There are several new food, drink, ticket deals and fan spaces at Moda Center this year. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new: 

The Portland Trail Blazers partnered with River & Rose Hospitality, a food and beverage partner, to offer several new food and drink options: 

Local restaurant partners Nacheaux, Iron Strike Burgers, Pizzicato, and Ranch Pizza have moved to the 100-level concourse. New this year, Tipsy Scoop on Mississippi Avenue will serve alcohol-infused ice cream at the Moda Center. 

For four Sunday games this year, the Blazers are offering a new package for families with children. At games on Nov. 30, Dec. 28, Jan. 11 and March 29, there will be mascots, face painting, interactive games, and kid-first fun zones throughout the whole arena.

There will be a family value menu, with $10 combo meals, $4 hot dogs, and $2 popcorn, plus Bloody Marys and Mimosas available for parents and anyone over 21 years old. 

Blazers Pizza Special: For 14 games this season, fans can get two tickets, two slices of Ranch Pizza and two sodas, starting at $50. The final cost is dependent on each game. The offer closes 48 hours prior to each game. Learn more here. 

Fred Meyer Family Games: For 16 games this season, families can snag two tickets, two entree baskets (chicken tenders or burger) and two drinks, starting at $49 depending on seat level. The offer closes 48 hours prior to each game. Learn more here. 

Student pass: Students with a valid .edu email address can sign up for Student Pass at no additional cost. Once enrolled, members receive a text message with a ticket offer a couple days before an available game. Learn more here.

New club spaces have been added this year, with the Cascade Club, a members-only lounge, and upgraded layout and furniture for the Oro Fino and Riverside Club on the event level. 

With fewer than 125 memberships available, the Cascade Club will have chef-driven menus, premium beer and wine, the Blazers said.

The Blazers made one of the most significant upgrades in recent Moda Center history, rolling out massive new video boards and LED displays for the 2025-26 season. It’s designed to give fans clearer views, more in-game stats and a modernized game-day atmosphere.