Always a great time at Chase for the Warriors game. Great atmosphere , food and doesn't matter where your seats are you'll still get a great view of the game. Do miss Oracle, but Chase is great. The team is always helpful and have great energy. Chase is once in a lifetime experience that you must try. read more

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First time watching an NBA game in person last Tuesday. My husband is a big Warriors fan. I was wearing one of his long sleeve Warriors t-shirt, and he's wearing a Warriors jersey. It was so much fun watching the game with other fans. Almost everyone was wearing some Warriors gears. We're all cheering when the Warriors took over OKC briefly at one point. Such a great atmosphere. There're also some short games, performances, parachute/t-shirt giveaways. Never a dull moment. On the other hand, I was disappointed that Steve Curry was injured and we didn't have a chance to see him play. Warriors lost the game, but it was still a great experience for me. So much better than watching the game on TV. Go Warriors! read more

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Super fun to watch my first Warriors game at the Chase Center! Really great stadium that's easy to navigate with some great food options for a sports arena. Plus, love that it's located in Mission Bay close to downtown so it doesn't feel that difficult to walk around and bonus there are restaurants right outside for late night munchies. read more

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When did the Chase Center over this past week was able to catch a Warriors win on Warriors ground After the game, I decided to hang around Chase Center for a bit was able to meet Chris Mullen, and Festus. I was also able to meet Buddy Hield and Gary Payton. read more

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Horrible, more than an hour just to get to the freeway after the game. Spent $70 for the second best parking. read more

As proud parents and longtime Golden State Warriors fans, we've reached out through every channel we could--letters to the executive office at Chase Center, emails to NBC Sports Bay Area, the Filipino Heritage Night rep, and the Community Warriors Department. All we hoped for was a simple gesture: a postcard to our son, who is currently pushing through boot camp as he prepares to graduate on July 24. He's a summa cum laude graduate, passionate athlete, and a diehard Dubs fan. He lives and breathes basketball--playing weekly, calling out his favorite plays, and celebrating every Warriors fast break, buzzer-beater, and Curry dagger three. Sadly, aside from one kind response pointing us to another inbox, it's been silence from the organization. For a team that often touts its commitment to community and family, this feels like a missed pass--an opportunity to make a meaningful assist that could've lifted a young man during one of the toughest quarters of his life. This wasn't about a highlight reel or going full court. It was about a heartfelt moment off the court--making a young fan feel seen by the team he's stood behind through every season. We still believe in the heart of Dub Nation and hope someone out there will pick this up and make the shot. read more

Taking my three kids on a day trip to San Francisco to watch the Golden State Warriors face off against our team, the Dallas Mavericks, was by far one of the greatest experiences of my life. As Mavericks fans, we were decked out in our Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving jerseys, surrounded by a sea of passionate Warriors fans in their home stadium. The energy was absolutely electric! Luka delivered an unforgettable performance, scoring 45 points, while Klay Thompson put up 29 for the Warriors. Despite being the "away" fans, everyone was incredibly friendly and respectful. The game was intense, and as the score got closer, my kids kept glancing at me nervously, whispering, "Dad, please don't let us lose this game. These fans are going to eat us alive!" Their faces lit up with pure joy when we did win the game. Walking out of the stadium in our Mavericks jerseys, surrounded by Warriors fans, felt like such a proud moment for them. It wasn't just about the victory it was about the experience, the energy, and the fun of cheering on their team together. The Chase Center itself is beautiful, with clean facilities and breathtaking views of the ocean from the lobby areas. However, parking near the stadium is very pricey expect to pay around $60 if you park close by. We found a street parking spot a little further away, near some shops, and paid $40 for three hours. While it meant a 10-minute walk to the stadium, the walk itself was enjoyable and added to the experience. The atmosphere during the game was unbeatable. My 4-year-old daughter was jumping and cheering along with the crowd, and it was heartwarming to see everyone, regardless of team loyalty, getting along and sharing the moment. Watching Steph Curry play in person was something else his skill and movement are mesmerizing in real life, even more than on TV. As we were leaving, we passed a massive Christmas tree outside. Though we don't celebrate Christmas due to our religious beliefs, the festive decorations were stunning and added to the evening's charm. We also noticed a group of fans gathered by what looked like a sports news station, where someone opened a sliding door to sign a jersey just one of many examples of how much Warriors fans love their team. This was, without a doubt, one of the best basketball games I've ever attended. My kids and I had an amazing time and would absolutely come back for another event. read more

