The Golden State Warriors have tickets available at their new area -- but you won't be able to watch the games.

According to a report by ESPN's Darren Rovell, the Warriors are offering $100 monthly passes just to get into Chase Center -- but you won't be allowed any view of the court. The monthly passes would enable people to go into bars and restaurants inside the arena but no seating or area to actually watch the live game take place.

"The team sent an email to its fans on Monday offering a monthly "In The Building Pass." The pass simply gets a fan into the team's Oracle Arena for every home game for $100 a month.

The mobile pass does not include a seat, and with no access to the seating bowl, doesn't even include a view of the court itself. The team says fans who purchase the pass will have access to the arena's bars and restaurants and can watch on the televisions in the club areas. Fans do have a chance to receive one of the Warriors giveaways if they are one of the first 10,000 people into the arena."

The Warriors currently have 44,000 people on their season ticket waiting list. The plan is to sell 200 of these "In The Building" passes on a monthly basis from November until April. Considering that Golden State has the premier team in the NBA and that they have 44,000 people waiting on their season ticket list alone, you can pretty much guarantee that there will be 200 people on a monthly basis that are willing to pay the $100 just to get into the Chase Center during it's inaugural season.

This is the first time that a major pro sports team will conduct such a business practice, as Rovell explains.

"Fans can purchase up to four "In The Building" passes, although each one must be connected to a name, and they are non-transferable. Warriors spokesperson Lisa Goodwin said the team plans to sell 200 passes each month, starting with November, and that the pass will automatically renew each month through April, as the offer is not being extended to the postseason.

There are currently 44,000 people on the Warriors season-ticket waiting list.

It is believed this is the first time a team has offered fans a ticket merely to get into the building without viewing access. The Dallas Cowboys, since 2009, have offered standing-room-only tickets to its games called Party Passes, but people in the first couple of rows can actually see the field."

The Warriors will play their final season at Oracle Arena this year; the arena is the oldest NBA home arena and originally opened in 1966. Golden State has sold out 299 consecutive home games, the fourth-longest streak in the league.