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Which NBA Teams Are Hosting Fans + How To Find The Cheapest Tickets
Where To Buy 2020-21 NBA Tickets
Depending on the team, primary market face value tickets for the 2020-21 NBA season can be purchased on Ticketmaster and StubHub.
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Which NBA Teams Are Hosting Fans For The 2020-21
| Team | Allowing Fans | Capacity |
| Atlanta Hawks | Yes | 3,000 (14%) |
| Boston Celtics | Yes | 2,320 (12%) |
| Brooklyn Nets | Yes | 1,770 (10%) |
| Charlotte Hornets | Yes | 5,000 (25%) |
| Chicago Bulls | TBD | -- |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | Yes | 2,720 (14%) |
| Dallas Mavericks | Yes | 3,900 (20%) |
| Denver Nuggets | Yes | 4,050 (22%) |
| Detroit Pistons | Yes | 750 (4%) |
| Golden State Warriors | Yes | 6,300 (35%) |
| Houston Rockets | Yes | 4,500 (25%) |
| Indiana Pacers | Yes | 4,500 (20%) |
| Los Angeles Clippers | Yes (4/18) | 2,000 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | Yes | 2,000 |
| Memphis Grizzlies | Yes | 3,600 (20%) |
| Miami Heat | Yes | 3,000 (15%) |
| Milwaukee Bucks | Yes | 3,300 (18%) |
| Minnesota Timberwolves | Yes | 3,000 (16%) |
| New Orleans Pelicans | Yes | 2,700 (16%) |
| New York Knicks | Yes | 1,980 (10%) |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | No | -- |
| Orlando Magic | Yes | 4,000 (21.2%) |
| Philadelphia 76ers | Yes | 3,100 (15%) |
| Phoenix Suns | Yes | 3,000 (16.2%) |
| Portland Trail Blazers | No | -- |
| Sacramento Kings | Yes (4/20) | 1,500 (20%) |
| San Antonio Spurs | Yes | 3,200 (17%) |
| Toronto Raptors | Yes | 3,500 (17%) |
| Utah Jazz | Yes | 3,902 (21%) |
| Washington Wizards | Yes | 2,100 (10%) |
2020-21 NBA COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols
While specific teams have their own health and safety protocols put in place based on state and local officials, the NBA released their own general policies prior to the start of the season. Those policies include:
- Eligible markets can host fans at 25% capacity.
- All fans over the age of two are required to wear masks.
- Fans must stay socially distance from people not in their seating pod.
- Fans must take part in a COVID-19 symptom survey prior to entering NBA arenas.
- Fans sitting within 30 feet from the court must test negative for COVID-19 two days prior to the game or a rapid test the day of the game.
- Food and beverages are not permitted for fans sitting 30 feet from the court
- NBA teams can install plexiglass between benches and seats.
- Arena suites can be at 25% capacity without fans being tested.
The 2020-21 NBA season began on December 11 and then the first half of the regular season will be played from December 22 to March 4. The league’s season will be split by the All-Star break from March 5 to 10. The NBA All-Star Game will be played in Atlanta on March 7th, 2021. The schedule for the second half of the season was released on February 24th. The second half will begin on March 10th and conclude on May 16th.
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