The Minnesota Timberwolves average ticket price for the NBA regular season games has fluctuated throughout the last 5 and current seasons. Season 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 had the lowest prices with the average ticket price only reaching $14. The next season, the Timberwolves saw a 93% increase in the average ticket price to $30. Average Minnesota Timberwolves ticket prices peaked in 2014-15 with prices rising to $30, an increase of 11%. The following seasons have seen a significant decrease from the previous years with the current season seeing an average ticket price for the Minnesota Timberwolves at $23.
(Data updated 10/28/2016)
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2017 Timberwolves Season Preview
After a disappointing season for the Minnesota Timberwolves, all eyes will be on them as they enter the 2016-2017 season with a new excellent head coach and a group of talented young players. Last season, the Timberwolves finished with a regular season record of 29-53 and their 12th consecutive year out of the NBA playoffs. With head coach Tom Thibodeau joining Minnesota this season, there is plenty excitement following him and his ability to get the Timberwolves into the playoffs due to his proven track record as a coach. With No. 1 overall picks, Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins, the Timberwolves team dynamic will improve. Kris Dunn and Zach LaVine will also join the young Minnesota team as they climb the West standings this season. This will be an exciting season for Timberwolves fans to watch their team, and TicketCity will have some of the best deals on home and away Minnesota Timberwolves’ tickets!
Minnesota Timberwolves Basketball at Target Center
Address: 600 First Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55403 The Timberwolves play their home games at the Target Center, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. When filled to capacity, the Target Center holds more than 19 thousand screaming Timberwolves fans. Located in the heart of Minneapolis, the Target Center is connected to other major locations in the city by skyways, making it easy for fans to get to the game. The Minnesota Timberwolves home bench is on the Target Center court side in front of sections 132-133. Target Center parking information is covered in our Timberwolves event guide.
Timberwolves vs. Thunder
With over 90 regular season games played between the Timberwolves and the Thunder, this match-up continues to build a history that could compete with the other rivalries in the NBA. The highlight of this series came when the two teams met in the first round of the 1998 Western Conference playoffs when Oklahoma City played in Seattle. As division foes, this rivalry will only get better in the upcoming seasons.
Timberwolves vs. Rockets
Meeting in the first round of the 1997 Western Conference playoffs is only the beginning of the rivalry between the Timberwolves and the Rockets. The two teams have met in the regular season over 95 times with games that are often fierce. Throughout the years, stars such as Hakeem Olajuwon and Kevin Garnett have played in this match-up which has only heightened this rivalry.
Timberwolves in the NBA Finals, Western Conference Finals and NBA Playoffs
The Timberwolves have been in the NBA since 1989 and still searching for their first NBA and Western Conference title. The organization struggled in the early parts of their history, but made the playoffs for eight consecutive seasons starting in 1997. The highlight of the organization came in 2004 when they won their first division title and reached the Western Conference Finals.
2015 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
Last season was a year of transition for the Minnesota Timberwolves, that saw longtime star Kevin Love depart Minnesota. In return, the Timberwolves welcomed their star of the future in Andrew Wiggins, and brought back maybe the most beloved Timberwolf of all time in Kevin Garnett. Minnesota also drafted highly touted prospect Karl-Anthony Towns, who, along with Wiggins, has the potential to be the face of the franchise for the next decade. With a maturing Ricky Rubio orchestrating the offense, the 2015-16 Minnesota Timberwolves have a surprisingly talented roster, with a mixture of young stars and veterans and could be one of the surprise teams in the Western Conference.
2014 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
The Minnesota Timberwolves had their best season since 2005 last season. Behind Kevin Love’s unbelievably consistent play, the Timberwolves finished the season with 40 wins for the first time in almost a decade. Despite this success, the Minnesota Timberwolves missed the NBA playoffs for the 10th straight season. Maybe no team in the Western Conference experienced the level on change that the Minnesota Timberwolves did this past offseason. Gone from Minnesota are head coach Rick Adelman and superstar Kevin Love. The Timberwolves welcomed Flip Saunders back as head coach and traded for number 1 overall picks Anthony Bennett and Andrew Wiggins. Minnesota also added Rookies Zach LaVine and Gregg Robinson III, as well as veterans Thaddeus Young and Mo Williams. The Minnesota Timberwolves are building a strong core for the future and will be very young in 2014-15. But the combination of Andrew Wiggins and Anthony Bennett should provide a major spark for Timberwolves and Flip Saunders has already proven he can take Minnesota to the NBA playoffs.
