LA Clippers & Patrick Beverley Collaboration Makes $10 Tickets Available to Fans
In collaboration with Honey, Patrick Beverley has made $10 tickets available to LA Clippers’ fans so they can join in on the team’s hunt for a title.
Since the purchase of the team by Steve Ballmer in 2014, the fans have become an important part of the LA Clippers; organization. And now, Clippers’ fans will have an opportunity to get tickets to all 41 home games for the unimaginable price of just $10 each thanks to Patrick Beverley.
The Clippers’ favorite, in collaboration with the Clippers’ partner Honey, a tech company that enables customers to save time and money while online shopping, has announced a new program known as “Honey Steal of a Deal”. Based on the desire of Beverley to provide the “most passionate Clippers fans with the opportunity to come to cheer us on”, a limited number of tickets will be available ninety minutes before each home game for only $10.
The process is simple- fans need to arrive at the arena at least an hour and a half before tip-off dressed in Clippers colors (red and blue). In addition, fans must show that they follow @Honey on Instagram. Available tickets will be distributed at the Staples Center Box Office, Windows 16 and 17, and are limited to two tickets per person.
And if that weren’t enough, fans who are able to purchase the $10 tickets will also receive a special, limited-edition Pat Bev t-shirt!
This amazing opportunity is just the latest example of the Clippers culture. As Beverley noted, “I have always said that our team plays for the people that work for everything they have – its who we are and it’s the L.A. we play for — this partnership celebrates those people and gives back to the people that embody that work-ethic.”
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The Clippers are taking on LA, Our Way, and in doing so, are giving every fan the exceptional opportunity to attend home games for a fraction of the usual ticket price. With such a big season ahead for this franchise, it’s great that the team and one of their key players want to make sure that fans have access and can be a part of this title run.