New Orleans Pelicans Suites

Armed with two lottery picks, a significant roster overhaul, and — fingers crossed — a healthier Zion Williamson, the New Orleans Pelicans look to take a meaningful step forward. New Orleans made a splash in the summer. The marquee move was acquiring Jordan Poole (20.5 ppg in 2024-25) via a three-team trade that sent Chris McCollum and Kelly Olynyk to Washington. The deal also brought back Ignas Brazdeikis and veteran big Kevon Looney, who adds championship pedigree and stability in the paint. On draft night, the Pelicans cashed in their lottery luck by selecting Jeremiah Fears at No. 7 and then trading back into the lottery to grab Maryland big man Derik Queen at No. 13 — a promising haul for the team to set them up for success in 2026.

Smoothie King Center has fantastic premium seating opportunities. For fans looking to get as close to the action as possible, the Sideline Premier Select Club is the place to be. Featuring sideline seating as well as early access to Smoothie King Center, you can’t beat the proximity to the court that the Sideline Premier Select Club provides. The Hub Club is another option. It includes space for up to 150 people, inclusive food and beverage, and is located on the suite level. And for more intimate areas, Loge Boxes and Suites are the perfect selection. In a private, four-six seat space, Loge Boxes are built for comfort and entertainment. With elite sightlines, the Boxes are a great place to watch the Pelicans. Suites at Smoothie King Center are too - with private entrances, restrooms located on the suite level, Suite attendant service, upscale furnishing, and food and beverage packages available to purchase, you can't go wrong with purchasing a suite. Suites are ideal for 16-24 guests and for fans looking for the ultimate gameday experience.

New Orleans' core is ready for a deep playoff run. The three-headed monster of Zion Williamson, Brandon Ingram, and CJ McCollum is enough to compete. Williamson, when healthy, is one of the most dynamic players in the league. He's averaged almost 26 points in 114 career games. Ingram and McCollum are perfect complements for Williamson. Both put up more than 20 points a game and shot nearly 40% from three. If all three are healthy together, the Pelicans are a competent contender, especially with their other role pieces. Herb Jones, Jonas Valanciunas, Dyson Daniels, and Jose Alvarado create a strong helping core. New Orleans shouldn't be taken lightly this season.

Smoothie King Center has fantastic premium seating opportunities. New Orleans has eight semi-private VIP Club Booths that include catered food, access to the Club Lounge, private entrance, and top bottle service. The Warehouse is another option. It includes space for up to 50 people, inclusive food and beverage, Suite attendant service, private restrooms, and more. And for more intimate areas, Loge Boxes and Suites are the perfect selection. In a private, four-seat space, Loge Boxes are built for comfort and entertainment. With elite sightlines, the Boxes are a great place to watch the Pelicans. Suites at Smoothie King Center are too - with private entrance, restrooms, Suite attendant service, upscale furnishing, and food and beverage packages available. Suites include 12 leather seats and four barstools.

The most encouraging part of New Orleans' run through the play-in round and into the playoffs last year after a disastrous 3-16 start was that they did it without star Zion Williamson. After missing the entire season with a foot injury, the former No. 1 draft pick is back to play under new head coach Willie Green. Brandon Ingram's strong play continued throughout the season, and the addition of point guard C.J. McCollum from Portland was a key trade that should pay dividends for years to come. Dyson Daniels, the No. 8 pick in this year's draft, joins second-year pros Herbert Jones, Jose Alvarado, and Trey Murphy III in the rotation. The Pelicans are balanced, young, and poised for an extended run of success if everyone stays healthy.

Plenty of premium seating options are available at the Smoothie King Center for a night out own the town in New Orleans, one of America's best cities for entertainment. For small parties, a Loge Box is a semi-private space for up to four people and comes with all-inclusive food and drink. Suites ring the top of the arena and hold between 16 and 24 fans. This is an entirely private space with customizable food and beverage packages available.