Playoff Tickets

From the $100 mark, like in any other sport, ticket prices increase and can cost a substantial amount of money if you’re looking for really good seats.

The average price of playoff tickets overall is a little over $300, with prices rising in the later rounds.

Also, what ticket purchasers should be aware of when hitting the secondary market, is that elimination games (meaning games four, five, six, and especially seven) will garner higher prices than games earlier in a series. Read more

In general, earlier rounds of the NBA playoffs are less expensive than later rounds. This can vary due to demand and (again) the matchup of each series. A good example is that the New York metropolitan area, which is home to two NBA teams, the New York Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets, has a population of 15 million people. In comparison, the population of the Salt Lake City, Utah metro area is less than 10 percent of that figure (approximately 1.3 million people).
However, cities like Salt Lake that only have one or two total professional sports teams (all leagues) can have a very dedicated fan base, as opposed to areas that have many more teams (the New York metro area has nine including NFL, NBA, NHL, MLS, and MLB team). Read more

As mentioned previously, overall, the average starting ticket price for an NFL playoff game is $270. There are a lot of factors that affect each game, and the price of each seat for any particular game can vary greatly. The range follows somewhat of a bell curve, with there not being too many of either the cheapest or most expensive seats available.
For example, for Wild Card and Divisional round matchups, there are tickets available for most matchups priced between $120 and $180. However, you are much more likely to pay prices in the middle of the range, between $200 and $600. If you are looking for that once-in-a-lifetime experience and money is no object, high-end seats go from $1600 to several thousand dollars. Read more