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How to get 2023 NBA All-Star Game tickets and how much will they cost?
A year ago, the cheapest resale tickets in Cleveland cost fans $433.
(Chuck Burton | AP) Team LeBron's Dwayne Wade, of the Miami Heat, speaks during the second half of an NBA All-Star basketball game, Sunday, Feb. 17, 2019, in Charlotte, N.C.
By Andy Larsen
| Aug. 9, 2022, 12:48 p.m.
| Updated: 7:55 p.m.
When the NBA’s All-Star Weekend returns to Salt Lake City for the first time in 30 years, it will be a hot ticket.
With six months until the festivities tip off in February, fans are still waiting for their chance to grab their tickets.
So how do they get them?
It’ll cost you.
The highest-profile events
Right out of the gate: Tickets for the average Utahn will likely be in short supply.
The two highest-profile events of All-Star Weekend in 2023 are “All-Star Saturday Night” (featuring the Skills Challenge, the 3-Point Contest, and the Dunk Contest every year) and the All-Star Game itself, held on Sunday night.![]()
Both will take place at Vivint Arena, but the capacity of the arena will be lowered greatly. One baseline side will have seats removed in order to accommodate a stage for pregame and halftime musical acts that will perform on both nights, a league spokesperson said. Seats for the hundreds of national and international media attending the game will have to be created, too, likely removing some other fan seats.
The NBA itself runs ticketing for the weekend, not the Jazz. And the league has already given a substantial number of tickets away to its sponsors, as part of their deal in supporting the league. Tickets also go to all 30 NBA teams, players and their families, the NBA Players Association and Retired Players Association, the host team and city, and more.
As a result, there are just a limited number of tickets available for the average Utahn.
Earlier this year, the league invited fans who were highly interested in attending All-Star events to put down a $250 nonrefundable deposit with NBA Experiences.
Essentially, NBA Experiences is a wing of NBA sales that packages tickets with access to other “experiences,” interesting things to do during All-Star Weekend. There are many variations of these — from access to an NBA lounge with an open bar, to a catered breakfast with NBA mascots, to lunch with an NBA Hall of Famer, to on-court photo opportunities, and many more. The league, in fact, says more such experiences are still being designed and are yet to be announced.
Experience packages are currently being sold to those fans who put down deposits. They’re on sale to Jazz season ticket holders from now until Aug. 15, at which point they’ll go on sale to the general public.
That is the only avenue to directly buy tickets to those two big events in Utah.
How much?
The NBA Experiences route can be expensive, though.
Some Jazz fans who put down their $250 deposits received an early list of All-Star Weekend packages, with costs ranging between $1,299 and $19,999.
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The league office says that list is an evolving draft document, rather than the final list of experience packages available and their prices. They also note that these packages will come with at least one added experience — that NBA Experiences won’t sell just tickets alone. The fan, though, says that his NBA Experiences sales representative was truly selling these packages at those prices.
Regardless, those prices are about in line for what previous All-Star Weekend experiences packages have cost in the past.
What about the secondary ticket market? Last year, Cleveland19.com found that the cheapest ticket to get in to Saturday night’s contest was $376, while the cheapest ticket to get into Sunday’s game was $433. Cleveland is a somewhat bigger market than Salt Lake City, but demand could have also been muted due to the Omicron outbreak of COVID-19.
Cheaper tickets to other events
Those marquee events are going to set fans back with high costs, but there will be other events fans with tighter budgets will be able to attend.
Most prominent are tickets to the NBA’s Rising Stars Game on Friday night at Vivint Arena, the contest which includes the league’s rookies and sophomores. The NBA’s Celebrity Game will take place at the Huntsman Center on Friday as well. Last year, the cheapest tickets for those games went for about $50 each from the NBA directly.
The league also sells tickets to:
• The NBA All-Star game practice, starting at $26 last year
• The G-League “Next Gem” game, starting at $17 last year
• The HBCU Classic, starting at $10 last year.
Jazz season ticket holders will have a presale for all of the above events as well, but the tickets will also go on sale to the general public after that presale.
