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Hip-Hop | Hare-Raisers | Sixers Dancers | Jr. Dancers | The Hosts
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A Philadelphia 76ers game offers the fans a complete entertainment package. From being greeted at the doors by members of the Dance Team to the final buzzer and everything in between, though the action on the court might stop, it never comes to a halt in the arena! NBA Fan Code of Conduct.
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 | In his tenth season as team mascot, Hip-Hop, "the coolest mascot in the NBA,” excites and entertains Sixers fans with his high flying slam-dunks as well as his in arena antics. Also very active in the community, Hip-Hop averages over 250 appearances at local schools and hospitals each year. |
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 | Perhaps the most visible part of the Sixers game-day lineup, the Sixers Dancers are a group of professional dancers that present the crowd with energetic choreography during breaks in play. In their 10th season, the Sixers Dancers are also very involved in the team’s promotional and community events. |
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 | The Sixers Junior Dance Team, made up of boys and girls ages 9-12, are a dance squad that performs at select Sixers games each season. Under the same direction as the Sixers Dancers, the Junior Dance Team is also an integral part of the Sixers game-night entertainment. |
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 | The 76ers Public Address Announcer Matt Cord and In-Arena Host
Kathy Romano entertain Sixers fans before and during the game fan recognition, celebrity interviews, and trivia games. |
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