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Clean and very modern stadium! Nice bathrooms. Even turn food closed at 9pm, it was a very clean and comfortable experience! Two beers cost 50 dollars but that's the gold standard I have to pay read more

What an incredible experience I had at the Golden State Warriors brand new stadium in San Francisco. This revamped section of San Francisco is extremely walkable, and the atmosphere at the stadium was electric. I attended a game on Monday and it was nothing short of thrilling. Despite three players being ejected from GSW in the first 2 minutes, the game was still a nail-biter. The energy in the stadium was palpable, and it's clear that this new venue is a major draw for GSW and all sports fans. Not a bad seat in the house and a standing room only area that is as fancy as can be. Hopefully I'm back in San Francisco soon so I can hit up another game! read more

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I will always be loyal to my soil! The Warriors have a place in my heart no matter in what part of the bay they play. Through good times and bad, they play with heart and leave it all out there on the court. Watching them at Chase Center is a great experience and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. They also have free refills on sodas- how amazing is that?!? I'm hoping we pull out some more wins this season and take it all the way to the 'ship! Let's Go Warriors! read more

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Chase stadium is very clean. Most of the workers are super friendly and helpful. There are a ton of different food options from Filipino, Mexican, American bbq, and more. The seats are a put close together I.e. if you are tall your knees might touch the person in front of you. Overall love coming to watch the Warriors play here! read more

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I would love to shout out Dianne. Bartender by section 109. She attended to my co workers and I during educator night. She was so kind and made conversation about everything and truly cared about our work. Thank you so much D, we hope to see you again! - Willie Brown MS read more

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Go Warriors! The new Chase Center arena is magnificent, with delicious food and comfortable seating. There's also decent public transportation with the muni, plus bike concierge and lots of city bikes. read more

Always an enjoyable game. There's a lot of photo ops in & around the stadium. Food everywhere. An awesome looking stage & stairs to lounge on. When it's Christmas, the tree lights blue & gold. In the warriors store, chase card holders gets 30% off merchandise. read more

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I have been a long time fan since the TMC days. I have been to a number of games in the past when it was at Oracle Arena. I went to the preseason game at the new Chase Center two weeks ago. I made the mistake of walking out of the new arena because of that very annoying jingle on the radio, I had to go through two entrances to finally get back inside and then had someone who saw me leaving for a very long time and had not return and was concerned because I had left all my stuff in the upper level of the arena. The person saw me and helped me get the attention of someone who finally was able to get me back inside to retrieved my stuff. I do not know if all of the employees have been trained especially with treating people such as those who are disabled. Especially those who have hidden disabilities. I have written a message to the Warriors front office regarding what occurred and hope that it gets to the person in charge. Hope that it has been fixed in time for the first regular game that began this evening. read more

I've been warriors fan for a while now. I'm wondering when they are going to figure it out to hire a good center guy to win another championship , I've been waiting for years , I call it POWER CENTER( like the center guy from LA CLIPPERS, Lakers,Timberwolves , Miami or the pelicans), hopefully next season we will see some good additions. Fingers crossed. :( It was painful watched this season warriors games mostly every single ones. read more

The Warriors experience is the full package. They got some of the nicest and courteous fans. You'll be shocked that there's no pushing and shoving here. and even it you're seated in the upper deck, the crew here does an excellent job on getting the fans here involved. But alas, there is a downside and it's the cost of the tickets and their apparel.Going to a Warriors game is a fun and interactive experience and should be something on your bucket list, at least make a visit before they move to San Francisco. read more

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We are the Champions!! This year, unlike the first several years of this dynasty, I couldn't assume we would win. Our team dealt w/ injuries and COVID and battled back. Nothing was guaranteed or given. It was a different game each night, and tonight we won the third consecutive game of these Finals. Our guys played so well and the Celtics were a fierce opponent. I am beyond proud. The Warriors have provided me w/ a refuge and respite from the ugliness of the world and the pandemic, even during the previous two seasons when our record wasn't good, and for that I am grateful. I am a passionate fan and my love of the game has grown to include the NBA, the Stanford women's team and beyond. Off the court Steve Kerr and the players have spoken out on social justice issues, standing tall and speaking truth. They represent us at our best and give me hope. read more