2013 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
It was another season full of promise but full of injuries for Minnesota, as the T-Wolves look forward to a 2013-14 season with its most talented crew of players since the Garnett-Marbury era. Kevin Love and Nikola Pekovic are strong offensive big men, but they’ll need to step up on the defensive side if Minnesota wants any chance of winning on a consistent basis. They T-Wolves added Kevin Martin and Corey Brewer to the mix, as well as a draft-and-trade for Shabazz Muhammad from UCLA. The Wolves will kick off the season with a tough test against the Thunder at the Target Center on Nov. 1. Other key home games will be vs. Kevin Garnett and Brooklyn on Nov. 22, vs. San Antonio and Miami on Dec. 4 & 7 and vs. Houston on Feb. 10.
2012 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
While the 2011-12 Minnesota Timberwolves 26-40 finish didn't exactly look impressive on the stat sheet, the team saw some signs of significant growth and hope for the future during the campaign. The season brought the debut of point guard Ricky Rubio, who was a contender for the NBA Rookie of the Year Award before tearing his ACL in a collision with Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers. The T-Wolves were as busy as ever during the offseason, making a flurry of trades to improve the team's depth and become a factor in the Western Conference playoff picture. The Timberwolves remade practically the entire bottom half of their roster, trading away a first round pick in the draft to the Rockets for shooting guard Chase Budinger, who could improve the team's three point percentages. The team dropped the expiring deals of Michael Beasley, Anthony Tolliver and Anthony Randolph, but weren't able to make a huge splash on a top tier free agent. Instead, general manager David Kahn signed talented foreign players like guard Alexey Shved and forward Andre Kirilenko. The T-Wolves also brought in former Trail Blazer Brandon Roy and swung a deal for Memphis forward Dante Cunningham. Looking at the Timberwolves' starting lineup, with Ricky Rubio expected to be out until December, the task of leading the offense falls on Luke Ridnour. Ridnour has proven to be a savvy veteran point guard over the years and could prove to be invaluable when Rubio returns. At forward, the offense revolves around All-Star Kevin Love and Derrick Williams, who will continue to see plenty of action in the paint. At center, Nikola Pekovic has proven to be a worthy enforcer under the net, and the team also signed Greg Stiemsma in the offseason to reinforce the depth at the position. With teams all over the Western Conference making significant improvements, the Timberwolves have stuck to their plan and are clearly in the thick of the Western Conference playoff race. With solid starters like Love, Derrick Williams, Ridnour and the eventual return of Ricky Rubio, the T-Wolves may have put together a rare form of team basketball that could overcome the star-packed rosters that have dominated play over recent years. With a bevy of proven veterans, role players and young talent, the T-Wolves have a compelling lineup of players from various backgrounds that could come together come playoff time and surprise a lot of people.
2011 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
One of the biggest revelations in the league last year was the breakout season Timberwolves center Kevin Love had, which was kicked off by a 31-31 night against the Knicks early in the season. Love would blow up, averaging 20 points and 15 rebounds a night. It was that moment against the Knicks, however, that led to Love owning this team of misfits. His supporting cast includes Michael Beasley, the small forward who has flashes of brilliance amidst stretches of not-so-much; Wesley Johnson and Luke Ridnour’s guard play working well outside but not inside; and Derrick Williams, who share in Love’s inability to block shots. If the team can bring its defensive game up slightly, it will be a large step in bringing Minnesota back into the playoff fray.
2010 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
It's been a long time since fans of the Minnesota Timberwolves have had something to cheer about. They have not made the playoffs since 2004, and finished last year a dismal 15-67. The Timberwolves have seemingly been in a perpetual state of rebuilding, and if their talented group of young players is going to put it all together, this is the year to do it. Minnesota has one of the more athletic teams in the league, led by second-year guard Jonny Flynn and former All-American center Kevin Love. Along with Love and Flynn, Michael Beasley and Al Jefferson are both reliable scorers, and the team will likely have no trouble scoring on the fast break. However, they need to improve defensively. The Timberwolves ranked second-to-last in points allowed last year, surrender more than 107 points a game. Minnesota also had a fairly successful draft by landing Syracuse standout and 2010 Big East Player of the Year Wesley Johnson. Having Johnson playing with Beasley pairs two of the best college players of the last five years, and could lead to an explosive offense.
