Philadelphia 76ers Suites

Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA

Despite uncertainty over the future of guard James Harden, Philadelphia has the pieces for a playoff run. It starts with reigning NBA MVP Joel Embiid. The center averaged over 33 points and 10 rebounds last year, the second consecutive season Embiid led the league in points per game. Outside of Embiid, Philadelphia appointed championship coach Nick Nurse to take over for the departing Doc Rivers. Nurse should help further develop budding star Tyrese Maxey, who averaged over 20 points last year. Add in the signing of Mo Bamba and Patrick Beverley, the Sixers got depth. Those factors, coupled with a team that ranked third in opponent points last season, spell yet another competitive season for Philadelphia.

Wells Fargo Center offers elite opportunities to watch Sixers games in style. The Club Level has a dedicated parking lot, tequila bar, restaurant, award-winning chef menus, and over 13,000 square feet of space. For seating, Philadelphia has plenty to offer in its Club Premier, Club Loge, and Club Select options. In-seat food delivery, complimentary parking spaces, private liquor storage, potential branding opportunities, and more. Wells Fargo Center's Suites are also top notch. Sixers' Luxury Suites include merchandise discounts, VIP parking, early access to tickets, complimentary standing room, playoff tickets, and more.

The Eastern Conference is deep, but the Philadelphia 76ers believe they are balanced enough to not only excel in the regular season, but to go deep into the playoffs as well. Joel Embiid is coming off a year where he finished second in MVP voting, and James Harden was healthy over the offseason for the first time in three seasons and is in great shape heading into the 2022-23 campaign. The team addressed needs on defense by signing P.J. Tucker from Miami, and they also acquired De'Anthony Melton, Montrezl Harrell, and Danuel House Jr. to fill specific roles. Tyrese Maxey blossomed as the point guard last year, and Tobias Harris could be strong as a third or fourth scoring option among starters.

Premium suites at the Wells Fargo Center encompass three levels of the arena, including the Liberty Lofts up top, and can hold from 18-30 guests. In addition to premium food and beverage packages available in the suite, along with private restrooms and four parking passes, you'll also have access to the Adrian Restaurant on the club level. Centennial VIP Seating is also available, which puts you right behind either basket where you can literally feel the action.

A disappointing ending to a stellar regular season where Philadelphia boasted the best record in the Eastern Conference has the Sixers at a crossroads. Yet to make a decision on what to do with former first overall draft pick, Ben Simmons, head coach Doc Rivers still possesses a wealth of talent on his roster. Seven-foot center Joel Embiid may be the best in the game at his position after averaging a career-best 28.5 points per game last season. Tobias Harris continues to be a reliable option at power forward while sharpshooting Seth Curry is proving to be more than just Steph's little brother. Tyrese Maxey could be more than just the stopgap at the point while the team figures out how they want to handle Simmons' future. Centennial VIPs get the best glimpse at the action inside the Wells Fargo Center. A private, VIP entrance takes you to your floor-level seats from behind the buckets where you can enjoy complimentary house beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks. Club Box Seats provide a fully-stocked bar in a semi-private area, including a $25 per seat loaded ticket good for concessions and Sixers merchandise. Both options come with complimentary membership to The Grille, a members-only restaurant with high-end d?cor and upscale chophouse-style menu.