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Hotel Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay

This hotel is located on Biscayne Bay in Central Miami and is 2 minutes' drive from American Airlines Arena sports venue where Miami Heat Play.

There is a daily transfer service to Miami city centre and also The concierge desk at Marriott Biscayne Bay can help guests schedule transfers as well as water activities like scuba diving or jet skiing.

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Hotel Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District

Boasting a fitness centre, bar, shared lounge and free WiFi, Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District is set in Chicago, 900 yards from United Center where Chicago Bulls Play.

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Hotel Millennium Hilton New York Downtown

The Millenium Hilton New York Downtown is located in lower Manhattan and is minutes away from Madison Square Gardens and where The New York Knicks play.

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New York Knicks

Although they last won an NBA championship in 1973, New York City’s best known basketball team remains one of the most iconic and lucrative franchises in the NBA.

Whilst their home stadium, Manhattan’s world-famous, Madison Square Garden hosts over 20,000 spectators, (which usually includes a number of high profile celebrities such as Ben Stiller, Spike Lee and Chris Rock), and is undoubtedly one the best place on earth to watching a live basketball game!

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Miami Heat

One of the US’ most exciting cities, Miami is a perfect holiday-destination, home to stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and diversity of cultures, as well as Miami Heat.

One of the NBA's most exciting and famous franchises. Widely regarded as one of the best venues in the sport, the American Airlines Arena, is situated in the heart of the city, overlooking its famous harbour, and is undoubtedly one of the best places on earth to experience the thrilling atmosphere of live, world-class basketball!

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Chicago Bulls

Although they haven’t won a championship for nearly two and a half decades, the Chicago Bulls remain one of the most famous franchises in the sport.

Having enjoyed major success during the mid-90’s when their team included a host of now-legendary names such as Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and arguably the greatest of all time, Michael Jordan!

At nearly 21,000 capacity, the team’s home stadium, The United Center, is the largest in the NBA, and, though it may not be the fortress that it once was, it is undoubtedly still one of the best places on earth to watch live basketball!

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Toronto Raptors

The only Canada-based team in the NBA, the Toronto Raptors made history by winning their inaugural championship in 2019, and in the process became the first victorious team from outside the USA.

Though perhaps best-known globally for their partnership with Toronto-born rapper Drake, the Raptor’s are also regarded as one of the most exciting teams in the sport, while the atmosphere at their home matches, which are played at the city’s 19,800-capacity Scotiabank Arena, is among the best in the NBA.

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Boston Celtics

The third oldest and joint most successful franchise in the NBA, (along with the LA Lakers), The Boston Celtics have won the championship a total of 17 times.

And remain one of the sport’s most iconic global brands.

Renowned for their thrilling atmosphere, the Celtic’s home games are played at the 18,624-capacity TD Garden, in the heart of historically-rich downtown Boston, and are a must-experience for any basketball fans visiting this charming city!

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Golden State Warriors

Though they may not boast the global reputation of the Lakers or Bulls, California’s Golden State Warriors are one of the finest teams in the sport.

And have enjoyed major success in recent years, setting an NBA single regular season record of 73 wins and 9 losses in 2016 and winning successive championships in 2017 and 18. Boasting a number of exciting players, most notably Steph Curry who is widely regarded as one of the finest in the sport, the Warriors recently moved their home matches from nearby Oakland, to the brand new Chase Center, a state of the art, 1.4 Billion Arena overlooking San Francisco’s waterfront, which features a large exterior plaza (named Thrive City), home to several bars and restaurants and a 74-foot by 42-foot screen so those who miss out on tickets can follow the game from outside!

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