Vancouver Bandits Go On Sale With 2023 Executive Suites and Group Tickets

Bandits Staff • February 22, 2023

LANGLEY, B.C., February 22, 2023 – The Vancouver Bandits announced Wednesday that Executive Suites and Group Outings are now on sale for its upcoming 2023 Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) season at Langley Events Centre (LEC).


Enhancing the club’s 2023 hospitality offering are 24 executives suites that feature beautiful aerial viewpoints of the CEBL hardwood court where the Bandits will tip off 10 times this spring and summer beginning on Saturday, June 3 at 7 p.m. against the Calgary Surge. 


Executive suites provide a private closed door experience for groups, range from eight to 14 seats and are available as a season, individual or multiple game purchase. Suites are either $60 or $70 per guest and range in price from $480 to $980 per game.


Executive suites are fully equipped with an array of amenities; including a refrigerator, bar counter, kitchen sink, in-seat cup holders, a flat screen cable TV and a personalized nameplate for companies or groups. Suites open 90 minutes before tip-off and are serviced by a suite attendant that will help take orders from a delicious dinner menu consisting of appetizers, mains, desserts and various alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for guests to choose from. 


An executive suite map, price chart breakdown, season schedule and a full summary of suite holder benefits can be found by
clicking here.


Group ticket programs start as low as $12.50 (Baseline section), $22.50 (Corner section) and $28.50 (Orange section) per guest of an attending group. Group outings are a fun and affordable way to enjoy savings off regular single game ticket prices.


With its intimate seating configuration, the seating bowl brings fans within a maximum of 14 rows of the Bandits’ home court, helping groups feel as close to the action as possible. Further convenience is delivered by a Vancouver Bandits sales and service representative, who can ensure that all guests in a group are seated together for a fun evening of entertainment and professional basketball at LEC.


A group ticket seat map, price chart breakdown, season schedule and a complete list of group outing benefits can be found by
clicking here.


Whether organizing a team-building event, family gathering or end-of-year party for your association or club, executive suites and group outings at Bandits games are the perfect way to celebrate with friends or say thank you to colleagues or customers.


All Vancouver Bandits ticket prices are inclusive of taxes and fees. Prospective group leaders or executive suite holders interested in learning more about organizing an outing or booking a suite during the 2023 Bandits season are welcome to call (604) 455-8881 or email
tickets@thebandits.ca.


Details on single game tickets are expected to be released this spring.


A complete regular season schedule can be found by
clicking here. A key highlight of Vancouver’s fifth CEBL campaign will be its hosting of Championship Weekend, which takes place between Friday, August 11 and Sunday, August 13. An annual celebration of the highest level of Canadian professional basketball, Championship Weekend features a postseason format that combines three games of playoff basketball as part of a multi-day festival experience designed to celebrate the intersection of arts, culture and sport. 


As hosts of Championship Weekend, the Bandits receive an automatic semifinal berth. Both semifinals will be played back-to-back on Friday, August 11. To complete the fun-filled weekend, winners of each semifinal will take to centre court for a shot at the CEBL title on Sunday, August 13.


More information is available at
thebandits.ca and @vancouverbandits on Instagram and TikTok, as well as @vancitybandits on Facebook and Twitter.

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