The LA Lakers average ticket prices for the NBA regular season games has fluctuated significantly over the past six years. Coming off of a 2009 and 2010 NBA Championship wins for the Lakers the average ticket prices for the next two season were at their highest point. The 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 season saw the average prices hit above $120 but saw a steep drop as the team's ranking lowered. The largest decrease came during the 2013-14 season with a drop of 40%, moving from $124 average ticket price to a $74 average price. In 2015-2016 the Lakers experienced a peak in ticket prices due to being Kobe Bryant’s last NBA season, with prices averaging at $99. The Los Angeles Lakers have a $88 average price as they head into the current season, an 11% decrease from the previous year.
(Data updated 10/28/2016)
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2018 Lakers Season Preview
When the Los Angeles Lakers pulled the trigger on Lonzo Ball, outside of speculating how L.A. will look, feel and “sound” (with his Dad patrolling the side-lines), people just flat out wanted to see Lonzo play. Well, play he did, extremely well in Summer League and now this lineup of Josh Hart, Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Brook Lopez with Ball at the point is beginning to intrigue Laker fans. Hart and Kuzma will be replacing Julius Randle and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. The shooting potential alone will be impressive for the LA Lakers but head Coach Walton will go through some defensive woes with this starting 5. Although Hart was an above average defender at Villanova, the jump to the NBA and the Lakers is more than just a jump – it’s a leap. Ingram is probably the most versatile defender of the five, but he does not have the pedigree yet to build a defensive structure around. If Lonzo’s 41.2, Hart’s 40.4 and Kuzma’s 32.1, 3-point percentages (respectively) remain consistent this year, the Los Angeles Lakers might sniff an 8-seed. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center or supporting the Lakers on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017-2018 Lakers tickets, including home and away games.
Los Angeles Lakers Basketball at Staples Center
Address: 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, California, 90015 The Lakers play their home games at the Staples Center, located in Los Angeles, California. When filled to capacity, the Staples Center holds nearly 19 thousand screaming Laker fans. The mutual home of both the Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers, the Staples Center is filled with state-of-the-art amenities to provide the best experience for their patrons. Outside the arena are statues of Laker greats Magic Johnson, Kareem-Abdul Jabbar and Jerry West. The LA Lakers home bench is on the Staples Center court side in front of sections 118 & 119. Staples Center parking information is covered in our Lakers event guide.
Not only is this the best rivalry in the NBA, it could be argued that this is the best in all of professional sports. These two storied franchises have met in the NBA Finals 11+ times and have accounted for over 32 championships. With legends such as Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Larry Bird, and Bill Russell participating in this matchup, it is no wonder that this rivalry trumps the rest in its sport.
Same city and same arena leads this matchup to be one of the more heated rivalries in the NBA. With city bragging rights on the line every time these two teams meet, the intensity level is always at its highest. The "Hallways Series" has been played over 125 times since the first meeting in 1984.
Lakers vs. Spurs
This rivalry dates back to the 1970s, but picked up steam in the late 1990s and into the 2000s when both teams combined to make seven straight NBA Finals. Overall, these two teams have met in the playoffs 10+ times and will only continue to add to that number in the years to come.
Lakers vs. Kings
This rivalry dates back to the 1970s, but picked up steam in the late 1990s and into the 2000s when both teams combined to make seven straight NBA Finals. Overall, these two teams have met in the playoffs 10+ times and will only continue to add to that number in the years to come.
Lakers in the NBA Finals, Western Conference Championships and NBA Playoffs
One of the more successful franchises in all of sports, the Lakers have created a legacy that is hard to match. With over 16 championships and 30 conference championships, the Lakers will only continue to add to their impressive history. The Lakers have also added 20+ division titles.
2016 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
The Los Angeles Lakers finished the 2015-2016 season with a franchise-worst of 17 wins and 65 loses. Many changes have occurred for the Lakers coming into the 2016-2017 season. First, Kobe Bryant announced his retirement and had his final season, Bryant has been a huge influence for the team and players will have to adjust their strategy and make a name for themselves as the Kobe era ends. Another change is Luke Walton coming in as the new head coach, replacing Bryon Scott. Fans of the Lakers have been excited to witness the young talent that has been playing in the summer league. D’Angelo Russell, 2015’s No. 2 overall draft pick, will be a key part of the Los Angeles Lakers success as they enter the 2016 season. Coaches have stated that it will be important for Russell to play less of an isolated game and work more as a team. A rookie player that has shown a lot of promise for the Lakers is Brandon Ingram who in five games averaged 12.2 points on 41 percent shooting. All eyes will be on the Los Angeles Lakers to see if they will be able to come back in 2016 as one of the top NBA teams once again.
2015 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
The Los Angeles Lakers struggled for a 2nd consecutive season, watching star Kobe Bryant go down with a season ending injury once again. Entering what is probably Bryant’s last season in the NBA, the Lakers are at a crossroads. They want to win now, and set the team up for future success. The talent around Bryant will be better than it has been in recent years, with the acquisition of Roy Hibbert, Julius Randle, and rookie point guard D’Angelo Russell. But the story of the 2015 Los Angeles Lakers will be what it has been for every Lakers team since 1996, and that is Kobe Bryant. If Bryant can stay healthy, and return to his elite play, the Lakers have a shot at making the playoffs, if he can’t? It may be a whimpering goodbye to one of the best players in NBA history.
