'Target 6000' members record smashed
9 Oct
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Adelaide 36ers are proud and excited to announce the club has passed its target of 6000 members for the NBL24 season.
The club made the ambitious target during the off-season after selling out the last five home matches at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre to end the NBL23 season.
Head of Consumer Business Ben Demertzis said to reach the ‘Target 6000’ two weeks into the NBL24 campaign is a testament to the loyal and ever growing 36ers fanbase.
“We wanted to reward our fans with more membership options for this season,” Demertzis said.
“We had a 97 per cent renewal rate from reserved seat members in the off-season and we decided to make more seats available for membership options.”
Even though the club has reached its target, there are still several membership options available for the NBL24 season.
“There’s a number of gold, silver and four and seven-game general reserve memberships still on offer,” Demertzis said.
“We want to sell out every home game this season.”
To lock in your Adelaide 36ers NBL24 membership today, click HERE for more information.

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