Phoenix Suns Suites

The 2025–26 Phoenix Suns season is the franchise's 58th in the NBA and their 33rd at the Mortgage Matchup Center. After two disappointing seasons built around the star trio of Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, and Bradley Beal, the organization blew it up entirely and launched a full rebuild — and the results have been a genuine surprise to the basketball world.

The 2025–26 Phoenix Suns have been one of the NBA's best stories. Written off before the season began, they shed the baggage of a failed superteam experiment and replaced it with youth, energy, defensive grit, and a re-energized Devin Booker leading the charge. With Jalen Green still to fully integrate into the lineup, the ceiling of this group remains untested. Whether they can hold on for a playoff berth — or even a first-round home game — will define how this surprising season is ultimately remembered in Phoenix.

Phoenix Suns suites at the Mortgage Matchup Center average between $4,000 and $15,000, with pricing varying based on the matchup, suite location, and group size. Private luxury suites on both levels have a capacity of 8 to 22 guests. Executive Suites — Located around the arena across two levels, Executive Suites for the Phoenix Suns provide prime views of the court along with a VIP entrance, larger stadium-style seats, barstool seats, an HDTV, and premium catering selections.

Phoenix went all in this off-season in an attempt to win its first title in franchise history. The Suns traded for multi-time All-Star Bradley Beal to pair with Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. Beal averaged 23.2 points per game last season with Washington while shooting over 36% from three. Beal, Durant, and Booker create an elite big three. Phoenix made other moves as well, shipping off Chris Paul and Deandre Ayton. But the Suns filled holes and got deeper after acquiring multiple players, including Jusuf Nurkic and Grayson Allen. It may take a little time for this team to gel, but Phoenix is no doubt a high-level contender this season. A championship is in the Suns' sights.

Footprint Center has great opportunities for premium seating. An area like the Ultra Club and Club Gila River have great views of the court. Private lounges, top-shelf bar, spacious tables, all-inclusive food, and more are included in a courtside setting. Lofts in Phoenix are extremely luxurious. With all-inclusive amenities, privacy with a social feel, center court views, Suite Club access, and 8-12 seats, the Lofts have everything you need. And for specific Suite options, All-Inclusive and Standard Suites are available. For up to 22 guests, parking passes, exclusive space, complimentary food and drink, and other amenities are all included across the two.

Outside of a rough Game 7 in the Western Conference Semifinals against Dallas last year, it was a very memorable season for the Suns, going an NBA-best 64-18 after reaching the NBA Finals the previous season. Now, they will look to put it all together once again for a deeper run into the playoffs. With Monty Williams back for his fifth year as coach, he will have DeAndre Ayton back under a new contract, and Devin Booker also got a max extension. Some minor changes were made, but veteran Chris Paul returns along with Mikal Bridges, and NBA Sixth Man of the Year Cameron Johnson is expected to slide into the starting lineup as this core gets another shot to win the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

There's certainly a premium suite option for you at the Footprint Center. For large groups, the Ring of Honor party suites hold up to 60 guests and are situated in the corners of the arena. These and standard suites (holding up to 22 guests on the baseline) have the ability to add catered food and drink. Loft Suites are along the sideline and hold 8-12 fans. This option gives you access to the Suite Club directly outside the private space, which has the all-inclusive Chef's Buffet (food, soft drinks, house beer and wine).