How much Cavs 2016 NBA Finals tickets cost before Thursday's Game 6
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Regardless of outcome, Thursday night’s Game 6 of the 2016 NBA Finals will be the last time this year Cavs fans will see their team play at Quicken Loans Arena.
The Cavs are a win away from forcing a Game 7 in Oakland on Sunday.
But getting into Game 6 won’t be cheap, and fans will need to use secondary market sites like Flash Seats and StubHub to get in.
Here’s a look at how much tickets for Game 6 cost as of 11 p.m., on Wednesday.
Prices listed on Flash Seats are seller’s asking prices and do not include convenience fees.
Flash Seats
About 1,548 listings for Game 6 were still available, with the cheapest coming at $250 each. But the seats are for the sixth row of an upper deck section, providing some good value.
Fans trying to get into the lower bowl for Thursday night will cost at least $459.99 per seat.
Three listings share the most expensive ticket cost at $25,000. Two of the listings are for floor seats, and the third is for fifth-row seats in the lower deck.
Three additional listings had asking prices of $20,000 each, all of which are for courtside seats.
StubHub
946 tickets are still available as of 11 p.m., on Wednesday. The minimum admission cost for Game 6 on StubHub is $341.80 per person. Only two listings have prices less than $350.
If fans want to sit in the lower bowl, they will need to spend at least $653.02 each for a ticket. Three listings have prices less than $700.
Game 6’s most expensive seats are a pair of courtside seats going for $35,096.65 each. The next most expensive seats cost $23,379.10 a ticket, a discount of nearly $12,000.
On StubHub’s value chart, the best value available is for a pair of club seats that cost $938.50 per seat.
How much Cavs 2016 NBA Finals tickets cost before Thursday"s Game 6
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