Hawks Tickets

Hawks Tickets & 2023 Schedule

The Hawks are a team rich in history and rank in the top 10 for total games played in the NBA. With over 2,500 of those home games, Atlanta has had plenty of time to build up a strong fan base. Those rabid Hawks fans turn out for big games, and that demand translates into higher ticket prices on home game tickets for many of the top opponents playing in Atlanta. The biggest Hawks games are when they play the Celtics, Knicks or Magic. Atlanta loves basketball, so there is always heavy demand for tickets whenever big stars like LeBron, Giannis, KD, and Steph are playing in-town.

Hawks fans appreciate Eastern Conference rivals, as they know each of those games matter more for playoff standings. The Atlanta faithful yearn to see the team back in the NBA Playoffs again this season. Many Hawks fans believe this team has what it takes to make a deep run in the playoffs which could include going all the way to the NBA Finals. When Atlanta is in the NBA Playoffs, demand for Hawks tickets goes to another level for their home games. If you are planning to attend a Hawks playoff game, then make sure you buy early to shop the best selection.

Hawks vs Celtics

A rivalry that has stretched over 70 years that includes 350 regular season games and dozens upon dozens of playoff match ups. Always hostile and intense, this rivalry is one of the oldest in the NBA. The Hawks vs Celtics rivalry dates back to when Atlanta played in St. Louis and the two organizations met in the NBA finals 4 times in a five-year stretch. It intensified during the legendary games between Dominique Wilkins and Larry Bird. Today its still a big game anytime the Celtics are playing in Atlanta.

Top Atlanta Hawks Games

• vs Boston Celtics
• vs Brooklyn Nets
• vs Charlotte Hornets
• vs Miami Heat
• vs New Orleans Pelicans
• vs New York Knicks

Hawks Games at State Farm Arena (Atlanta)

The Hawks play their home games at State Farm Arena, located near downtown Atlanta, Georgia. It opened in 1999 and was known for many years as Philips Arena. When filled to capacity, State Farm Arena holds over 16,600 screaming Hawks fans. In Atlanta, the Varsity Downtown is the perfect place to eat before any sporting event. It has been serving Atlanta’s sports fans since 1928 and is as much about the experience as it is the food. Another great option is the food court at CNN Center.

There are two primary levels for a Hawks home game, the upper-deck (Sections 201-226) and lower-level seats closer to the court which includes Sections 101-122. There are a handful of Floor sections (Floor 1 to Floor 9) which ring the court. The cheapest tickets for a Hawks home game are likely going to be located in the 200-level corner seats, that are slightly behind the basket. Weeknight games in the upper-level are going to typically be the least expensive seats you can find for a Hawks home game. The Atlanta Hawks home bench at State Farm Arena is behind section 116, which is one of the most desirable sections at the venue.