2009 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
The Minnesota Timberwolves fans should be excited to get play under way on the 2009-2010 NBA season. The Twolves had an up & down offseason, signing new Head Coach Kurt Rambis and then losing top draft pick Ricky Rubio. The season should be better in Minnesota than any recent year, because Rambis has a talented roster that is ready to compete for a playoff spot out West. The Timberwolves will count on new acquisition Antonio Daniels, star Al Jefferson and 2nd year player Kevin Love to lead the squad to a winning record.
2009 Minnesota Timberwolves Season Preview
The Minnesota Timberwolves are a team to get behind this season in the NBA. It could be argued there is no other team with more future potential that than the Minnesota Timberwolves. The departure of Kevin Garnett to the Boston Celtics marked the end of an era in Minneapolis, and for many it’s a welcome change. A brand new lineup, including a strong frontcourt for a team in rebuilding mode, will make for an exciting season for Minnesota Timberwolves fans as they watch for the new stars and leaders of the next era of basketball in Minnesota to step forward.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 4/3/2017
The Minnesota Timberwolves have been eliminated from the playoffs for the 13th consecutive season with a current regular season record of 30-45. The Twolves will finish off their season five games on the road and two games at home against the Trail Blazers and OKC. Tickets for the Timberwolves last home game for the 2016-2017 season against the Thunder has an average ticket price of $73.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 3/24/2017
Zach LaVine will have to sit out from the Timberwolves for the rest of the season due to a torn ACL in his left knee. The Timberwolves will play their next home game Thursday against the Lakers; tickets to the game have an average price of $70.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 2/27/2017
The Minnesota Twolves come into this week with a jump in the NBA power rankings to No. 23. The Timberwolves vs Rockets matchup last week had a high scoring game with a final score of 142-130 Rockets. This week’s schedule has the Twolves playing three games on the road against the Kings, Jazz and Spurs. Tickets to all the games this week have an average price within the $40 range.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 2/17/2017
Before the start of the All-Star break, the Timberwolves had a 2-1 week as they dominated the Bulls by 28 points. The week’s loss was the following game against the Cavaliers but the Twolves were able to finish the week with a win against the Nuggets. The Timberwolves will return from the break with a home game against the Mavericks; tickets for the game average at $65.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 1/30/2017
The Twolves have a regular season record of 18-29 putting them in 12th of the Western Conference and out of playoff contention as of now. With a PCT record of .383, they have a lot to make up to make it to the 2017 NBA playoffs. Minnesota has a busy week with four games, two on the road and two at home. Saturday night, the matchup of Grizzlies vs Timberwolves at the Target Center has tickets for the upper level as low as $20 as well as courtside tickets for a higher price of $211.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 1/20/2017
Last week, the Twolves acquired their first three-game winning streak with wins against the Mavericks, Rockets and Thunder. These wins had much to do with an improved defense and strong playing form Ricky Rubio who had 46 assists. Currently, the Minnesota Timberwolves are not contenders in the West for playoffs. Next week there will be three home games at the Target Center when the Timberwolves host the Nuggets, Pacers and Nets. The cheapest game is Timberwolves vs Pacers with a ticket average of $25.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 1/6/2017
The Minnesota Timberwolves came into the regular season with a winning coach and an intriguing combination of young players but as the season has progressed they haven’t been able to get the wins needed. Andrew Wiggins, Karl-Anthony Towns and Zach LaVine have great potential and have the challenge to turn their season around. The Twolves will play one more home game this week against the Jazz, fans get tickets to the game for as low as $20.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 12/19/2016
The Minnesota Timberwolves current regular season record stands at 7-19, which has them towards the bottom of the power rankings. The Timberwolves will play three games this week with two at home at the Target Center and one on the road. All three games have average ticket prices at $50 or below for the matchups.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 12/9/2016
The Minnesota Timberwolves will finish off the current week of games against the Detroit Pistons tonight at the Target Center. The average ticket price for the game is at $35, while the most expensive ticket can be bought for $117 behind the visitor bench. With the Twolves young team, their current regular season record is at 6-14; they will be looking for a win after their two consecutive losses earlier in the week.
Minnesota Timberwolves News - 11/21/2016
The Timberwolves have not been able to stay consistent this season as with the 7 games seeing alternating wins and losses. As they enter the next week the Minnesota Timberwolves come into two spots lower in the power rankings; now at No. 21. The Timberwolves will begin with a home game against the Celtics and then finish of the week on the road for three more games. The most anticipated game of the week will be against the Warriors on Saturday; this game has a ticket average of $198 currently.