Want to see the Warriors face the Cavaliers in the 2017 NBA Finals? You'll need less money than the last two years, according to ticket search engine TicketIQ.
It's apparently more affordable to attend a game at Oracle Arena during Warriors-Cavs III than the Finals of 2015 and 2016. The cheapest tickets on TicketIQ, an aggregate of primary and secondary markets, for entrance into Oracle for the Finals next week is $423 _ down from $665 last year and $594 in 2015.
Given, the average price ($2,080) is about the same as last year ($2,029) and substantially more than in 2015 ($1,465), according to TicketIQ. Also, the cheapest tickets for Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland are on par with the last two Finals and the average price there is lower ($1,248, which is down from $1,559 in 2015).
However, both Golden State and Cleveland fans have saved money on tickets so far in these playoffs. Their average price in the first three rounds, according to TicketIQ, is the lowest of the last three postseasons.
Seats at Oracle went for an average of $497 during these playoffs, as compared with $524 in 2015 and $632 last year. Over at Quicken Loans, the decrease went from $314 in 2015 to $265 last year and $188 for the third Finals installment of Warriors-Cavaliers.