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Yes ladies and gents, it's my *500th* review! And, I'm dedicating this one to none other than my beloved Dubs! I wasn't always a fan of the Warriors. Growing up, my Dad was always invested in this team. He would watch them play and route for them even when their track record wasn't the greatest. He wasn't a diehard, but he was a believer. Oh, and he got major sh!t for it, let me tell ya! A man that was born in Brooklyn and raised in South Central... rooting for OAKLAND?! Well, he was just ahead of his time I guess, even back then. Although he was a believer, I wasn't at the time. I just wasn't really into the game the way that I am now. It wasn't until I started dating a dedicated fan, that I became a fan myself. Seeing how much joy that Golden State brought to him made me want to learn what they were all about. And that, I did. Fast forward to now and my love for this team is unlike any other. No matter what team that you're rooting for, you cannot deny the incredible talent that the Warriors possess. Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson; these are damn near household names. If you haven't heard of them by now, then you MUST be living under a rock! The skill set of this team is simply unparalleled! Once the underdog and now the leader. And they are truly a team! You can see their bond from a mile away. Everybody gets to shine and everybody puts in that work! From your Shaun Livingston 3-pointers, to your David West swat blocks, to your Andre Iguodala steal and dunks; even the bench has that glow. And, don't rule out the newbies! I'll take a Kevon Looney lay-up or a Patrick McCaw 3-pointer any day! And let's not forget about that little ray of sunshine named Kevin Durant. He is my personal favorite and probably one of the best trades that the team has ever made, in my opinion. There's no better feeling than going to a live Dubs game. The blue and gold crowds, the contagious energy, and the passion of our team. There's just a special feeling of unity that you feel while you sit amongst the crowd and cheer. It ain't called the "roaracle" for nothin' y'all! This crowd doesn't scream or shout; we ROAR and we do it loud and proud! There's never a dull moment when you're following that blue and gold! The Dubs... oh yeah, they sure know how to keep it entertaining! But even after all of that, what I enjoy the most about this team is what it has done for the community. They put the town on the map and they never forgot about where they came from. They are constantly donating their time and money to local charities, and helping the city in as many ways as they can. Their support for Oakland is what truly makes me proud. They are shedding their great light on the best city in the Bay Area and allowing people to see the true beauty of these streets. I know that time is coming soon... when Golden State will relocate to the big city. But even when that time comes, I'll still be here rooting for them just like it was yesterday. Once a Warrior, always a Warrior! And that my friends, is "Golden". read more

