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The 2018 Cleveland Cavaliers playoff schedule is here and they will be facing the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals. If they can make it past the third round they will face either the Houston Rockets or Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals.

The Cavaliers average ticket prices for regular season NBA games has seen significant changes over the last six seasons. From the 2011 to 2013 season the average prices for a Cavs game was $70 and below. Average Cleveland ticket prices saw a huge spike for the 2014-2015 season with an 113% increase to $147. This is due to the unexpected return of LeBron James to the team and their spot in the NBA Championship, where in the end they lost to Golden State. The Cavaliers are expected to have another great season after their Championship win from the previous season. With current average ticket prices at $89, these prices could see some growth depending on how this season progresses for Cleveland.

Cleveland Cavaliers Regular Season Average Ticket Prices

(Data updated 10/28/2016)

How to Buy Cleveland Cavaliers Tickets

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2018 Cavaliers Season Preview

Here we are ladies and gentlemen. The cream of the crop, top dogs (err, almost top dogs), but darn close. LeBron and company are back for another run at it, and while the “company” has changed a bit, get them clicking again and the Cleveland Cavaliers will be tough to beat. Kyrie Irving is out, Isaiah Thomas is in. Jae Crowder is also in, Jeff Green as well, and throw in Derrick Rose and Jose Manuel Calderon for good measure. And don’t forget about the reunion of the great duo, Lebron and Wade on the Cavs court. Kevin Love should be back to Kevin Love form, and the Cav’s depth was upgraded with Crowder and Rose. If Rose can get back to the Derrick Rose from 3 to 4 years ago, that would be a giant boost for Cleveland. So, what’s the catch here? Well, it’s Thomas of course. Most would consider him a downgrade from Kyrie. While this might be true on paper, Thomas will bring a grudge to Cleveland that will be hard to quantify. LeBron might be out of here in another year or so, so it’s now or potentially never for Thomas and Cleveland. That just might be the motivation this squad needs. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Cleveland Cavaliers at Quicken Loans Arena or supporting the Cavs on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017-2018 Cavaliers tickets, including home and away games.

Cleveland Cavaliers Basketball at Quicken Loans Arena

Address: 1 Center Ct, Cleveland, Ohio, 44115

The Cavaliers play their home games at Quicken Loans Arena, located in Cleveland, Ohio. When filled to capacity, “The Q” holds about 20,500 screaming Cavs fans. Quicken Loans Arena is one of the best venues to watch basketball in due to the number of seats in the lower bowl, the many video monitors around the stadium and other state-of-the-art technological advancements. The Cleveland Cavaliers home bench is on the Quicken Loans Arena base line in front of sections 126-127. Quicken Loans Arena parking information is covered in our Cavaliers event guide.

Quicken Loans Arena Seating Chart

Cleveland Cavaliers Rivals

Washington Wizards, Detroit Pistons, Chicago Bulls

Cavaliers vs. Wizards

The hatred between these two teams extends beyond the basketball court. Trash-talk has been common practice between the players which has only heightened the rivalry. The Cavs and Wizards met each other in the playoffs three straight seasons and have faced each other more times than they have any other team in the NBA in the last 7+ seasons.

Cavaliers vs. Pistons

This rivalry peaked in the mid-2000s when both teams often faced each other in the playoffs. With the two teams meeting with the stakes at its highest, it is only natural for this to be a rivalry. These two teams have met over 200 total times throughout the years in games that are often close and always hard fought.

Cavaliers vs. Bulls

There have been epic games between these two teams, dating back to the late 1980s. The game that sticks out the most in the history of this matchup is "The Shot" in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference first round in 1989. Michael Jordan's game winning shot with less than 15 seconds left that broke the hearts of Cleveland fans everywhere. This rivalry picked up again in the late 2000s when LeBron James and the up and coming Derrick Rose faced off.

Cavaliers in the NBA Finals, Eastern Conference Championships and NBA Playoffs

The Cavaliers established themselves as one of the more successful franchises in the mid-1980s to early 1990s. The Cavs were consistently fighting for an Eastern Conference championship. Cleveland had an uprising in the mid-2000s with LeBron James leading the franchise. The Cavaliers won the 2007 Eastern Conference Championship and have multiple division titles throughout the years that will only increase in future years.

Cleveland Cavaliers Event Guide

What time do gates open prior to tipoff for a Cavaliers game?

Doors typically open to the general public about 90 minutes before game time. Getting there early to see the pre-game shoot around is always worth it, but be aware that there is no re-entry into Quicken Loans Arena so be prepared to stay the duration of the game once you enter.

Where are some good places to eat before a Cavs game?

If you are looking to go to a sports bar before the game try the Thirsty Parrot or Winking Lizard. Both are within walking distance of Quicken Loans Arena, and are packed with die hard Cleveland sports fans. For a more sophisticated dining experience try Hodge’s. It has a great menu and is perfect for foodies. One of the more unique experiences in the Cleveland dining scene is Hoopples which touts great bar food and a view of the river. Other good options are Alesci’s and Clevelanders Sports Bar and Grill.

Where is the best place to park at Quicken Loans Arena?

Just to the east and the north of the stadium are two large parking garages that have covered walkways to the arena. Another large parking garage is just to the northwest of the “Q” on the other side of Ontario Street. These close lots range in price from $10 to $20. It is best to purchase a parking pass so that you guarantee yourself a place up close. If you are looking to save some money there are some open street lots that are typically $5 in the surrounding areas around the arena, we recommend trying the east side as there is a higher concentration of lots over there. RTA offers public transportation options either by bus or rapid transit, just be sure to plan your trip in advance.

Does my child need a ticket to go to a Cavs game?

Any child over the age of 2 requires a ticket into the game. If your child is under 2 years old they can sit in a parents lap for the duration of the game. We recommend bringing proof of his/her age to avoid any hassles at the gate.