Harlem Globetrotters- A night of Fun! Save 20%

If you only came here for the discount code then there ya go! Save 20% at checkout with the code: USFAM! I will admit that prices seem very costly in my opinion so hopefully this 20% off will really help you. I was blessed to be able to promote this discount and post about my experience to get free tickets for my family. I am not sure our budget would be able to afford the tickets... family of four and ticket prices we got were over a $100 each ticket... so it can make for a pricey night. Then add in if you get snacks, a ball, or a jersey you could spend a hefty paycheck in one evening of fun.

With that said, my family did have a good time. We saw good talent, we had lots of laughs, we cheered, and we enjoyed watching with each other. Some would say the Harlem Globetrotters are like the equivalent of WWE but with basketball. There is a storyline within the game, which helps get the crowd going and cheering.

My 11 year old had the most fun! He was standing up and cheering loudly, he was trying to get high 5's from the players! He did get a jersey too that he wore the next day to school because he was so pumped to tell his friends about the game. He got "Hot Shot's" autograph, thankfully the line didn't take too long to get through!

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