Seattle SuperSonics Tickets

The Seattle Sonics, best known as the SuperSonics, began in Seattle as in expansion team in 1969. Ten years later, SuperSonics tickets flew out of box offices as the team won their first NBA title. Fans with SuperSonics basketball tickets cheered their team to the playoffs three times, 1978, 1979, and 1996.

Fans purchasing Seattle SuperSonics tickets watched the coach with the most winning record in the NBA, Lenny Wilkens, coach the team in the early 1980s. Currently former Supersonic guard Nate McMillan coaches the SuperSonics. Holding SuperSonics tickets in 1998 allowed fans the opportunity to watch Rashard Lewis, who jumped straight from high school to the NBA, became the youngest player in Supersonics history to start a game.

With the team racking up a less than stellar win record in 2003, owners traded Gary Payton, a real rock and roll player admired by fans with SuperSonics basketball tickets in exchange for All-Star shooting guard Ray Allen, Kevin Ollie and Ronald Murray. Payton played for the Sonics for 12 years and his trade was an emotional moment for purchasers of Seattle SuperSonics tickets. Fortunately for sales of SuperSonics tickets, fans quickly took to Allen.

If you purchase SuperSonics basketball tickets, home games are played at Key Arena, built in 1982 and home to the Sonics since 1995. Key Arena's renovation cost $110 million, providing holders of SuperSonics tickets 17,000 comfortable seats from which to choose.

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