Latest Ticket Prices for Knicks vs. LeBron James' 76ers Reveal Staggering Cost to Get Into MSG
On the heels of the most-expensive NBA Finals in history, the get-in price for the New York Knicks' opener against LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden is also going to cost a small fortune.
On the heels of the most-expensive NBA Finals in history, the get-in price for the New York Knicks' opener against LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers at Madison Square Garden is also going to cost a small fortune.
Ahead of Tuesday's opener between the Sixers and Knicks at MSG, the get-in price on various ticket resellers ranges from $1,865 to over $32,000.
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TickPick.com has the cheapest available tickets for $1,865 in section 418 row six, which is the very top-tier in the arena. It also has the most-expensive listing at $32,354 for a seat in row A, section 6D. There are three listings at more than $20,000 on the side.
The Rate Your Seats website notes seats between rows five through seven in most of the 400-level sections at MSG have an obstructed view.
StubHub.com has nine different listings of tickets for at least $10,000. The most expensive in the group is up for sale at $22,305 located in the third row of section seven behind one of the baskets.
SeatGeek has the smallest range of prices, but there is still a gap of nearly $10,000 between the cheapest ticket in section 225 and section 416.
To compare Tuesday night to the NBA Finals, Games 3 and 4 at Madison Square Garden had get-in prices starting at $11,000 and $13,000, respectively. So this game is, by that standard, more affordable for average fans.
Per Tania Ganguli of the New York Times , the cheapest ticket for the Knicks' season opener on Tuesday is $786 more than the cheapest ticket for the 2025-26 opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Not surprisingly, the Knicks have, by far, the highest median ticket price for home games this season at $226. The Los Angeles Lakers are a distant second at $113.
Interestingly, the Sixers—even with the addition of James—are fifth. They trail the Knicks, Lakers, Boston Celtics and Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Knicks will get their championship rings on Tuesday night before tipping off their season against the Sixers at 7 p.m. ET.
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