The Sacramento Kings organization unveiled its season ticket package for next season Tuesday.

Kings Season Ticket Holders will pay less for 99 percent of lower bowl seats in the 2010-11 season.

Ticket prices in the lower bowl will be reduced by six percent, while upper bowl prices will remain the same.

"We believe we created one of the best season ticket value packages in the NBA," Kings co-owner Gavin Maloof said in a press release. "Our commitment to our fans has never been stronger."

Prices for the lower bowl will range from $64-140, compared to $67.50-150 this season.

Fans who renew or purchase their season tickets by April 23 will get new incentives, which include free parking for 20 games and VIP lines at concessions.

While the Kings team improves, the organization still puts its fans as one of its top priorities.

"We are as excited about this team and direction of this franchise as we have ever been," Gavin's brother and co-owner Joe said in the release. "The future is indeed bright for the Kings and all of our great fans who have been with us through thick and thin."