Knicks halt sales after pricing ‘mistake’ puts season opener tickets above $1,000
The defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenThe defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden. The get-in price for the 20 October season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers was more than $1,000.“We are pausing Knicks individual ticket sales due to a mistake in our pricing.
- ▪The defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden.
- ▪Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenThe defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden.
- ▪The get-in price for the 20 October season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers was more than $1,000.“We are pausing Knicks individual ticket sales due to a mistake in our pricing.
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The defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APView image in fullscreenThe defending champion Knicks will open the season against the 76ers at Madison Square Garden. Photograph: Ross D Franklin/APNew York KnicksKnicks halt sales after pricing ‘mistake’ puts season opener tickets above $1,000Get-in for game v LeBron James’s 76ers spiked to $1,408MSG Sports to restart sales and refund fans who paidAgenciesThu 17 Sep 2026 16.03 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe New York Knicks said Thursday they are pausing ticket sales after a mistake caused them to be listed at prices that were too high.The NBA champions put individual game tickets for the 2026/27 season on sale this week.
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