MoraBanc Andorra Opens 2026-27 Season Ticket Sales with Discounts

MoraBanc Andorra basketball club has launched its 2026-27 season ticket sales on July 1 under the "Més vius que mai" slogan, applying modest increases of 3 to 10 euros across categories compared to the previous year. Membership fees stay unchanged at 50 euros for adult renewals, 100 euros for new adult sign-ups, and 35 euros for youth members, while single-game tickets remain 20 to 40 euros.

Existing season ticket holders can change seats from July 1 to 8, with promotional pricing for new sign-ups available from July 9 to 24. A discount of up to 40% applies until July 24, bringing adult tickets to 84-240 euros (levels 3 to 1), family packs to 57-174 euros (one source noted up to 214 euros for families), and reduced rates to 51-147 euros. Standard ACB prices from July 25 range from 140-400 euros for adults, 95-290 euros for families, and 85-245 euros for reduced rates. Children under six enter for 5 euros without assigned seating.

Among the updates, a new partial-view zone (VP) opens opposite the benches, priced at 111-300 euros depending on the source and level. The club is promoting digital season cards for sustainability, with physical versions costing 6 euros or 4 euros for those over 65. Tickets cover all 17 regular-season home games at Pavelló Toni Martí and include member benefits such as 20% off merchandise and tickets, exclusive offers, and priority event access. Payments are available in full or four installments from August 10 to November 1.

The Allau Blava animation section retains its incentive: fans attending at least 12 home games receive a full refund. Last season closed with 2,585 season ticket holders, marking 219 new sign-ups and 41 cancellations for a net increase of 178.

Separately, ex-guard Sir'Jabari Rice, who posted 13.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 3.9 assists last year, has signed with Italy's Reyer Venezia for the EuroCup.

Three players—Shannon Evans (Guinea), Stan Okoye (Nigeria), and Aaron Best (Canada preliminary squad)—are in the final FIBA window. Guinea plays Rwanda today and Tunisia on Sunday, while Nigeria faces Tunisia today and Rwanda on Sunday; the teams meet tomorrow. Canada meets Puerto Rico on Saturday and Jamaica next Tuesday. No retentions for next season have been announced.