seat and have them delivered. The kings lost but it was a fun game and experience. My husband always enjoys watching kings games and he's grateful we were able to go to a game during their season of success. Just for fun we looked up tickets for Fridays game against the warriors-- the seats behind us are 20k a piece. Omggg that's insane. My jaw is still on the floor Anyways, great experience would love the opportunity again

Went to my 2nd Kings game of the season last night vs the Warriors. What an awful product that we paid for! No cohesion on the team, so many turn overs, allowing the other team to get offensive rebounds, defense like 7th graders, and very poor fundamentals. Offensively stagnant, down by 20 before halftime, waited for them to pull it together but by the end of the 3rd quarter it was clear they just don't. have the horses, system, or coaching to make a run. The Kings and their management don't respect the average ticket purchasers. We pay for the entertainment and the best entertainment was the half time dancers. The fun part was listening to the young asian people around us giving good commentary throughout the game on both the Kings and the Warriors - no filter and all truth. Every season Kings marketing and management hype the team up and make you want to get behind them so I get a few games and TBH they just aren't worth the price of admission, parking, food, etc. I enjoyed spending time with my family but honestly we could spend a lot less and watch on tv with a much less expensive hamburger and piece of pizza. I sure hope they get real business people in there to run the organization bc we as a city have given our heart and soul for the franchise and it just doesn't seem that they reciprocate for the people who pay the tickets and have subsidized the arena. Its an expensive outing to not get quality effort and positive results.

We love Kings games - NBA officiating not so much. If you're a small market team, expect more questionable calls than if you're a big market team. From this standpoint, the NBA to me seems more rigged than other major league sports. We think the brand suffers b/c of this. Check this uncalled foul near the buzzer. Really?? So bad.

Winnings such, bring the monarchs old coach to replace male coach and get rid of new players for any open practices and new players needed to go because they're not out like players promote to win not shut down.