Where To Buy San Jose Sharks Tickets
Single-game tickets on the primary market for the 2019-20 San Jose Sharks are currently available. For their entire history, the Sharks have played in the SAP Center and single-game tickets are available through Ticketmaster. Below is an example of a typical Sharks seating chart and availability, which shows that there are good amount of unsold face value options directly from the team.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Low Price Guarantees on sold out San Jose Sharks tickets for all games on the 2019 schedule, and all sold out NHL tickets. That means that if you find a secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or SeatGeek, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit. TicketIQ customers save an average of 5% to 20%, compared to StubHub and SeatGeek. Below is a seat map showing the cheapest tickets on the secondary ticket market by zone for their most expensive game at SAP Center against the Golden Knights on October 4h:
How Much Are 2019-20 San Jose Sharks Tickets
As with most teams, the Sharks use dynamic pricing, charging different prices for each game. For marquee match-ups, primary market seats range from $53 to $235; for a game against a lesser opponent, prices range from $35 to $144. While you can currently sit anywhere in the building for each game, there’s not a great deal of availability concentrated in one location. Other than the upper deck behind the goal, you’ll only find scattered pockets of seats to choose from.
On the secondary market, however, there are bargains to be had. The Sharks enter the 2019-20 season on the cheaper side of the spectrum with the 25th highest average resale price in the league; seats are currently averaging $96, an 11% decrease from last year.
On the ice, the Sharks still have a pretty strong roster. Joe Thornton is still kicking, Logan Couture broke the 70-point plateau last season, and both Brent Burns and Erik Karlsson are elite defensemen. The loss of Joe Pavelski will sting a bit, but San Jose still has plenty of talent. At this point, sagging ticket prices are probably more due to fatigue than anything else; the Sharks have putting up strong regular seasons before failing in the playoffs seemingly every season.
What are the Sharks Season Ticket and Mini Plan Options
If you plan on attending several Sharks games this season, the team offers several ticket plans. The first is a traditional season ticket, which costs between $30 and $430 per game, depending on your seating location. The plan also includes some extra benefits, like discounted concessions, priority access to playoff tickets, and invitations to season ticket holder events.
One step below that is a half season plan, which includes 21 regular season games and two playoff games per series. There are two different options to choose from, but both cost the same amount, ranging from $40 to $217 per game.
The Sharks also offer four 11 game plans. Each has a different theme—Best of the West, Power Play, Coast to Coast, and Weekday Saver—and includes different games; the first three plans range in prince from $42-$226 per game, while the Weekday Saver costs between $34 and $136 per game. There’s also an option to build your own mini plan.
Lastly, the Sharks allow you to build your own six game mini plan. While prices are obviously more expensive than the larger plans, this option allows you to only see the games you truly want to see.
Where are Club Seats at the SAP Center
If you want a more premium experience at the Sharks game, you can choose between two different suites. Both include a variety of seating options, televisions, and the option to purchase food and beverage catering.
Penthouse suites are located at the top of the arena and come at two price points. 18 game tickets and four parking passes cost between $5000 and $7500 depending on the match-up, while 30 tickets and six parking passes cost between $8500 and $11500.
The concourse suites offer similar amenities, but are located between the 100 and 200 levels of the arena. Each box includes 19 tickets and four parking passes; prices range from $6000 to $9000, depending on the game.
Sharks Mobile Ticketing Info
Like many other teams, the Sharks have phased out physical tickets. If you’re attending a game, you can get into the building using digital tickets on your Sharks Mobile app.