There’s also “NBA Crossover,” an interactive fan event that’s expected to be hosted at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City.
Think of it as kind of a high-tech expo show for fans, or, as the league says, “an interactive fan event that showcases the convergence of the NBA and pop culture.” Tickets for that in Cleveland were $30.
Finally, there will be opportunities for fans to get involved throughout the city for free. One option called NBA Ice Buckets, will ask fans to make a simulated game-winning shot on a snow-and-ice-themed court. If they make it, they’ll have the chance to win tickets to other events. Another, called the NBA All-Star Rewards Program, will give points to fans who visit participating Utah businesses that they can use to redeem for All-Star prizes and experiences via an app.
NBA Tickets - 2022 Game Games
The NBA All-Star Game is a scrimmage between the Eastern and Western Conferences, in which the best players from each conference put their offensive talents on display in a high-scoring match. Every year, the event -- and festivities surrounding it -- is sure to be star-studded, action-packed, and just plain fun to watch.
The first All-Star Game took place in 1951, in which the Eastern All-Stars team defeated the Western All-Stars team by a score of 111–94. The game was a huge success, attracting a crowd much larger than the league average. Thus, one of the most enduring NBA traditions was born.
The location of the game varies, rotating among some of the best venues in the world. In most cases, the location is an NBA team arena; occasionally, the game is hosted at a larger venue, such as an NFL stadium.
Today, All-Star events include the Rising Stars Challenge, which pits rookies and second-year players against each other; the NBA All Star Celebrity Game, in which teams of teams of former basketball players, team owners, actors, and pop stars play in a scrimmage match; and the Skills Challenge, which includes the Three-Point Contest and Slam Dunk Contest. One of the things that sets the NBA All-Star Game apart is the buy-in from the players, with iconic moments such as Michael Jordan in the dunk contest elevating the sport.
Some of the most famous names in basketball history have taken part in the All-Star Game. Past All-Star Game MVP include Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Oscar Robertson, LeBron James, Shaquille O'Neal, and many more.
The halftime of an NBA All-Star Game can also be an entire event on its own -- these shows often feature musical guests or other performances. Past guests include Snoop Dogg, Elton John, Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, and John Legend.
The 2018 contest – the 67th all-star game in total – saw a format change to reinvigorate the product. Two captains were chosen by the most votes in each of the conferences, with those captains then drafting their own teams based on players selected by fans. The winning team of 12 players now gets a six figure sum to donate to the charity of their choice to put something on the line and make the game more competitive while still retaining the fun and showy style that fans have become used to.
Frequently Asked Questions About NBA All-Star Game Tickets and Event Information
What is the NBA All-Star Game?
The NBA All-Star Game is a tournament between the Eastern and Western Conferences, in which teams showcase their best players.
How much are NBA All-Star Game tickets?
NBA All-Star Game ticket prices on the secondary market can vary depending on a number of factors. Typically, NBA All-Star Game tickets can be found for as low as $992, with an average price of $2,305.
Where is the NBA All-Star Game?
The 2022 NBA All-Star Game is played at Wolstein Center in Cleveland, OH.
When is the NBA All-Star Game?
The NBA All-Star Game takes place on February 20, 2022.
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Tickets - PBK Lokomotiv-Kuban - the official website of the professional basketball club
| Sector | "Standard" | "Top" | "Ultra" | "Mega" |
| 1A, 3A, 5A, 7A | 600 | 850 | 950 | 1 250 |
| 1V, 3V, 5V | 450 | 700 | 850 | 1 150 |
| 2, 6 | 850 | 1,250 | 1,500 | 2000 |
| 4 | 400 | 550 | 700 | 950 |
| 8, 11, 13 | 350 | 400 | 400 | 500 |
| 9, 10, 14, 15 | 400 | 450 | 500 | 700 |
| 12 | 300 | 350 | 400 | 450 |
| Parquet 1 | 5,500 | 6 500 | - | - |
| Parquet 2 | 3 400 | 4,000 | - | - |
| stock | 5,000 | 6,000 | - | - |
*All prices are in rubles
Standard category: BC Astana, BC Pari Nizhny Novgorod, BC Yenisei, BC Avtodor, BC PARMA-PARI, BC MINSK, BC MBA, BC Samara
Top category: PBC CSKA, BC UNICS, BC Zenit, VTB United League playoff games (except for finals and semi-finals)
Ultra category: final matches of the VTB United League, semi-final matches of the VTB United League
Mega category: according to the situation, a few days before the top matches.
