January 17, 20179 yr I wouldn't be any sort of avid supporter, but if I could get good seats for $40 (or cheaper) I'd attend a game here and there. Unfortunately I doubt $40 gets one in the door at an NBA game most nights. Cheaper depending on who they play.
January 18, 20179 yr I wouldn't be any sort of avid supporter, but if I could get good seats for $40 (or cheaper) I'd attend a game here and there. Unfortunately I doubt $40 gets one in the door at an NBA game most nights. They could give me courtside seats and I wouldn't go, now luxury box with free food and drinks......I might think about it. :lol2: I'm just not a fan of the NBA.
January 18, 20179 yr They could give me courtside seats and I wouldn't go, now luxury box with free food and drinks......I might think about it. :lol2: I'm just not a fan of the NBA. Games are much different in person.
January 18, 20179 yr Anyone who hasn't been to an NBA game is really missing out on an experience. The fan experience is probably the best of all the major professional sports. I'm not a huge NBA fan and basically on watch when the playoffs start but making the drive up to Indy for a Pacers game is definitely a good time.
January 18, 20179 yr Games are much different in person. They really are. The NBA and NHL are the two sports where I can legitimately say it's better to be at the game than at home watching.
January 18, 20179 yr For most places (basically besides Cleveland, Golden State, SA, Boston, and OKC) getting an NBA ticket is about as easy as getting a Reds ticket or similar MLB game.
January 19, 20179 yr Upper Arena seating at non marquee NBA games are cheap and easy to come by, probably not going to get too many chances to get good lower level seats for less than $50-75.
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