LeBron's preseason debut ticket prices surge for 76ers matchup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 7:06 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
The Philadelphia 76ers’ preseason home debut featuring LeBron James against the Boston Celtics on October 16 has seen ticket prices rise significantly. The ‘get-in’ price is set at $165, reflecting a 142% increase over the average price of $68 for the team's regular season games last year. Following his recent signing with the 76ers, James is expected to draw increased interest, with some non-premium tickets reaching $589. Experts predict that the average ticket price for 76ers games will rise by 40% this season. The NBA is anticipated to release its full schedule for the 2026-27 season in mid-August.
- •‘Get-in’ price for preseason game is $165.
- •Average ticket price for regular season games was $68.
- •Non-premium tickets for the game have reached $589.
- •Expectations of a 40% rise in average ticket prices this season.
- •NBA's 2026-27 regular season schedule to be released mid-August.
- 7:06 PMYahoo Sports — ‘LeBron Effect’: 76ers Preseason Match Costs 142% More Than Last Regular Season
"The “get-in” price for LeBron James’ potential preseason home debut is more than double the overall average purchase price for 76ers regular season home games last season.
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