Liverpool Basketball has launched season tickets for its inaugural campaign as top-flight professional basketball prepares to return to the city for the first time in more than a decade.
The new club will compete in Super League Basketball from the 2026/27 season, with its home games taking place at the M&S Bank Arena on Liverpool’s waterfront.
Season ticket holders will be able to attend all 18 home league games during the club’s first season, with every package also including an official Liverpool Basketball jersey identical to those worn by the players on court.
Club founder and owner Jason Dolan said:
“The last three weeks have been pretty remarkable. Since we announced the team, I’ve had so many conversations with people around Liverpool who are genuinely excited about basketball coming back. They want to know about the players, they want to know about the first game, and more than anything, they want to know when they can get their tickets.
“That’s probably been the most rewarding part of this so far – seeing how quickly people have embraced Liverpool Basketball and how ready they are to get behind the team.
“From the beginning, we’ve talked about building something Liverpool can call its own. That’s what ‘Our Home. Our City. Our Team.’ means to us. The M&S Bank Arena is our home, Liverpool is our city, and our ambition is for this to become a team that the people of Liverpool are proud to call their own.
“Putting season tickets on sale is another big step towards making that a reality. Now people can officially be part of Liverpool Basketball from day one.”
Prices range from £133.38 for an Upper Tier season ticket to £813.42 for Courtside seats.
The full pricing is:
- Courtside – £813.42
- Baseline – £643.50
- Lower Tier – £303.48
- Upper Tier – £133.38
Supporters purchasing season tickets will also be able to select their own seat for the campaign.
A Klarna pay-over-time option is available for fans who want to spread the cost of their season ticket.
Liverpool Basketball was recently confirmed as the newest franchise in Super League Basketball, bringing men’s top-flight professional basketball back to Liverpool after an absence of more than a decade.
The club hopes to establish itself as a long-term part of Liverpool’s sporting scene while offering a fast-paced and family-friendly matchday experience at the M&S Bank Arena.
The launch of season tickets is the latest milestone ahead of Liverpool Basketball’s first competitive season in 2026/27.
Season Tickets are now on sale now here.
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