Knicks tickets reach record prices as Finals series nears Game 3
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Ticket prices for Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden have surged to record levels. Average prices are around $5,137, with the cheapest ticket exceeding $4,191. This game represents the Knicks’ first Finals appearance in 27 years, generating intense demand from fans and collectors alike. Comparatively, ticket prices for Game 1 in San Antonio are significantly lower, averaging $755. Spurs season-ticket holders are facing restrictions against reselling tickets, which adds to the rarity of access for fans.
- •Game 3 tickets at MSG average $5,137, highest on record.
- •Cheapest Game 3 ticket is priced at $4,191.
- •Game 1 in San Antonio has an average ticket price of $755.
- •Spurs season-ticket holders risk losing membership for reselling.
- •Knicks fans debate selling tickets for profit versus attending.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Knicks Tickets Sell for Over 6 Figures as Fans — and Celebs Sitting Courtside — Rush to See the Team’s First Finals in Decades
"Tickets to Game 3 at Madison Square Garden are currently 455% more expensive than tickets to Game 1 in San Antonio
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