Ticket Prices For NBA Cup Games Have Plummeted

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The second annual NBA Cup is nearing its end, and fans have been very satisfied with the level of play during each game.

But the league might be a bit concerned by in-person excitement for the tournament.

According to TickPick, via NBACentral, the ticket prices for the NBA Cup in Las Vegas have “plummeted.”

The average ticket prices for the semifinals and final game have dropped 58 percent since last year, from $237 to just $98.

The cheapest tickets for the game between the Milwaukee Bucks and Atlanta Hawks are $29, while the most affordable for the battle between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets is $43.

For the final game, some fans are buying tickets for just $75.

What’s the reason behind this drop in pricing?

Some people feel the small-market teams involved are the cause of the lackluster prices, but there might be more to it than that.

Perhaps the pricing last season was just too high, and now the market is adjusting to a price that makes more sense, especially with so many other entertainment options in Las Vegas.

The NBA has been struggling with ratings lately, and the new soft ticket prices surely aren’t good news for commissioner Adam Silver.

With that being said, the NBA is still tweaking the NBA Cup to make it the best possible tournament for fans.

As time goes on, things will change with the Cup, and ticket prices will eventually even out.

No matter what happens, it’s clear that the NBA Cup is here to stay, as teams and fans seem quite happy with it.

 

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