Brooklyn Nets Ticket Prices

Live ticket-market data for all 79 Brooklyn Nets games, read from StubOrder's own marketplace inventory. Free to cite with attribution.

A modest home premium

Home games run about 10% above road games: $62 against $56.

The spread across the schedule

The most expensive date, at New York Knicks at $409, costs 34.1 times the cheapest, at Indiana Pacers at $12. A single starting price for the season would describe neither.

Where the inventory sits

The deepest market on the schedule is at Chicago Bulls with 6,877 listings at $65, and the thinnest is at Cleveland Cavaliers with 374 at $54. Supply and price usually move against each other, and the thin dates are the ones worth buying early.

What the numbers are. Each get-in price is the lowest price our catalog reports for that game at the moment shown. These are asking prices, not transaction prices: we publish what sellers are asking, and we do not know what any ticket ultimately sold for. Parking passes, tailgate parties and shuttle listings are excluded, because they carry their own low prices and would otherwise drag the floor well below any actual seat.

How fees are handled. The seller price column is the listing price before fees. The all-in column adds a 20% booking fee, measured directly from 8,130 live listings across 6 games on 22 October 2026, where it held on 100.0% of them. Neither column includes tax, which is added at checkout, or the delivery charge that a small number of listings carry; in the same sample the delivery charge was $0.00 on 99.7% of listings. We re-measure rather than assume, because this rate has changed without notice before.

Why the seat map sometimes shows less. Open an event page and the seat map may list a seat below the figure published here. Measured across 6 games, its cheapest listing ran a median -13.4% against the catalog figure. The reason is what those cheaper listings are: sampling 175 of them on 31 August 2026 found 98% were speculative, meaning the seller does not hold the tickets yet and quotes a future delivery date. The catalog figure therefore tracks inventory a seller actually has in hand, which is the more conservative number and the one we would rather publish. The live seat map on each event page is authoritative at the moment of purchase.

How often it updates. Prices are re-read from live inventory every hour, and this page follows within about ten minutes. The stamp at the top is the time the data was read, not the time the page was served.

Citation. These figures are free to cite with attribution to StubOrder and the reading date. The complete table is available as a CSV download. Our full data methodology and editorial policy are published, and journalists can request a custom cut for an upcoming game or event.

Buying. StubOrder is an independent resale marketplace, so prices are set by sellers and can be above or below face value. To buy, see every Brooklyn Nets game with live seat maps.