Knicks stop ticket sales for LeBron James opener as prices exceed $1,200
Bloomberg • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 5:49 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
BasketballThe New York Knicks have paused ticket sales for their opening game featuring LeBron James. Prices for the high-demand seats have surged past $1,200, prompting the decision. This move comes ahead of the 2026 NBA season and reflects the significant market interest in superstar players. Further details on when ticket sales may resume have not been announced.
- •Knicks halt ticket sales due to skyrocketing prices.
- •LeBron James set to feature in season opener.
- •Prices for tickets have exceeded $1,200.
- •Decision comes ahead of the start of the NBA season.
- •No timeline provided for resumption of sales.
- 5:49 PMBloomberg — Knicks Pause Ticket Sales After LeBron James Opener Seats Top $1,200 - Bloomberg.com
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