2014 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
The Los Angeles Lakers finished the 2013-2014 season with more losses than any other season in team history. The Lakers had a closing record of 27-55 and missed the NBA playoffs for only the 3rd season since 1977. Los Angeles can hang much of this failure on the massive amounts of injuries that the team faced including to superstar Kobe Bryant, who missed all but 6 games of the season. This result led the team to bring in former Lakers player Byron Scott as the head coach going into the 2014-15 NBA season. Gone from last year’s LA Lakers team are Pau Gasol, Chris Kaman, Jordan Farmar, and Jodie Meeks. Replacing them in Los Angeles are Carlos Boozer, Jeremy Lin and talented rookie Julius Randle. Kobe Bryant will try to return to his typical world class form after missing much of the last 2 seasons with injuries. The Lakers will look to compete in a packed Western Conference, but have the talent to finish in the top half of the league and should return to the NBA Playoffs.
2013 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
The Lakers had a disappointing 2012-13 Season by their standards, and while they lost Dwight Howard to free agency in the offseason, many think it was necessary to move on as a franchise. The Lakers lost to the Spurs in the first round, but were without future Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant, who missed significant time due to injury. Kobe will be back in 2013, alongside Steve Nash and new additions Jordan Farmar, Chris Kaman and Nick Young. L.A. opens the season at home with a big test against the Spurs on Nov. 1. Other key home games include vs. Chicago on February 9, vs. Oklahoma City on Feb. 13 and vs. Houston on Feb. 19th – a heck of a home-stand that also includes the Jazz, Celtics and Nets. They’ll also play on coveted Christmas Day against Lebron and the Heat.
2012 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
While the Lakers weren’t able to land Chris Paul this offseason, the nucleus (minus Lamar Odom, who was shipped off to Dallas) that captured the Pacific division and second seed in the West last year is still there. The lockout is a mixed blessing for the team who, after several championships won and sought after, logged in the most minutes of any team over the past half-decade. While they had time to rest and recoup (and dance and change their name like Ron Artest, nee Metta World Peace), the upcoming season has weeks of three consecutive games that will be a test to the knees of future Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant and his teammates Andrew Bynum and Derek Fisher. The difference-maker will, of course, be Bryant, who has been the barometer for the team—as he goes, the team does. It will be interesting to see how the schedule and the tumult surrounding the team and its trades affect one of the signature franchises in all of sports.
2011 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
Despite being the two-time defending NBA Champions, the Los Angeles Lakers are being overlooked by a lot of experts who expect the fully loaded Miami Heat to take over the crown. Although Miami is stocked with talent, the Lakers have just about everybody returning from last year's championship run, and a healthy Kobe Bryant could mean a third straight title for L.A. With his fifth championship, Bryant has firmly cemented himself as one of the NBA's all-time great players. At 32-years-old, many believe him to be slowing down, but he averaged 27 points a game last year, and proved that he is one of the most clutch shooters in the league's history. While Bryant is certainly a dynamic player, he is surrounded by a talented supporting cast, highlighted by center Pau Gasol, who averaged 18.3 points and 11.7 rebounds a game last season. Lamar Odom has proven that he can be counted on for approximately 10 points a game, and Ron Artest will look to be a lock-down defender once again. A deep bench, highlighted by Luke Walton, Matt Barnes and Shannon Brown, makes a Lakers three-peat very possible.
2010 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
The Los Angeles Lakers head into the 2009-2010 season looking to repeat as NBA Champions. Standing in the Lakers way will be a stronger Western Conference and a few big teams from back East. The Lakers did not spend their entire off-season celebrating the championship and planning weddings, they made a move to improve their team. The Lakers signed SF Ron Artest away from Houston to add some toughness and defense to an already outstanding lineup. Lakers Head Coach Phil Jackson returns, along with all-star Kobe Bryant. Jackson, Bryant and Artest will lead a talented lineup on their quest for a 16th Lakers NBA Championship.
2009 Los Angeles Lakers Season Preview
With Kobe Bryant sill on the roster, the Los Angeles Lakers are going to be one of the most exciting teams in the NBA this season. Bryant can often carry games by himself, scoring an outlandish number of points and turning the tide of a game in a heartbeat. His numbers during the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing were incredible, and he carried Team USA all the way to the gold medal. This team is going to make a serious push for the playoffs - get ready for another exciting year. Watching a Laker Game at the Staples Center never disappoints. Who can forget the incredible play of former greats Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, just to name a few? The current Laker lineup still has that same star power and potential for excitement.
Los Angeles Lakers News - 11/16/2017
The Lakers came away with the draft’s early favorite for Rookie of the Year in No. 2 pick Lonzo Ball, whom they will build their roster around in the coming years, along with fellow first round pick Kyle Kuzma, who led the team in scoring during the preseason. Head coach Luke Walton’s biggest challenge will be to improve one of the league’s worst defenses.
Floor 110 & 112
The Staples Center is interesting as each section provides seating up to Row A but there is an entire Section deemed “Floor” which consists of 2 rows on the baseline and 1 on the sidelines of the court. These seats are absurdly close to the action and when you find yourself in Row 1 in front of Section 110 or 112, you are facing both benches. These seats are frequented by A-listers in the middle of Hollywood. Be sure to bring your camera as well to get a shot of Jack Nicholson who has owned courtside seats for more than 2 decades. Some consider him the NBA’s most dedicated fan.
Delta Suite Level
Fans interested in the best seats with accommodations and exclusivity should buy club level seats with access to the San Manuel Club. The San Manuel Club is an exclusive restaurant and bar on the Delta Suite Level for Private Suite, Premiere Seat and Premiere Table ticket holders. The club features upscale dining selections, buffet tables all game and a full bar. The spacious dining room can seat hundreds comfortably. Need some fresh air? The outdoor terrace attached has one of the best views of L.A. Live.
Corner 205-207
If you are looking for great seats, but are on a budget, check out corner sections on the club level. These sections offer great views of the entire game with club level access but are usually in the same price range as a 100-level seat.
