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2025 NBA Finals Ticket Prices Have Been Revealed: They’re ELITE

Brandon Ellis

TickPick has provided the Get-In Prices for the NBA Finals, and the results are a little surprising, to say the least. Potentially, that is the effect of the small market Finals between the markets of Indiana and Oklahoma. The bright side of the coin is that the experience of some of the games will be affordable for people who are invested in these two teams that made the Finals. These affordable rates, for the most part, should allow families to make a lot of memories. Here’s the Breakdown.

OKC’s Prices 

The Thunder have the cheapest ticket but the two most expensive prices with the two potential options to clinch the series, including a $1,441 Get-In Price for a Game 7. The Cheapest ticket is Thursday’s Game 1, with the cheapest GET-IN Price at $570. Which, for a Finals game, is kinda of unheard of at this point with the inflation where it’s at is unheard of. This is a great opportunity for someone if they want it. Thursday night is going to be electric in Oklahoma City with a potential easy sell-out, especially if the Get-In rates stay at that price point. 

Indiana’s Prices

The Indiana Tickets are also friendly for an NBA Finals ticket, with the three games at $734, $689, and $976, respectively. That is also really unheard of as well, if you can afford it, this series is showing that you should go to a game in Indiana if possible. This series is going to be a great BASKETBALL series, and the game of BASKETBALL will be showcased really well by two great teams. 

Final Thought

If you are a fan of these two franchises, these prices are a piece of great news to hear for you, yes, you’ll probably be in the Nose Bleeds, but being in the arena will create a huge memory for you and your family as you can say that you’ve been to a NBA Finals game. This series is going to be some fun basketball, and potentially could be a tight series, so the ticket price values are great for that fact alone. Total Apex Sports will have more NBA stories, especially on the Finals coverage side, throughout the rest of June. 

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