It's not quite the Golden ticket fans may have hoped for.
The Golden State Warriors sent out an email on Monday offering fans an 'In The Building Pass' granting entry to every home game in Oracle Arena for a $100 monthly fee.
The mobile pass doesn't include access to the seating bowl in the Oakland, California arena, but will allow fans to hang out in the building's restaurants and clubs to watch the action on TVs, ESPN reports.
The Warriors typically play between five and seven home games a month. On Tuesday night, the team will play its 300th consecutive home game to a sold out crowd.
The Golden State Warriors will offer fans an 'In The Building Pass' granting entry to every home game in Oracle Arena (file photo) for a $100 monthly fee
A Warriors spokesperson says that the team plans to sell about 200 of the monthly passes, which will auto-renew through the end of the regular season in April.
Unfortunately for fans who want to be in the building for the Warriors' run at a third consecutive title, the passes are not good for the postseason.
Fans can purchase up to four 'In The Building' passes, although each one must be tied to a specific name, and they are not transferable.
Though there's no view of the court, the pass does allow holders to claim Warriors givaway items if they are among the first 10,000 to enter the arena, which seats more than 19,000.
The Warriors have 44,000 people on the waiting list for season tickets, and plan to sell 200 of the new 'In The Building' passes. Pictured: Stephen Curry celebrates winning the 2017 Finals
It is thought to be the first time that a pro team has offered tickets without a view of the game.
Since 2009, the Dallas Cowboys have offered 'Party Passes' for standing-room-only spots on the concourse. But the first row or two does offer a view of the game - a set-up that sparks mad dashes through the stadium when the door opens to claim a prime spot.
The Warriors say they have about 44,000 fans on the waiting list for season tickets, the cheapest of which cost about $69 per game.
Only three NBA teams claim a longer consecutive sold-out streak than the Warriors.
They are the Oklahoma City Thunder with 349 games, Miami Heat with 385 games and Dallas Mavericks with 751 games.
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Main photo article It’s not quite the Golden ticket fans may have hoped for.
The Golden State Warriors sent out an email on Monday offering fans an ‘In The Building Pass’ granting entry to every home game in Oracle Arena for a $100 monthly fee.
The mobile pass doesn’t include access to the...
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