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Support Flyers at the 2018 British Basketball All-Stars Championship
Friday, July 6th 2018
Tickets for the 2018 British Basketball All-Stars Championship are now on general sale.
The day-long tournament returns on Sunday, October 14th at London’s CopperBox Arena, as the top eight teams from last season do battle for a shot at winning £25,000.
The All-Stars Championship made its debut last year, with Bristol Flyers advancing all the way to the semi-final stage in front of a packed crowd at the O2 Arena.
The competition features a unique take on the rules, with games being just 12 minutes long and an added All-Star five-point line offering rewards for those willing to brave a shot from distance. Teams also have a two-minute golden buzzer Power Play at their disposal, during which any points scored are doubled.
The All-Stars tournament this year will also feature the Hoops Aid celebrity game, which will take place shortly before the final of this year’s All-Stars Championship. Details of the celebrities taking part will be named in due course.
Tickets for the event are priced at £20, £30 and £40*, with courtside hospitality packages available at £99*. Under-18s receive 50% off and family and group discounts are also available.
Unlike last year, the club have not been allocated a section of tickets, therefore fans wishing to sit together will need to purchase their seats in one transaction.
*Prices not inclusive of fees.
The All-Stars Championship made its debut last year, with Bristol Flyers advancing all the way to the semi-final stage in front of a packed crowd at the O2 Arena.
The competition features a unique take on the rules, with games being just 12 minutes long and an added All-Star five-point line offering rewards for those willing to brave a shot from distance. Teams also have a two-minute golden buzzer Power Play at their disposal, during which any points scored are doubled.
The All-Stars tournament this year will also feature the Hoops Aid celebrity game, which will take place shortly before the final of this year’s All-Stars Championship. Details of the celebrities taking part will be named in due course.
Tickets for the event are priced at £20, £30 and £40*, with courtside hospitality packages available at £99*. Under-18s receive 50% off and family and group discounts are also available.
Unlike last year, the club have not been allocated a section of tickets, therefore fans wishing to sit together will need to purchase their seats in one transaction.
*Prices not inclusive of fees.
The British Basketball All-Stars Championship returns to London this year and 8 teams from the @BBLofficial are competing to win £25,000!
— All-Stars Basketball (@AllStars_BB) July 6, 2018
They need all the support from all the British Basketball fans and supporters, so book your tickets NOW!
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