Attention!
1. The offer is not a public offer.
2. The Club reserves the right to dynamically change the cost of tickets depending on the level of the match, pre-match excitement, demand and other indicators.
3. In accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation, tickets can be returned no later than 24 hours before the start of the event.
Children under 6 years of age accompanied by adults have the right to visit Loko's home match free of charge without providing a separate seat.
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Paris 2024 Mission
The Paris 2024 Organizing Committee plans to realize a new vision of a unique international holiday in the spirit of Olympism
As a venue, we will offer athletes one of the most inspiring cities in the world.
Paris will become a global platform for highlighting athletes and their incredible stories.
Together with the entire Olympic family, we will demonstrate that, after an extremely difficult period, sport has more than ever the unique ability to change the world for the better.
We plan to use 95% of existing or temporary facilities. In each case, we clearly imagine what kind of legacy the city receives in the long term.
The festival of sports will flow like the waters of the Seine from the Olympic Village, which is only 15 minutes from the center, to the famous sights of Paris, such as the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Palais.
For centuries, Paris has warmly welcomed people from all over the world, including the founders of the Olympic movement. Inspiring each other and collaborating, they realized their ideas and forged the future.
In 2024, in the city where Pierre de Coubertin first recognized the potential of sport to unite the world, we will organize a magical and very important Games that will mark a new milestone in sports history.
Sustainability and heritage
Paris 2024 is set to be the greenest Olympics ever. The Paris 2024 Organizing Committee has developed a unique sustainability and heritage strategy that is fully in line with the UN's sustainable development goals. It is supported by organizations such as WWF France, the Yunus Center and UNICEF France. The strategy is based on three elements: sports at the heart of social life, the pursuit of greater inclusiveness and concern for the environment.
Paris 2024 will be the first Olympics to be held in full compliance with the Paris Climate Agreement, leaving a positive legacy locally and internationally and having a positive impact on sports.
The Paris Games will significantly reduce carbon emissions. It is planned that compared to London 2012, which is considered an example of a green Olympics, carbon dioxide emissions will be reduced by 55%.
Paris 2024 Organizing Committee policy on clean transport confirms commitment to green Olympics:
- 100% of spectators will reach the Olympic venues by public transport, by bike or on foot;
- Olympic season ticket holders will be able to use public transport free of charge;
- Zero emission buses will be used during the Games;
- France's developed railway network will connect Paris with 85% of the country's largest cities and many European capitals, domestic routes will be no longer than four hours;
- Central European location means that most European capitals can be reached by train or plane from Paris in less than three hours.
The Olympic Village in Paris 2024 will serve as a model for sustainable development: green houses, fully renewable energy, minimal carbon emissions and zero waste production.
95% of the Olympic venues have already been built or will be temporary, and therefore the environmental impact of construction activities associated with the Games will be minimal. 85% of the facilities are within 30 minutes of the Olympic Village. This means that travel time will be kept to a minimum and zero-emission vehicles can be used.
The Olympic Stadium can be reached from the Olympic Village in just five minutes.
Thanks to the offset policy, the Paris 2024 application has been certified carbon neutral to ISO 20121.
An athlete's eye
Q&A with Marie-Amelie Le Fur (Para Athletics)
Marie-Amelie Le Fur is one of the chairpersons of the Paris 2024 Sports Committee. At the last two Paralympic Games, she won eight medals.
How will the Sustainability Games plan help local athletes?
"The Paris 2024 Games are planned to be organized not only to provide a great experience for the athletes, but also to leave a lasting legacy for society.
