The Warriors look to keep their momentum rolling as they continue their road trip on Wednesday in Miami.
TAKING TALENTS TO SOUTH BEACH A pair of division leaders meet in South Beach as the Warriors resume their road trip on Wednesday against the Miami Heat. The Dubs will be looking to complete the season sweep of Miami after picking up a 111-103 victory in their first meeting with the Heat last month at Oracle Arena. Wednesday’s tipoff is set for 4:30 p.m. and fans will be able to catch the action on CSN Bay Area (live stream on CSN Live Extra) or listen to the call on KNBR 680 and the Warriors Mobile App.
LAST TIME OUT The Warriors saw a 23-point advantage turn into a four-point deficit in the fourth quarter, but timely scoring from the Splash Brothers and Andrew Bogut’s defensive dominance helped the Dubs regain control in Monday’s 102-92 win in Atlanta. With the win, the Warriors improved to 50-5 on the season and became the fastest team in NBA history to reach 50 wins.
GSW: James Michael McAdoo (sprained toe, left foot) is questionable. Festus Ezeli (left knee surgery) is out. Team Notes
MIA: Luol Deng (dislocated finger) is probable. Beno Udrih (right foot) is questionable. Chris Bosh and Tyler Johnson (left shoulder surgery) are out. Team Notes
WELCOME ANDERSON VAREJAO The Warriors didn’t make a move at the trade deadline but Monday’s signing of veteran center Anderson Varejao could accomplish the same purpose. Before being part of a three-team trade last Thurday, Varejao had played his entire NBA career (12 seasons) with the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Trail Blazers released Varejao after the trade in an effort to clear up salary cap space, opening the door for the Warriors to sign him. The Brazilian center certainly had other suitors, but he elected to come to the Bay’s team. How he fits in with the club is to be determined, but Varejao would seem to be a welcome addition to give the team some depth at center now that Festus Ezeli is sidelined for at least one more month as he recovers from left knee surgery.
MIAMI SCOUTING REPORT The Heat have been dealing with adversity all season and the team is currently thriving. Currently in first place in the Southeast Division, Miami is undefeated since the All-Star break, and that’s with leading scorer Chris Bosh missing the last two weeks with an undisclosed health condition and Assistant Coach Keith Smart battling a rare form of skin cancer. Dwyane Wade missed the first two games after the All-Star break but returned for Monday’s overtime win over the Pacers. Miami is generally one of the slowest-paced teams in the league but have picked up the tempo in the absence of some of their veteran stars. Goran Dragic, Luol Deng and Josh McRoberts have all had big games lately, but Miami’s trues calling card is on defense. The Heat yield 96.5 points per game, second only to the San Antonio Spurs, and they’ll look to slow down a Warriors offense that leads the league in scoring (115.0 points) and has dished out at least 30 assists in two straight games.
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The Oracle Arena culinary team is excited to welcome fans this season with a brand new menu featuring unparalleled variety and showcasing some of the best Bay Area eats. Courtesy of Executive Chef Tim Radack and team, fans will enjoy a signature selection of new dishes and reimagined gameday favorites.
For a complete, interactive guide on where to find all of our food and concessions within the arena, download the Warriors Mobile App and visit the “At The Game” section.
Download the brand new version of the Golden State Warriors Official Mobile App for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Stay connected at the game, or wherever you go, and get live stats, news and videos. Enhance your gameday experience at Oracle Arena by upgrading your seats, viewing our interactive arena map, checking live traffic and much more. Plus, be on the lookout for exclusive notifications with free giveaways, merchandise discounts and much more!
Assistive Listening Devices are available at the First Aid station located on the main concourse behind section 106.
Automatic Teller Machines are located on the main concourse outside section 110, 128 and on the upper concourse at section 221. An ATM is also located within the Stella Artois Club.
Bicycle racks are located at the north flagpole adjacent to parking Lot F.
Oracle Arena’s box office hours are:
Monday – Friday: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Holidays (on non-event days)
BMW Club ticket holders have unlimited access to the BMW Club before, during, and after all Warrior home games. The BMW Club opens 90 minutes prior to each game and remains open one hour following its conclusion. Located on the Event Level, the BMW Club offers a spacious social area, an upscale dining environment, lounge and flat screen TV’s. Post-game access is restricted to guests over 21 years of age. BMW Club Ticket holders wishing to eat dinner in the restaurant are encouraged to make a reservation by calling (510) 383-4840. Reservations are accepted on a first come, first serve basis.
Complete first aid services are available on the main concourse behind section 106 for fans who require medical attention from licensed staff.
This program will help provide a fast resolution to any game day problems that occur inside Oracle Arena. Examples of issues that should be resolved using our texting service include but are not limited to:
Text an issue to 510-500-8787
Lost and Found articles can be redeemed from the AEG table outside of Section 127 on the main concourse until all guest areas are closed after each home game. All unclaimed lost and found items are stored for 30 days. To contact lost and found, please call (510) 383-4660.
To report an incident to Oracle Arena Security, please use the In Seat texting service (instructions above) or contact the nearest usher or guest services representative.
Surprise that special person in your life with a personalized scoreboard message at a Warriors home game! For just $250, you may wish a happy birthday, celebrate a special occasion, welcome a loved one to a game, and even propose marriage! Score big with family and friends, while also making a tax deductible contribution to benefit Bay Area youth through the Golden State Warriors Community Foundation. A limited number of scoreboard messages are available each game so reserve your space today. All scoreboard messages must be received by 12 p.m. three (3) business days prior to the game requested. All messages will appear between the start of halftime and the end of the fourth quarter. To reserve your Warriors Scoreboard message, simply complete the order form on this page.
