LA Clippers Reveal Exciting Offer for Game vs. Houston Rockets

The Clippers have something special on the way for their fans

Dec 23, 2023; Los Angeles, California, USA; Owner of the Los Angeles Clippers Steve Ballmer meets / Jonathan Hui-USA TODAY Sports

As they prepare to enter the brand new Intuit Dome next season, the LA Clippers have a lot of exciting things in store for their fanbase. Among these is what the team is calling a Chuckmark, which is a level of fan certification that gives Clippers fans access to different perks, including seating in Intuit Dome's special fan section - The Wall.

When the Clippers host the Houston Rockets on April 14th, the team's final regular season game at Crypto.com Arena, the Clippers are offering all Chuckmark certified fans free food and non-alcoholic beverages.

#ClipperNation join the celebration on 4/14 as we say “farewell” at our final home game at https://t.co/8I9OL1J2oG Arena!

All fans who show up with a Chuckmark will receive FREE food and non-alcoholic beverages*

Get your Chuckmark today!

— LA Clippers (@LAClippers) April 3, 2024

As previously mentioned, Chuckmark certified fans will have access to several different perks next season, and the Clippers are sharing their appreciation for those fans on April 14th with free food and drinks.

The Clippers will say goodbye to Crypto.com Arena this season, and while April 14th is their final regular season home game in Downtown Los Angeles, the team hopes to make a deep playoff run that extends their stay at Crypto.com Arena into June.

It's common for NBA organizations to host a fan appreciation day on the final home game of a season, but the Clippers are taking that a step further this season with this offer. Fans who are not Chuckmark certified can receive certification by clicking this link and answering a few questions that verify their Clippers fandom.

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