Game 1 tickets of the NBA Eastern/Western Conference Finals: Wild price difference

Four teams remain and the final games of the East and West Conference are officially determined.

The Knicks will take over against the Pacers in the east, while the thunder matches the Timberwolves.

Fans who want to see the game better hope that they have a television or a streaming device to look at, because for a specific team it will cost a lot of money to see the game personally.

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How much does it cost to participate in game 1 of every series?

The price difference is very visible between the two event locations of the first games.

Now it is not a big shock that the kinks that are in New York are a more expensive ticket, but the amount for a single ticket is remarkable.

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A family of four could all take part in game 1 of Thunder vs. Timberwolves, while these costs would only be sufficient for a ticket 1 of Knicks vs. Pacers.

671 US dollars can be transferred to a new phone for a month (possibly not in NYC), the internet bill, subscriptions, etc. for a new phone.

It is almost a point where the average person never has the chance to personally see your favorite team, with prices continue to rise.

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The Thunder/Timberwolves series should offer fans as good basketball as the young superstar Anthony Edwards, and Julius Randle will take on a team with the MVP candidate Shai Gilgeous-Aalexander to reach the NBA final in their career for the first time.

We saw what both players can do on the big stage, and there is no reason why it should be significantly lower than the price for a Knicks/Pacers ticket.

Brunson and Towns have recently played very well, which was supposed to set up a good series against a Pacers team that has already beaten two high -quality teams in this off -season.

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