Win a 4-Pack of Tickets to the Harlem Globetrotters @Honda Center
There’s a new basketball team in So. Cal., and I’m not talking about the Clippers. This team is even more exclusive.
The Harlem Globetrotters bring their entirely unique brand of basketball to Honda Center for two shows this Saturday, February 18. Come see the matinée at 1:00 p.m. or the evening show at 7 p.m., and find out how to get a Free Family 4-Pack below!
Also, don’t miss your chance to see reality royalty as “Big Easy” Lofton from The CBS series The Amazing Race will be joined by the TNT Maddox, the first female Globetrotter in nearly 20 years at the “Meet and Greet” this Friday at the Irvine Spectrum. Come get an autograph or get your picture taken with the stars on Friday, February 17, from 11:15 to 12:15 at the Edwards Courtyard located in front of the Edwards 21 Cineplex at the famed Irvine Spectrum.
As this is a must-see show the whole family can enjoy, friends of Irvine Spectrum Center will receive $5 off each ticket! Just use special code SPECTRUM when purchasing tickets online to either the 1 p.m. matinée or 7 p.m. performance.
Also, consider adding a Magic Pass to your order. For $15 more, you’ll have the opportunity for an exclusive behind the scenes tour 90-minutes before the show, including a free autograph when you meet the Harlem Globetrotter players and their “world”-famous mascot, Globie.
How do you win your 4-Pack to the matinée performance on Saturday? Easy, just leave a comment below letting us know your favorite baskeball memory. The winner will be drawn at random on Thursday, February 16 at 10:00 p.m. PT.
You can bet your Sweet Georgia Brown, it’ll be a great time for the whole family!
Update: Our Winner is Jill Harake! Congratulations. I hope your girls enjoy it.
Hi, I remember fondly watching the 70s cartoon version of the Harlem Globetrotters.
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My parents took me to the see Globetrotters as a kid. I would love to take my kids!
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Watching the Harlem Globetrotters and Scooby Doo cartoon!
My favorite basketball memory is watching my beloved CSUF Titan basketball team come from behind to soundly defeat UCSB in a hotly contested game last week.
My favorite basketball memory is watching the LA Lakers.
I have never been to a basketball game, so my favorite basketball memory is something I saw on television. I really liked watching Kobe score 81 points in that game back in 2006!!! Domination!
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My mom and I used to watch every Chicago Bulls game when Michael Jordan played. I’ve always wanted to see the Harlem Globetrotters!
I remember seeing the Lakers play, and that was fun.
My favorite memory was attending my first Lakers game at Staples and seeing Denzel sitting courtside. When the game was over I spotted Beyonce’s parents and sister, Solange. She was nice enough to pose for a photo op.
Wow, very nice!!! I would love to take my 3 kids.
My Favorite Basket ball Memory is when Kobe Bryan became a Laker, did some amazing things, now with the New Jeremy Lin sensation, my kids call experience the new sensation of basketball. I hope Jeremy Lin becomes a bigger star so my kids can lean that all things are possible to those who dream!
I loved watching the harlem globetrotters on t.v. when I was a kid and would love to take my 5yr old son to see them live.
thanks jane
My favorite memory was having a chance encounter with the Globetrotters at an airport in the former USSR during Summer 1989. They gave courtside tickets to our group to go see the game!
I remember seeing the globetrotters as a kid with my dad.
My daughter and I are always looking for new things to see and do. The Harlem globetrotters would be a great experience.
Game 1 in ’95 – Eastern Semifinals – Reggie Miller hits two 3-pointers in 5.4 seconds to tie the game at 105 with 13.3 seconds left. Not my fave player because of his trashtalking but his play was unbelievable. (Yes, Indiana won that game in OT)
The Globetrotters have been reminding kids and families for years to exercise, be focused, and have fun! You know most kids after watching them will go straight home and practice. What is better than exercising your mind and body and not even realizing your doing it. We should do more things like this
I am not a big fan of basketball but would LOVE to give the tickets to my husband who would be so happy to go!
My only memory is watching the Harlem Globetrotter cartoon when I was little. Other than that, I’ve never been to a game before do this is a great opportunity!
My favorite basketball memory is going to clipper games with my dad when I was three and four and eating more ice cream than I could imagine then being able to take him to a a sold out ucla/ua game as a college student.
My son and his friends would LOVE to see the Globetrotters!
Took my 3-year-old twin boys to a Clippers game recently and they loved it! Would love to make a new memory with them but taking them to a Harlem Globetrotters game.
My favorite basketball memory is growing up playing basketball games at the local Boys & Girls Club, in which I have met my two dearest friends, now we’re in college
When I was learning to whistle as a kid i would practice to the Harlem Globetrotters theme song. Go ahead! Try it!
My favorite memory is being on the outdoor basketball court, at my junior high school, trying to learn how to play! I would love to take my family to see the Harlem Globetrotters!
My favorite memory is watching my oldest daughter play basketball for the first time and she still loves the game today!
My favorite memory of basketball was when I went to a Lakers game to watch Kareem and Magic play….it was AWESOME!!!
When I was little I had watched the Harlem Globetrotters on TV with Scooby Doo. I had always wanted to see them LIVE!
