The LA Clippers are gearing up for an exciting playoff run after bidding farewell to Crypto.com Arena. Meanwhile, preparations for the grand opening of Intuit Dome are in full swing. The team's owner, Steve Ballmer, has made enhancing the fan experience a top priority for the franchise and the privately-funded arena.
One of the innovative features at Intuit Dome is 'The Wall,' a specialized section designed for the most dedicated fans. Positioned behind the right basket near the visiting team's bench, The Wall consists of 51 consecutive rows without suites, creating an intense atmosphere to intimidate opponents.
To access The Wall, fans must become 'Chuckmark certified' by passing specific protocols during the sign-up process. The team is introducing the 'Ultimate Wall Pass,' priced at $1,299, which grants fans access to all 41 regular season games at Intuit Dome. Pass holders can reserve their seats monthly and have the chance to sit as close as row 3 in The Wall section.
For fans unable to attend all home games, the Clippers offer a 'Shareable Ultimate Wall Pass' for an additional $800, allowing users to share their pass with three friends. This ensures that the season ticket never goes unused, similar to a streaming service account.
Benefits of the Wall Pass include early access to playoff tickets, discounted concessions, exclusive merchandise drops, and a dedicated entrance at Intuit Dome. Pass holders must adhere to the 'Wall Code,' which prohibits cheering for the opposing team or wearing opponent gear to maintain the homecourt advantage.
As the Intuit Dome nears its opening in four months, fans can look forward to a unique and immersive experience at The Wall. The arena will host its opening performance featuring Bruno Mars on August 15 and 16, marking the beginning of a new era for Clippers fans.
