The Phoenix Suns have announced season ticket pricing for the 2007-08 NBA season that includes price increases in most sections, while retaining over 4,000 seats at their current price. This is the fifth increase in the past nine years.

The Suns are at the league average in ticket pricing in nearly all seat locations with the new average ticket price at $65.62 (excluding floor seats and loge boxes). Overall, the average price of Suns season tickets will increase 9.1 percent.

The team will maintain its inventory of 1,661 $10 season tickets and 2,562 $20.50 tickets at the current price, which constitutes 25 percent of all arena seats. None of the upper level seats will increase in price by more than $2.50.

Suns season ticket holders were mailed their renewal information on Thursday, February 15 and those who renew and pay in full by the March 23rd deadline will again receive free parking for the season.

As announced on February 10 all remaining Suns home games for the 2006-07 season have sold out. Fans still interested in purchasing tickets can log on to Suns TicketExchange on Suns.com, a service that allows fans to purchase tickets directly from season ticket holders. In addition, a limited number of single seats remain on sale for games this season.