All ticket holders have the opportunity to upgrade their seats on game day, pending availability. All day of game seat upgrade requests can be taken at our Customer Assistance window beginning 2 hours prior to tip off. The Customer Assistance window is located at the Oracle Arena box office, windows one and two. In addition, once inside Oracle Arena you also have the opportunity to upgrade your seats via the Warriors App on your smart phone.
Click here for an interactive 3-D seating map of Oracle Arena.
Warriors Ticket Sales Representatives are able to assist all fans on game days outside of Sections 107, 121, 128 and 202.
The “Will Call” windows open two hours prior to tip-off of each home game. The “Will Call” windows are located at the Oracle Arena Box Office on the East side of Oracle Arena. Picture identification is required to pick up any tickets. Will Call does not have a phone number; it is only a drop off and pick up point for day of game tickets.
Complimentary Wifi is available to all guests entering Oracle Arena.
Beverages and/or food of any kind may not be brought into Oracle Arena. Alcoholic beverages are available at concession stands, beverage carts and clubs throughout Oracle Arena. Fans may not bring alcohol into the upper or lower bowl during the 4th quarter.
Service animals are permitted inside the arena. All other animals are prohibited.
The Warriors and Oracle Arena staff are committed to ensuring a safe and fun environment for all fans. AS A SECURITY MEASURE, COOLERS, BACKPACKS AND OTHER LARGE BAGS ARE NOT ALLOWED into Oracle Arena. Bags must be smaller than 14″ x 14″ x 6″ in size. Oracle Arena will deny entry into the facility to those who carry any of the items larger than this size until they are stored elsewhere by the ticket holder. The Warriors or Oracle Arena will not assume the responsibility for the storage of any of these items.
Bag Check is located across the plaza from Oracle Arena at the Customer Accomodations window at the Coliseum. Bag Check is available for $10. Bag Check service will close 30 minutes after the game. Any items not claimed will be sent to Lost and Found for a maximum of 30 days. Oracle Arena and its agents are not liable for any damage to items left at Bag Check. Bag Check will not accept or check items of unusual value or those exceeding $100.
Cameras with lenses less than 3 inches in length are permitted, but the use of a flash is not allowed. All types of video and audio equipment are not permitted in Oracle Arena.
A ticket is required for all children 24 months and older. Children under 24 months are complimentary and are allowed to sit in the lap of an adult with a ticket.
Oracle Arena opens at 6:00 p.m.
All ticket holders can enter Oracle Arena through our East, North or South Main Entrances. Sideline Club ticket holders may also enter through the Plaza Entrance next to the Oracle Arena Box Office and Warriors Team Store. Courtside Club, VIP Floor and Suite holders may also enter through the VIP Valet Lot entrance, E or F Lot entrances. Use our interactive parking map for complete details.
Food and/or beverages of any kind may not be brought into Oracle Arena.
The Golden State Warriors strive to provide an entertaining and safe environment for all of our patrons. Fans who are found guilty of public intoxication, using offensive language, throwing objects or any other behavior deemed by Warriors or Arena Guest Services Representatives as disruptive or dangerous in nature are subject to ejection from Oracle Arena. The Warriors also adhere to the NBA Fan Code of Conduct, which sets forth expected standards of decorum for all fans attending NBA games.
A warning card with the following printed language must be given by an arena security representative to any fan who has engaged in excessive verbal abuse of a player, coach, game official or another fan:
“You are being issued a warning that the comments, gestures and/or behaviors that you have directed at players, coaches, game officials and or/ other spectators constitute excessive verbal abuse and are in violation of the NBA Fan Code of Conduct. This is the first and only warning that you will receive. If, after receiving this warning, you verbally abuse any player, coach, game official or spectator, you will be immediately ejected from Oracle Arena without refund”.
The following items are prohibited from Oracle Arena. All items are subject to search:
The following items are prohibited from the Oracle Arena Parking Lot:
Oracle Arena reserves the right to exclude any additional items that are not specifically mentioned in the list above. All small bags are permitted, but will be searched. All guests are subject to search upon entering Oracle Arena.
No re-entry is permitted after you have exited Oracle Arena turnstiles.
Signs, flags and banners are permitted inside Oracle Arena, as long as the information contained on them is not politically, religiously, or commercially motivated, do not block existing signs or another guest’s view and do not carry obscene messages. Warriors and Arena Guest Services Representatives reserve the right to ask any fan to remove a sign or banner from Oracle Arena.
No smoking of any kind is permitted in Oracle Arena. Patrons who fail to comply with this policy may be subject to ejection from Oracle Arena.
Wheelchairs are permitted at Oracle Arena. During Warrior games at Oracle Arena, the disabled drop-off and pick-up area is located on the north and south ramps leading up to the Plaza, which is the area between the Coliseum and Oracle Arena where the Box Office is located. Oracle Arena also offers accessible parking, which is located in the first two rows of the parking lot, closest to Oracle Arena. Spaces are limited. Additionally, there are three elevators at Oracle Arena which are ADA accessible. The first is located on the west side near section 114; the other two are located on the east side near section 101.
Guests with parking passes may enter the parking lots at 3:15 p.m. Cash parking lots open at 4:00 p.m.
Located off Interstate 880 in Oakland, Oracle Arena can be accessed in a variety of ways. View our interactive parking map, and get complete details on directions, pricing and public transportation below.
You can now prepay your parking for individual games at a discounted rate ($30 instead of $40 at the gate)!
Note: VIP, Club and Luxury Suite Parking Lots are for pre-paid parking only
Fans attending Warriors games can take BART right to Oracle Arena. Use the Coliseum/Oakland Airport Station exit. For more information on BART or to view schedules click here.
Want to be dropped off right outside the Arena? Take your favorite ride-sharing service to the arena and you’ll be dropped off at the arena’s convenient pickup and drop off location on the northwest corner of B Lot (View MAP).
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