Dallas Mavericks Suites

The 2025–26 Dallas Mavericks season is the franchise's 46th in the NBA, and it has been one of the most dramatic and transitional campaigns in recent memory. From front office upheaval to a wave of injuries, this has been a year defined as much by what happened off the court as on it.

The numbers tell a difficult story. As of mid-season, the Mavericks sat at 15–25, placing them 12th in the Western Conference and 4th in the Southwest Division. Later updates from Basketball Reference showed the record deteriorating further to 20–36, making a playoff push all but impossible.

The Dallas Mavericks luxury suites will include 12-32 tickets per suite. Flagship Suite Level — Located closest to the ice, Flagship Level suites seat 12–18 guests and are the most coveted spots in the building for Stars fans, offering unmatched sightlines of the action. Platinum Suite Level — Situated at the baseline with a goal-end view, Platinum Level suites accommodate 12–22 guests. Suite guests on this level have exclusive access to the Lexus Platinum Club, Effen Vodka Lounge, and the BeachBound Lounge, with cash bars, lounge seating, and private restrooms.

Dallas has the star power to compete. Luka Doncic is a perennial superstar at only 24 years old. He averaged a career-high 32.4 points last season while grabbing over eight rebounds and dishing out eight assists. Doncic is one of the most exciting, explosive, and reliable players in the league. His floor partner, Kyrie Irving, has also been a star for the past decade. Irving was traded to the Mavericks last year and stayed with the team in free agency. He's put up more than 23 points per game for the last seven seasons. And Irving is an elite shooter too, hitting nearly 40% from three for his career. If the Mavs go anywhere, it'll be Doncic and Irving steering the ship.

Jason Kidd took over for longtime coach Rick Carlisle last year and promptly led the team to the Western Conference Finals, upsetting the top-seeded Phoenix Suns in the second round to get there. The club is surrounding emerging star Luka Doncic with new players after trading Kristaps Porzingis midway through last year and then parting ways with Jalen Brunson over the summer. Tim Hardaway Jr. returning to health will help, as will the addition of Christian Wood, who starred on a down-trodden Houston team. Dorian Finney-Smith also had career-highs last year in points, assists, and steals and will be looking to add to those numbers.