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Brooklyn Nets home tickets for the 2026-27 season currently start as low as $21 for Charlotte, $22 for Utah and $24 for Chicago and Phoenix.
High-demand games are considerably more expensive, including the New York Knicks starting at $173, Golden State at $146, Philadelphia at $159 and the Los Angeles Lakers at $96.
Some of the cheapest Nets home games currently include Charlotte starting at $21, Utah at $22, Chicago and Phoenix at $24, and Orlando, Atlanta, Milwaukee and Indiana at $25.
Fans looking for lower-priced games should compare opponents and dates throughout the season, including games against the Utah Jazz, as prices can change with demand and available inventory.
Fans looking for cheap Brooklyn Nets tickets can find seats on TicketIQ with no hidden fees. For the 2026-27 season, Nets home tickets at Barclays Center currently start as low as $21, with a number of other games available for $25 to $40.
Prices vary significantly by opponent and date. Lower-priced home games include Charlotte from $21, Utah from $22, Chicago from $24 and Phoenix from $24. Higher-demand games against teams such as the New York Knicks, Golden State Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers can start substantially higher.
Brooklyn Nets theme nights and special events are scheduled throughout the 2026-27 season, including Caribbean Carnival against Atlanta on February 17 and HBCU Homecoming against Milwaukee on March 9.
The Nets also offer select special-event packages through Spinzo, which can include dedicated ticket inventory, theme-night benefits and experiences. Ticket prices vary by opponent and package.
Fans can buy Brooklyn Nets tickets on TicketIQ, where available resale inventory can be compared by game, section and price with no hidden fees. Ticketmaster is the Nets' primary ticketing platform for available primary-market inventory.
Fans looking for primary-market tickets can purchase Brooklyn Nets tickets directly through Ticketmaster.
Historical TicketIQ data shows that Nets ticket prices can move in either direction close to game day. Last season, Washington at Brooklyn increased 34% during the final three days, while Milwaukee at Brooklyn declined 30%.
The Knicks game in Brooklyn declined 8% to $138, showing that even high-demand games can become cheaper. Fans should monitor prices and inventory during the final 72 hours, but waiting does not guarantee a lower price.
Brooklyn Nets NBA Cup tickets currently start at $25 for the November 20 home game against Orlando at Barclays Center. The October 30 NBA Cup game against Detroit currently starts at $48.
Road NBA Cup games currently include Milwaukee starting at $42 and Toronto starting at $53. Prices can change as group play progresses and knockout-round matchups are determined. Fans can compare NBA Cup tickets throughout the tournament.
The Nets' biggest rivalry is with the New York Knicks, and those games are among Brooklyn's most expensive regular-season matchups. Knicks at Nets tickets currently start at $173 on February 1 and $184 on April 2.
Other important Eastern Conference matchups include the Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and Miami Heat. Rivalry prices can be significantly higher than lower-demand Nets games.
Games against the New York Knicks are among the most expensive Brooklyn Nets matchups of the season.
Knicks at Nets tickets currently start at $173 for February 1 and $184 for April 2 at Barclays Center. Historical pricing also shows the March 20, 2026 Knicks game in Brooklyn finishing with a $138 get-in price.
Prices are even higher when Brooklyn visits Madison Square Garden. Nets at Knicks tickets currently start at $277 for November 2 and $393 for December 27.
Barclays Center offers several named premium seating and hospitality experiences for Brooklyn Nets games, including Crown Club, The Toki Row, Qatar Airways Club, Gallagher Terrace, JetBlue at The Key and Luxury Suites.
Crown Club is Barclays Center's most exclusive club and includes access to courtside seats. The Toki Row combines theater-box seating with an all-inclusive dining experience, while Qatar Airways Club provides premium seating locations and all-inclusive culinary options on Event Level.
Gallagher Terrace includes in-seat dining service, while Luxury Suites provide private spaces with food and beverage options. Premium inventory and amenities vary, so arena-wide Nets get-in prices should not be used as an indication of premium seating prices.
Brooklyn Nets playoff ticket prices will depend on the opponent, round and demand if Brooklyn qualifies for the postseason. Early-round games are generally less expensive than later-round matchups, particularly if the Nets face a high-demand Eastern Conference opponent.
Fans can compare NBA Playoffs tickets throughout the postseason and NBA Finals tickets if Brooklyn advances to the championship series.
Barclays Center sits at Atlantic and Flatbush avenues between Downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene, Prospect Heights and Park Slope. Nearby places to eat or drink include Patsy's Pizzeria, Miriam, Alchemy, McMahon's Public House and North Pole Pub.
Fans can also find restaurants and bars along Fifth Avenue, Flatbush Avenue and throughout Fort Greene, all within walking distance of Barclays Center.
Barclays Center is one of New York City's major concert and entertainment venues in addition to being home to the Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty.
Upcoming 2026 concerts include Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, Teddy Swims, The Smashing Pumpkins, Don Omar, Brand New, Rod Wave, Rawayana, Young Miko and John Summit.
Phoebe Bridgers is scheduled for three Barclays Center shows from September 24 through September 26, followed by Weezer on September 30, Teddy Swims on October 2 and The Smashing Pumpkins on October 4. Additional concerts and special events are scheduled throughout the fall.
Fans can also find tickets on TicketIQ for concerts, New York Liberty games, family shows and other live events at Barclays Center.