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On Yelp, three stars means "A-OK." That's how I feel about the Golden State Warriors. They're OK by me. Disclaimer: I'm a San Antonio Spurs and Atlanta Hawks fan. The Warriors are a great franchise. They've dominated the NBA in recent years with championships in 2015, 2017, and 2018. I have a lot of respect for the Warriors because their success, like the Spurs, was built through the draft. They drafted Stephen Curry in 2009 (7th pick), Klay Thompson in 2011 (11th pick), and Draymond Green in 2012 (35th pick). I like their coach, Steve Kerr, who helped the Spurs win two championships as a player. However, as amazing as a player as he is, I am not a fan of Kevin Durant. I think he should've stayed in OKC and continued to try and build something there with Russell Westbrook. They were close in 2012, making it to the Finals against the Miami Heat. Instead, KD decided to ride the coattails of Steph, Klay, and Draymond. For that reason, I'll never consider KD as one of the great champions of the NBA like Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, and Dirk Nowitzki are. Those are guys that stuck it out and won championships with the franchises they started with. That and KD just seems like a jerk (https://screengrabber.deadspin.com/kevin-durant-tells-jazz-mascot-get-the-fuck-off-the-co-1794991702). He denigrated his old Thunder teammates using a burner Twitter account (https://deadspin.com/kevin-durant-trashes-former-coach-teammates-on-twitter-1818504820). WTF? He should be better than that. It's funny how all these Warriors fans emerged or came out of the woodwork when they started winning championships. Like any championship sports franchise, they have their share of fair-weather fans. The low point in Warriors history to me was in Game 1 of the 2017 Western Conference Finals. The Warriors faced the Spurs. These were the top two teams in the NBA at the time. When Kawhi Leonard elevated for a jump shot, Zaza Pachulia slid his foot under Kawhi causing Kawhi to land on Zaza's foot and sprain his ankle. This close-out by Zaza, which was intended injure Kawhi, was so dangerous that the NBA eventually created the "Zaza Pachulia rule" (https://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/article/NBA-refs-can-rule-reckless-closeouts-as-flagrants-12220572.php). I used to be a fan of Zaza because of his time with the Hawks, but not after this incident. It was a turning point and changed the course of Kawhi's career and the future of the Spurs and NBA as a whole. My favorite memory of the Warriors before the Steph Curry era was when they upset the Dallas Mavericks in the 2007 Playoffs. The Warriors were the 8th seed and the Mavs were the 1st seed. The Mavs were hot off an appearance in the 2006 Finals. Behind Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, and Jason Richardson, the Warriors upset the Mavs, 4 games to 2. I remember staying up late on work nights to watch the games because they were so exciting. And that was just the first round. Snoop Dogg was the Warriors' big celebrity fan sitting courtside at the time. GSW is also a long way from the Tim Hardaway and Chris Mullin NBA Jam days (1993). Together with Mitch Richmond, they were known as "Run TMC." Both eras (1988-95 and 2006-10) were coached by Don Nelson. How times have changed. read more

No better team to acknowledge today than the Golden State Warriors .... Congrats to the team and Steph, breaking the all time lost three pointers made in NBA HISTORY ... Amazing accomplishment. Pulling this off in greater than 500 fewer shots than Ray Allen. Plays the game the right way ... has fun playing and has just as much fun cheering on team mates and celebrating their accomplishments. I don't think there is a better example of class in the NBA. Great organization as well!!! Coaching is done of the best in the league. The unselfish style of play they have is fun to watch and always exciting. Even if they didn't have KF for a couple seasons this team would have enjoyed multiple championships. Hard to go wrong cheering for this team ... highly enjoyable squad to watch play. read more

I sure don't want the Golden State Warriors to move; they've been in Oakland for four decades, that's a long azz time! Mostly, what will happen to Oracle? It's bittersweet, they're coming back to SF, but it's not the same as Cow Palace many moons ago. It will be another "messy" situation just to get out of Mission Bay similar to getting in & out of a Giants game. Fortunately, Oracle Arena has been smooth sailing, their staff have it down when it comes to directing traffic and taking money for parking. It's where South Bay, North Bay, East Bay, SF and beyond all come together to enjoy some exciting basketball. It's nice to see some of my old and new friends across the Bay. If you're lucky and score Suite tickets from friends/family, the entire Suite has food catered during game days. The seats are amazing, comfortable, and the views are dynamic. The Suite is pretty sssssuuuuiiiiittttteeeee! The energy is electrifying, who doesn't love to see the Warriors play? It's already expensive to take the entire family to see any live game these days, I'd hate to see how much more it'll cost us once they're back in SF, excluding parking. There's no Bart for those of us who live in Marin, and the Ferry cost the same as parking both ways if not more. Also, the Ferry doesn't run late, so you're SOL after a certain time...stuck like Chuck! In the meantime, I will enjoy every moment of the GS Warriors playing in Oaktown. 'Til next time ~ go Dubs! read more

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A friend of ours purchased tickets for him and my family to see a golden state warriors game thru stub hub. on the ticket website we did not see any indication that that tickets were were purchasing were for standing room only. when we arrived at the stadium the person directing seating said , see in little letters it says sro .. that means standing room only. He said we needed to go back to the ticket office, which was in another part of the chase center, and talk to them.. well after an additional $400 per person per ticket we were given seats that we could sit in. I am a disabled veteran and it was difficult for me to walk to the ticket office .. I sent a letter to the CEO of the golden state warriors relating our experience, as we imagine the warriors are receiving some money for their organization from the companies which are selling tickets to their games. Its been over a week now and no response from the warriors CEO. it appears that they do not care how their loyal fans are treated !!!! So be it , we are sadly no longer warriors fans! Hope no one else has such a horrible experience as we did. read more

