Knicks playoff tickets cost more than $20,000: ‘How am I supposed to support my team?’
battling the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 3 at Madison Square Garden on Friday night — is listed at $14,986. Add on another $5,251 in “fees” charged by the site and the total comes to $20,237 for the first-round Eastern Conference matchup.
That means a family of four would have to pay nearly $2,000 to cheer the Knicks from the nosebleed sections of The World’s Most Famous Arena — and that’s before buying hot dogs, pretzels and beer. “MSG’s mission is, and always has been, to put tickets at their original price directly in the hands of our fans attending our events.”, which seeks to offer playoff tickets in pre-sale while vetting purchasers so as to ensure the tickets don’t end up in the hands of resellers.“How am I supposed to support my basketball team lmao,” said one Knicks fan, who goes by the Twitter handle @bannedyoangel.
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