Serving more than 1,000,000 customers since 2005
Get Tickets By Phone! 866-820-4553
Why Choose etc?
Inventory
ETC is a resale marketplace, not a box office or a venue. We have tickets to thousands of events all
over the world. If you need it, we've got it.
Our 100% Guarantee
All the tickets we sell come with our 100% Guarantee.Read guarantee
Pricing
We sell tickets at market value. Prices may be above or below face value. So look around and you'll be able to
find lots of great deals here.
Experience
ETC has been selling tickets since 2005. We provided tickets to more than a million customers
throughout the world.
Keep in touch!
Useful Info
How to Score NBA Basketball Tickets
NBA games are back and bigger than ever. After a decline in overall regular season attendance between 2006 and 2012, there has been a steady increase in fans buying NBA tickets. In 2016, NBA arenas saw nearly 22 million fans take in NBA basketball games at venues like Oracle Arena in Oakland, the Verizon Center in D.C., and Boston’s TD Garden, which is a new NBA basketball season attendance record.
That’s the Ticket
The NBA schedule is full of great storied rivalries, and all the NBA Teams offer a different fan experience—and a different price to attend a game. Recent data shows that the most affordable place to see NBA matches is in New Orleans, where the average ticket price is around $30. At the other end of the spectrum, it will cost more than four times as much to see a game at Madison Square Garden. Lakers tickets at the Staples Center come in a distant second place with an average cost around $100. Outside of the glitz and glamour of New York and L.A., both red-hot Golden State Warrior tickets and Miami Heat tickets average close to $75 apiece.
The Arena Experience
If you’ve never been to an NBA basketball arena, you may not know exactly what to expect—whether you’re going to a concert, a game or major another event. Just as ticket prices vary widely, so too do the home courts of different NBA basketball teams. Madison Square Garden, home of the Knicks, is considered by some to be the Mecca of NBA arenas thanks to its unique architecture, passionate fans, and central Manhattan setting. The Staples Center has a futuristic vibe, easy access via light rail, and plenty of celebrity sightings—especially when the Lakers make it to the NBA playoffs. The Indiana Pacers’ Banker’s Life Fieldhouse has the raucous feel of a college court—in the best way possible.
NBA games are back and bigger than ever. After a decline in overall regular season attendance between 2006 and 2012, there has been a steady increase in fans buying NBA tickets. In 2016, NBA arenas saw nearly 22 million fans take in NBA basketball games at venues like Oracle Arena in Oakland, the Verizon Center in D.C., and Boston’s TD Garden, which is a new NBA basketball season attendance record.
That’s the Ticket
The NBA schedule is full of great storied rivalries, and all the NBA Teams offer a different fan experience—and a different price to attend a game. Recent data shows that the most affordable place to see NBA matches is in New Orleans, where the average ticket price is around $30. At the other end of the spectrum, it will cost more than four times as much to see a game at Madison Square Garden. Lakers tickets at the Staples Center come in a distant second place with an average cost around $100. Outside of the glitz and glamour of New York and L.A., both red-hot Golden State Warrior tickets and Miami Heat tickets average close to $75 apiece.
The Arena Experience
If you’ve never been to an NBA basketball arena, you may not know exactly what to expect—whether you’re going to a concert, a game or major another event. Just as ticket prices vary widely, so too do the home courts of different NBA basketball teams. Madison Square Garden, home of the Knicks, is considered by some to be the Mecca of NBA arenas thanks to its unique architecture, passionate fans, and central Manhattan setting. The Staples Center has a futuristic vibe, easy access via light rail, and plenty of celebrity sightings—especially when the Lakers make it to the NBA playoffs. The Indiana Pacers’ Banker’s Life Fieldhouse has the raucous feel of a college court—in the best way possible.
Copyright 2017 © All rights reserved