Knicks halt sales after pricing ‘mistake’ puts season opener tickets above $1,000
Summary
The New York Knicks stopped selling single-game tickets after a pricing mistake listed some tickets for over $1,000. They plan to lower prices to last year’s levels plus a 12% increase and will refund customers who already bought tickets at the higher price.Key Facts
- Knicks individual game tickets for the 2026-27 season went on sale recently.
- Tickets for the season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers were mistakenly priced above $1,000.
- The Knicks paused ticket sales to correct the prices and will restart soon.
- Fans who bought tickets at the higher price will get a refund for the difference.
- Prices will be set at last year’s prices plus an average 12% increase.
- The Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years last season.
- The average ticket price for Knicks home games is $262, higher than any other NBA team.
- The season opener is expected to be a major event, with the 76ers signing LeBron James and Jaylen Brown.
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