Knicks pause ticket sales after pricing error ahead of season opener

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Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Knicks pause ticket sales after pricing error ahead of season opener
Summary

The New York Knicks announced a pause on individual ticket sales due to a pricing error that resulted in excessively high ticket prices. The team revealed that the cheapest ticket for their Oct. 20 season opener against Philadelphia was erroneously listed at over $1,000. In a statement, Madison Square Garden Sports indicated that they will revert to last year’s prices with a nominal increase of 12%. Fans who purchased tickets at the incorrect prices will receive refunds for the difference. The price adjustment follows the team’s recent championship win, which typically leads to higher ticket costs.

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  • Knicks paused ticket sales due to an internal pricing error.
  • Lowest ticket price for Oct. 20 opener was mistakenly over $1,000.
  • Team plans to roll back to last year's prices plus 12% increase.
  • Fans will be refunded the price difference for tickets already purchased.
  • The Knicks are celebrating their first championship since 1973.
Latest Updates
  • 5:19 PMYahoo SportsKnicks pause ticket sales after error caused them to be listed at prices too high
  • 5:11 PMYahoo SportsKnicks suspend ticket sales, refund fans after error led to massive increase: 'Our intention was never to overcharge'
What they're saying
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The New York Knicks said Thursday they are pausing ticket sales after an error caused them to be listed for amounts that were too high. There is generally a ticket increase after seasons when the Knicks made the playoffs. Owner James Dolan has not raised them when the team does not.

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An "internal error" reportedly led to the Knicks posting higher-than-expected ticket prices.

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