Los Angeles Lakers Tickets

Los Angeles Lakers Tickets

1. How much are Los Angeles Lakers tickets?

Los Angeles Lakers ticket prices vary based on factors like the opponent, game date, and seat location. For example:

• Minimum price: Tickets for the December 4 game against the Miami Heat at Kaseya Center in Miami start at $71.

• Average price: For home games at Crypto.com Arena, the December 8 game against the Portland Trail Blazers has tickets starting at $95.

• Maximum price: Premium seats, such as court-side tickets, can go up to several hundred to thousands of dollars depending on the matchup and location.

For the full schedule and ticket options, check the Los Angeles Lakers tickets page on Gametime.

2. How to buy Los Angeles Lakers NBA tickets?

Follow these simple steps to purchase your tickets:

1. Visit the Gametime website and search for "Los Angeles Lakers tickets."

2. Select your preferred game from the schedule, considering date, time, and location.

3. Choose your seats using Gametime Picks for amazing deals or explore Last Minute options.

4. Complete your purchase by entering your details and selecting your ticket delivery format.

3. How to save money on Los Angeles Lakers tickets?

Save on tickets by:

• Using Gametime Picks for great everyday deals.

• Waiting for Last Minute deals as tickets often drop in price closer to game time.

• Choosing weekday games or matchups with lower demand for the cheapest options.

4. What’s the cheapest game to see the Los Angeles Lakers?

The most affordable upcoming Los Angeles Lakers game is on December 13, 2024, against the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Target Center in Minneapolis, with tickets starting at $17.

For the latest ticket prices and availability, please visit the Los Angeles Lakers tickets page on Gametime.

5. What time do doors open for a Los Angeles Lakers game?

Doors typically open 1-2 hours before game time. Check your specific event’s details when purchasing tickets.

6. Do I need a parking pass for a Los Angeles Lakers game?

A parking pass is recommended. You can add one to your ticket purchase at checkout here on Gametime.

7. How do I find my seat in the stadium?

Your ticket includes a section, row, and seat number. Use the arena's map or ask for help from ushers at the venue.

8. Is parking available at the stadium?

Yes, parking is available at the arena. You can add one to your ticket purchase at checkout here on Gametime.

9. How long are Los Angeles Lakers games?

NBA games typically last about 2.5 hours, including timeouts and halftime.

10. Can I get a refund if I can’t attend a Los Angeles Lakers game?

Gametime offers event cancellation protection and on-time delivery guarantees. Refunds depend on specific ticket policies chosen at checkout.

More About the Los Angeles Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the most popular franchises in NBA history, but the team wasn't always at home in the City of Angels. Prior to 1960, they were known as the Minneapolis Lakers—a nod to their home state's nickname, "Land of 10,000 Lakes." Though they're a long way from their frosty Minnesota roots today, the LA Lakers are as hot as ever in their West Coast digs. 

The team has a long and storied history of hosting some of the most legendary athletes to ever play the game—Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, and Magic Johnson have all worn purple and gold over the years, followed by modern players like LeBron, Kobe, and Shaq. It's no wonder the Lakers have become LA's most sensational basketball team. (Sorry, Clippers fans. We only speak the truth!)

It’s Showtime: The Golden Age of the Lakers

There’s never been a bad time to be a Lakers fan. That said, there was something special about 1980s basketball in Los Angeles. Sure, the '60s saw LA make the NBA finals a total of six times, and the '70s shined with Wilt the Stilt, but nothing quite compares to the Lakers in the '80s. Nicknamed the "Showtime" era, this epic decade of Lakers basketball was defined by a fast-paced, freewheeling style, led by Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The team's entertaining spirit and fast-break offensive plays enthralled spectators and set the Lakers on fire in a way that fans wouldn't see again until the late 1990s. During this time, LA won five championships in nine years, solidifying the Lakers' reputation as the team to beat. 

A Rivalry to End All Rivalries

What’s a legendary basketball team without a formidable rival, though? When it comes to Lakers rivalries, there’s one that stands out head and shoulders above the rest: Los Angeles versus Boston. Over the years, the many matchups between the Lakers and Celtics have become the stuff of pro basketball legend—particularly during Boston's famed Larry Bird era. The Lakers-Celtics rivalry dominated the NBA for close to 20 years, beginning in 1959 at their first finals face-off. There would be another 11 NBA Finals battles between the two teams, nine of which would occur between the '60s and '80s. Boston has always been a tough nut to crack for the Lakers—every time the team met in the 1960s, the Celtics came out on top. In fact, the Celtics are the only team that has an overall winning record against their bitter rivals... but records are made to be broken, right?