What can I say about the eight month magic carpet ride which probably actually started eleven months ago? July 4, 2016 - Headlines: Kevin Durant chooses to play for the Golden State Warriors. January 6, 2017 - Memphis 128, Golden State 119, Overtime - Game goes to overtime after KD misses last shot on an iso. Draymond yells, prompting sit down dinner in Sacramento telling KD to be himself. February 28, 2017 - Durant injures knee versus Washington Wizards while losing the game. Gloom and doom for the rest of the road trip... can they hang on to the 1st seed?! March 29, 2017 - Golden State 110, San Antonio 98, turning point in determining 1st seed in the west and sending a message that they can win without KD. Overcame early 20 point deficit. June 12, 2017 - Cleveland 120, Golden State 129, Warriors clinch the 2017 NBA championship, 2nd in two years! These are just a start to a season that included Steph hitting 13 threes, Klay scoring 60 in three quarters, Draymond recording a triple double scoring less than 10 points, KD enduring the cupcake return to OKC and keeping his cool, etc. Not enough memorable moments?! Well, we get a four month break before the roller coaster starts up again. We can savor the above during this time. Let's just hope that this team stays intact! read more

It's always a good time when seeing the Warriors play live. I was able to get a replica trophy this last time I went. The crowd is always so hyped you can feel it on your skin when people are cheering or booing the opposing team. I'm trying to see them play live as many times as I can before they move across the water... because we all know how many people from the East Bay will NOT be traveling to SF. I sure won't. But on another note... Let's go WARRIORS!!! read more

WARRRRRRRIORS!!! Man I missed going to the games, I remember bringing my wife to the game for the first time about 10 years ago. Tickets were so cheap that we were able to afford to go to the game every week. But we love the warriors and we will support them no matter what. In chase center or at home . I am so excited for Klay Thompson this year. Hoping he can stay healthy. I wish nothing but the best to my guy. Lets get another one!!! read more

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Who can not give * * * * * to a team that's made it to the NBA Finals in 2016-17 as well as 2015-16 and 2014-15 ??? Even before "The Splash Brothers" Era, the Warriors had "Run TMC" and a lot of Hall of Fame all-pro players have worn the jersey. Being in Oakland feels right, but at the same time, a move to a more convenient and better part of town can be a good change. Even if/when the current dynasty falls and it can happen due to free agency, trades, chemistry, and aging (look at how the mighty Los Angeles Lakers have fallen into a major rut of mediocrity after the Shaq / Kobe "Lord of the Rings" era of championships), the Warriors are the Bay Area's only basketball team (I don't consider Sacramento part of the Bay Area since it's too hot and lacks the vibe of The City, and is a bit more of a cowtown), so win lose or draw, the Warriors should always be supported and not by bandwagon jumpers and fair weather fans. Go Dubs and The Dub Nation !!! read more

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How could anyone who is a true Warriors fan give them any less than 5 stars. Even if you aren't a Warriors fan, you know they'll give you a terrific game! I've been lucky enough to fit in a couple games and were the right games to go to! Last Monday's game against the Pacers where Klay Thompson scored 60 points in 29 minutes. Or how about November 9th's game against the Mavericks where Kevin Durant tied Michael Jordan for the 4th longest 20 point streak in NBA history. Seth Curry versus Steph Curry. And when the Warriors became the first team in NBA history with 4 players to hit 4 three-point shots in the same game. Or how about my first game of the season versus the Pelicans where Steph Curry made NBA history with 13 three-pointers. I am still reveling in their amazing wins. A fan since the days of Monta Ellis and Baron Davis when tickets were in the $20 range and roses were given out on Valentine's Day, the Warriors always continue to impress. I'll miss having them so close in Oakland. read more

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My father's been a long time fan. He's attended numerous games at Oracle and even a few when they played at San Jose arena. Through all the ups and downs, he's been right there with them. I've been to games here and there for over a decade. This current season, I've gone to four games. *Thurs 3/3: Golden State Warriors vs Oklahoma City Thunder *Wed 3/16: Golden State Warriors vs New York Knicks *Wed 3/23: Golden State Warriors vs Los Angeles Clippers *Fri 4/1: Golden State Warriors vs Boston Celtics Aside from being in Oracle, with the energy of the fans watching my favorite basketball team play, I also love sharing this time with my dad. Two fans watching the Warriors play. Like father, like daughter. read more