My fav ball memory is when my husband came home from playing ball with a huge cut under under his eye and my 4 year old daughter asked him if Kobe did that to him! We would love to take our kids to see the Globetrotters! Pick us! My girls would love it!
Jill… You are our winner! Congratulations!
My favorite basketball memory would be playing HORSE in my neighbor’s driveway in elementary school.
My greatest basketball memory is my dad taking me out on the weekends to shoot hoops. This thursday marks a year since he passed away. My husband has never seen the Globetrotters. Would love to take him!
Yea, I want to WIN some tix to the awesome Harlem Globetrotters.
My favorite basketball memory is watching the Harlem Globetrotters and on the Scooby Doo cartoon. Would to create a new favorite memory watching them with my kids.
11 years ago took my 8 and 11 years old daughters to a summer basketball camp in Cal state Long Beach,summer
hot but awesome because they learn the basics,met many pros and enjoy the court very much,now my 10 years old boy is learning and would love to see the pros in action,only has been playing in the YMCA courts so far, this is an inspiring oportunity!
My dad took me to see the Globe Trotters when I was a kid. I vividly remember one of the players dumping a pail of feathers onto an audience member. I would love to take my two sons to see the game.
I remember the Harlem Globe Trotters as a kid! My parents took us once and it was a show to be remembered forever! This would sure be a special treat for our two kiddos! Thanks
I love the Harlem Globe Trotters, and also remember the 1970s TV show. I briefly considered joining the girls’ basket ball team!
I love the Harlem Globe Trotters! I briefly considered joining the girls’ basketball team at school.
My favorite basketball memory is that of shooting hoops with my daughter. Thats her favorite sport. We tend to spend our Sunday afternoons just bonding for an hour or so playing a one on one game. We also catch a few laker games on TV. My daughters never seen the Globetrotters and I think shed be in aweeee and have a blast
My favorite basketball memory is when I won a scholarship from the Lakers as a senior in high school(for academics). My family got to go the Forum Club, meet the players, sit in Jerry Buss’s box and get presented the award on the court at halftime! Good thing we were and still are big Lakers Fans! Would love to take my 12 yr old to see the Globetrotters. He loves basketball too!
I remember the first time my dad took me to see the globetrotters, I was so mad because I didnt like basketball. BUT as soon as I saw them in action I was hooked. I was about 5 years old, Now I would love to take my kids so i can give them the same experience I had.
My father took me last year before he had Stomach Anerysm Surgery. I just wanted to something special with my dad before his life changes. He is doing okay and still making strides in his life!
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Just out of high school and working with the YMCA’s after school program and attempting to teach the kids K-2nd grade how to play basketball and getting paid to shoot hoops and make up silly shots just to see the faces of the kids I was working with light up with laughter at me aka The Grown Up! HA HA
I have 2 favorite memories, when both my boys made their first shots this year. The look of accomplishment on their faces was pricesless. They would both love to see the Globetrotters play.
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I was very fortunate to grow up with a father who loved basketball. I remember my Dad taking my sister & I to see the Harlem Globtrotters as little girls. We were amazed by Metolark Lemon. We had so much fun. We went home and tried very hard to spin our basketball on our fingers. That night is one of the best memories of my father. We had a magical night.
I am now a Mommy of two boys who also love basketball. Wishing I could share a similar evening with my own boys.
I remember watching a HGT commercial back home and that was how I got to know about them. Would like to have my kids experience and watch their show.
My favorite basketball memory is last weekend, watching my son make a 3 point shot in his game. He has special needs, and was SO excited. The smile on his face was priceless.
My favorite basketball memory is when Larry Bird returned after half time to help the Celtics beat the Indiana Pacers after being injured in the first quarter.
These guys are timeless! I ALWAYS wanted to see them in person! My favorite basketball memory was being the little sister to my brother who was on the varsity team!! How cool!!
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I remember playing basketball in high school, it was the best! Now I enjoy watching my son play! I have never been to the Globetrotter show, I would love to take my boys!
I loved being in the old Chicago Stadium watching the Bulls in the beginning of their 5 ring Championships road! The place was so loud!
My favorite basketball memory was watching my husband win a halftime game at the Laker’s halftime! He hangs a copy of his check from the Lakers up in his Man cave!!
I got to watch Jordan play live (once), with courtside seats at the peak of his career. It was great!
My favorite basketball memory (big fan and played through High School) was going to a Laker game as a young kid at the “Fab Forum” and walking down on the floor and seeing Kareem Abdul Jabbar in warm ups and thinking.. “wow, I didn’t know they lowered the baskets for warm-ups, he can dunk it without even jumping”.
OK one more.. I saw the Globertrotters as a kind at the LA Forum.. Meadowlark Lemon, Curly Neal.. the water bucket trick! ..my eight year old daughter would love it.. she asked me last week “Dad what are the Harlemglobetrotters” after seeing the ad for the Honda Pond games in OC Family .. I said kind like the Lakers but a lot more fun and funny! She’s been to basketball camp already and said back to me “they have a girl dad” I said no they don’t and she showed me the ad — and they do! Modern times and things change!
My favorite basketball moment was when my 5-year old daughter stole her first basketball in a game against 6-8 year olds. She and her younger brother love the game (I and daddy do too). I grew up only going to one Globetrotter game with Meadowlark and Curly. Our kids would absolutely love it!!