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ABA season tickets off value

July 18, 2007 - American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release


Indianapolis, IN. Season tickets are now on sale for all ABA teams, and according to Charles Key, ABA VP of Marketing and Special Projects, "ABA tickets are the best sports and entertainment value around. Think about it. For under $200, you can get a good seat at 18 exciting professional basketball games with free parking at most venues and very modest concession prices. And most teams have terrific dance teams, entertaining mascots, pre-game and half-time entertainment and fan participation in contests and activities at the game. That's why you see so many families with kids in attendances - it's good wholesome sports and entertainment for the whole family."

"Many corporations are buying season tickets to ABA games now," commented Brad Hester, ABA VP of Team Operations. "And they are giving them to their employees as incentives and rewards. Plus many church groups, civic and not-for-profit groups are now involved with their teams selling season and single game tickets as fund-raisers for their organizations."

"Involving the community is very important to all ABA owners," added Jesse Wilkerson, owner of the Anderson Champions. "The ABA is a community-based league. We're all doing everything we can to give back to our communities and the efforts are showing with greater community involvement than ever before."

The ABA recently announced a relationship with TicketBreak for easy on-line sales. The program will be ready shortly, making the purchase of ABA tickets faster and easier than ever before. For now, to order ABA Season Tickets, visit www.abalive.com - pick out your favorite team - log onto the website. It's the best sports and entertainment value around." For more information about TicketBreak, visit www.ticketbreak.com.

Note: OurSports Central no longer actively covers the American Basketball Association (ABA) as a professional league due in part to its inability to publish and play a schedule and the transitory nature of many of its teams. For information on professional minor leagues, please see OSC's basketball section.

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