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I was there. 2007 Game 5 NBA Western Conference 1st Round when the 8th seeded Warriors knocked off the number 1 seed Dallas Mavericks. The building was rocking and was about as loud and raucous as it's ever been. Since then there really hasn't been much to cheer about. Last season brought out another year of frustration and the high hopes of the fan base tossed into the gutter. Now here we are in 2011 and a lockout threatens the start of the NBA regular season. Whichever side you support, it's the fan who gets hurt the most. Typically this is the time of year we Warrior fans start looking at the schedule and contemplate what it would take to make the playoffs. I have news for you, if there is no season there will be no playoffs. At least this means I won't have to stomach watching the Lakers in the post season. My list of MOST hated teams is long. Lakers, Clippers, Mavericks, Spurs, Rockets, Jazz, Celtics, Bulls, Suns and Kings (Sorry Sacramento, Northern California is Warrior country). But one team will always be near and dear to my heart. But this review isn't just about the Warriors. It's about the NBA and the years of enjoyment they have given me. But the 2011 season is jeopardy and my February can be very empty and void of sports fun. To Archie G, Bill Russell is the greatest basketball player ever. To Joanna M, Ronny Turiaf may be dreamy a hunk, but I dream a big chunk of the basketball season is not taken from me. read more

The BEST team in the NBA beat the BEST player in the NBA. It's as simple as that. After 40 years since winning their first NBA championship in the Bay Area, DUBNATION celebrated again in 2015. This one is for the diehards who stuck with the Warriors thru a lot of bad season sprinkled with a bit of Sleepy Floyd, RUN TMC (Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin) and the 'We Believe' years of Baron Davis and Jason Richardson in between. Everyone who booed Joe Lacob a couple of years ago owes him a personal apology. He promised and he delivered. Although he shouldn't have brought it up during his speech. Keep it humble and learn from Curry, Joe Lacob. And speaking of Curry? What more can we say about this young man? He also made good on his promise and delivered another hardware to the BAY. Yup, this is the one team that the BAY calls their own since it's split in football and baseball. Damn it feels good to be a champion. Let's do it again and again and again. read more

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What can I say about the GSW? My first time watching a game @ Oracle was 6 years ago and counting. Even then they have been on a loosing streak for a while now, I can never have any hard feelings on them. I love basketball and since there the only team in the bay, I have to give them my support. I have had several good memories inside the Oracle, despite their over priced food! hahah I still remember getting into an argument with someone about who will win! I was a Kings & Pistons fan before and I rooted for the wrong team lol If you haven't made a visit to watch the Golden State Warriors, please do!! read more

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My wife surprised me with tickets to my first ever Warriors game. Sadly, it was one of the worst experiences of my life. She was not aware at the time what SRO (Standing Room Only) meant on the tickets. Despite the shock and disappointment of not having a seat, I tried to stay positive and tell her it would still be an enjoyable experience. This couldn't have become further from the truth. We were then treated AWFUL by the staff. We were told we could NOT SIT in our small little box presented to us on the floor because we would "violate" the "standing room only." I thought that was a bit ridiculous but reassured myself it would be fine. Afterall, I was getting to experience my first Warriors game. Except I didn't. As soon as the folks who finally got to the court minutes before tipoff grabbed their seats directly in front of us, they completely blocked the view of the court. I approached the staff nearby complaining that I paid tickets, yes even SRO tickets, to see the Warriors play and I couldn't do this. He assured me I still could by watching the game on the big screen. I couldn't believe it. If I want to watch the Warriors play basketball on the big screen I'll do it in the comfort of my own home where I can sit down and enjoy the experience. We flew from Virginia on a series of connecting flights that took us over 15 hours to finally make it to San Francisco. We had high hopes filled with excitement. All of this was a complete letdown. We paid $560 to stare at the back of people's heads with actual game tickets in the arena. It's not just a rip off, it's a joke. I would strongly advise you all to NEVER BUY THESE TICKETS (SRO)!! At the very least, the company should explicitly explain to people the experience they are in for in the description of those tickets so no one has to experience the disappointment we did last night. No one should have to experience this joke. read more

