Following the New York Knicks’ 105-104 win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, ticket prices for Games 3 and 4 at Madison Square Garden skyrocketed.
The possibility of watching the Knicks win and celebrate their first NBA championship since 1973 in person at Madison Square Garden is becoming more expensive by the minute.
Game 3 and 4 ticket prices have already doubled
According to Gametime, the get-in price for Game 3 shot up to $11,736 after the Knicks’ Game 2 win was final. On Thursday afternoon, the get-in price was $7,142.
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For Game 4, which now could be a championship clincher for the home team, the get-in price is $14,654. That’s up from $7,232 the day before Game 2 was played.
The most expensive price for Monday’s Game 3, with tickets in the lower bowl, are $104,435. That price shot up from $96,997 on Thursday afternoon after reports that President Trump was planning to attend the game. For Game 4 on Wednesday, the most expensive seats on the floor at MSG are priced at $109,106.
By comparison, if the Spurs are able to win a game in New York to force a Game 5 at Frost Bank Arena in San Antonio, the get-in price is $1,918 with the most expensive seats at $86,893.
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If the series returns to MSG for a Game 6, ticket prices are currently $10,741 to get in and $109,263 at their most expensive. But those rates will surely increase significantly if there’s a chance that the Knicks could win the series and NBA championship on Tuesday, June 16.
In the event of a Game 7 in San Antonio, Knicks fans will probably save money by taking a road trip. The get-in price for the winner-take-all contest is currently $3,400 with the most expensive ticket going for $97,310.