We were lucky enough to see a play off game before the Finals, The Spurs. We had Section 2 which we got a break on thru our employer. Normally we don't sit in those sections but we made an exception for the opportunity. The game was a blow out, but still fun to attend. Drinks on the other end are ridiculously priced, which is real BS when you consider the ticket prices and exorbitant parking of $40. Worst part of the event parking is the exiting, it is a complete free for all rodeo. While they direct you coming in, there is no policing to leave, and it's a real mess, not to mention the intoxicated drivers. Too bad we don't have a major venue closer to the North Bay for concerts, because We avoid driving in the Bay Area unless a major act is in town. read more

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got some bum ass seats sold to my mom by a scammer. when we got here all i wanted was some delicious creamy ice cream. i searched far and wide but my efforts were to no avail; there is not a single ice cream stand in the entire warriors stadium. first round elimination inbound read more

Steph Curry with the shot, yup, does he ever miss, nope!!! Luv that song!!! Been down with the Warriors since 1990, the only team I follow, no football or baseball for me. Because of all the bad behind us, still can't believe we won it all!! A team that plays as a team on offense, defense, and all 12-14 guys. Mark Jackson built it, but Steve Kerr and his staff took it to another level. A great group of unselfish players, and Curry, people who don't know basketball don't understand what he does is just unbelievable, nobody shoots like that from range consistently!! Waaaarrrrriiiioooorrrssss!!!!!!!!!!! read more

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*** Review #2600 *** Almost 4 years ago, I wrote my 600th review on the Golden State Warriors!! Tonight, after winning their 2nd NBA Championship in 3 years, I just had to write a short review update. I have never been a bandwagon fan. Have suffered through so many awful years since I first became a Warrior fan in the 80s. Fast forward to today.....WOW!!!! I feel like I am floating on air! Talk about a roller coaster of emotional endings, especially, the last 3 years! 2015 was AWESOME!!! 2016 was Heartbreaking!!! 2017 (tonight) is EXHILIRATING!!! Thank you so much my Golden State Warriors for everything!! I am one very very happy fan!! Look forward to celebrating many many more championships!! WARRIORS!!!!!!!!!!!! WE BELIEVE!!!!!!!! read more

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This is a shout out to RAQUEL at the GSW store who "ran" to the main store just to get me my size!! Jeff Nebb - please give her kudos! She deserves it! I even tried to tip her and she graciously (and ethically apparently cause they can't accept tips) declined. read more

I need an underwriter just to buy an ticket to the game. Otherwise you are guaranteed a good time with the best (and loudest) fans in the NBA. read more

I am sure many of my friends and followers know I am and declare myself as a hardcore Golden State Warrior's fan. The way they been playing and achieving the last few years, why shouldn't you follow the best and most exciting team in all professional sports? Among many of the historic highlights from the 2016-17 season are: -Kevin Durant left Oklahoma City to make the best decision and signed to play for the Warriors on July 7, 2016. -We have enough money and signed Zaza Pachula, David West and Javale McGee. -Durant, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson were chosen to play in the Olympics and won the gold medal for Team USA. -Stephen Curry hits 13 three-pointers in one game, which is an NBA record. -Klay Thompson scored 60 points in only 29 minutes versus Indiana. -Durant's return to Oklahoma City as a member of the Warriors and received a mixed ovation. -Coach Steve Kerr won 200 games in 2 1/2 years, faster than any coach in all major sports. -Durant, Curry, Thompson and Draymond were chosen as All star representatives for the Western Conference. -overcame a 22 point deficit and won in San Antonio, even without Kevin Durant. -Won the first 15 straight games in the playoffs including sweeping three teams. -Beat the weary Cleveland Cavaliers on June 12th at home to win the franchise's fifth NBA championship title. -Held the parade route from Downtown Oakland to Lake Merritt, where the rally and ceremony took place. Joe Cool went and got sunburned, but well worth it. Thank you for the 2016-17 Golden State Warriors on another fun and exciting season and taking home the championship title again. read more

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