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Knicks Tickets & 2023 NY Schedule

The New York Knicks rank among the iconic teams in sports, and they have millions of fans across the globe including their biggest super fan, Spike Lee. Demand for Knicks tickets at the Garden is strong every season as New York fans turn out to see their favorite team in the Five Burroughs. The Knicks have played over 5,800 games in their history, but still regularly sell out their home court for big games. That is because the Knicks remain one of the most popular teams in the NBA, with a passionate hometown fan base. Those die-hard Knicks fans fill up most of the venue, but also expect to see a large number of patrons in attendance who are there experience a game at "The Garden". Those two segments are joined by fans of the visiting team, as New York has so many transplants, to make for a full house on most home games.

Expectations in the Big Apple are always high, and many Knicks fans go into every season expecting this to "be the year" that the Knicks make a run deep into the postseason. During the Knicks glory days making the playoffs was only step one, but that needed to be followed by a tremendous run that would result in an NBA Finals appearance. These days a Knicks playoff game would be massive, and the faithful in New York continue to hope this will be the year the Knicks make their return to the NBA Playoffs. Demand for Knicks playoff tickets easily outpace the rest of the league. The Knicks having a chance to play in the Eastern Conference Final or NBA Finals in New York would be a set of events without any peer.

The biggest home games on the Knicks schedule each season are their star-studded match-ups against the Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics or Philadelphia 76ers. Whenever one of the NBA's biggest stars is in-town, you can bet that New Yorkers will turn out in huge numbers for the game, just like they did for decades when MJ came to the Garden. Other big home games for the Knicks include the long-time rivals from the Indiana Pacers and the Miami Heat. The biggest demand for Knicks tickets come when New York earns a playoff berth, which brings out a capacity crowd for each home game.

Knicks vs Celtics

As two of the three remaining teams from the original 1946 NBA, this rivalry has more history than any other in the league. With over 450 regular season matchups and another 60+ playoff meetings, the Knicks vs Celtics is a series that is steeped in great history. On the court this is a rivalry that is built off mutual respect, buts fans from New York definitely want to beat the team from nearby Boston.

Knicks vs Nets

The New York Knicks have been the dominate team in the Five Buroughs for decades, but with the Nets moving to Brooklyn they are now competing in the same market. That has intensified the rivalry between the Knicks and Nets to the premiere game it is today. The Knicks have the history of their franchise and The Garden to lean on, but the Nets have a great team that is winning over fans in Brooklyn. The Knicks vs Nets match-up will continue to be heated as these battle it out for supremacy in New York. The Knicks first played the Nets in 1976.

Knicks vs Heat

Some fans may consider the Knicks vs Heat rivalry one that is in the past, but the intensity is still there anytime these two East Coast teams play. The Knicks vs Heat rivalry was been built on physical play, and continues to be chippy at times when these two teams play. It was launched to prominence with a handful of significant playoff series in the 90's. Then the rivalry intensified when legendary head coach Pat Riley became the leader of the Heat after serving in the same role with the Knicks for many seasons. Both teams compete in the NBA Eastern Conference, so the stakes are always high when they play because a playoff spot may be on the line.

Knicks Top Games

• vs Boston Celtics
• vs Brooklyn Nets
• vs LeBron James (it's always a big game when Bron plays in the Garden)
• vs Miami Heat

Knicks Playoff Tickets & Schedule

The Knicks have appeared in the NBA postseason over 40 times, which ranks New York among the top 5 teams in the league in that category. The number of times the Knicks have made the NBA postseason is just a step behind the legendary franchises the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. Knicks hosting an NBA Playoff series would either see them hosting Games 1, 2, 5 & 7 if they are the home team in the series (better record) or hosting Game 3, 4, and 6. Regardless of which games that New York hosts, expect huge crowds whenever the Knicks are in the Playoffs. Knicks playoff tickets rank among the hottest selling tickets offered at TicketCity, and typically the demand for seats greatly outweighs the supply. Check out the full list of Knicks playoff games listed here, and then choose the tickets you need from our wide selection.

Knicks Games at Madison Square Garden

The Garden ranks among the best sports venues in the world. Attending a game at MSG is a bucket list event for big basketball fans, just because the arena is steeped in such amazing tradition. The Knicks record, or opponent, really does not matter once you walk through the doors on 7th Avenue in heart of Midtown Manhattan. There is an electricity in there for a Knicks game that few other sports arena can provide, so if you love hoops then get to a NYK home game. The Knicks home venue of Madison Square Garden has undergone massive upgrades to make it one of the nicest stadiums in the NBA and now holds nearly 20,000 fans for a Knicks game.

With so many seats in the area, fans often come to TicketCity unsure where to sit at Madison Square Garden. There are premium seat locations on the floor behind the baselines that offer an amazing view of the action on the court and the team benches. Those floor sections are Sections 1-3 and Sections 7-9. The next sections closest to the MSG court at a Knicks game are the 100-level seating. Those span from Section 101 to Section 120. The 200-level seats are up a level and include Sections 201-227. Behind those seats are the 3-300-level sections which sit at the top of MSG. The 300-level seats are the furthest from the court, but they are the cheapest tickets for a Knicks home game.

There is no experience at MSG better than floor seats and we recommend Floor 6. There is something emotional about stepping down onto the floor level at a venue like Madison Square Garden, and these seats are impossibly close to the action. Section 6 is just behind the Knicks bench, close enough to hear the players and coaches talk throughout the game. These seats are frequented by celebrities, and experiencing the views from this section are unforgettable.

Fans interested in a truly unique experience at MSG, should look at Chase Bridge Section 313. Located on the 10th floor of MSG, the Chase Bridge is suspended from the roof and hangs over seats in the 200 level. No other arena has an experience comparable to the Chase Bridge, and the seats offer expansive views of the entire court. Section 313 is positioned at center court and only has 3 rows, giving fans an intimate viewing experience typically reserved for suites, at a much more affordable price.

If you are looking for amazing seats on a budget, check out the floor sections behind the baskets like Floor 7. These sections offer unbelievable views of half the court, at only a fraction of the cost of floor seats along the sidelines. Floor 7 is close to the Knicks bench, and has great exposure to the Knicks players and coaches. These seats are typically comparable in price to corner seats in the 100 level, but give fans the unforgettable experience of being within feet of the basket. The New York Knicks home bench is on the MSG court side in front of section 6. Shop our wide selection of tickets for any Knicks home game, we offer tickets for regular-season and playoff games.

Getting to a Knicks Home Game

The thing about parking at MSG is that there isn't any, so we recommend that you do not drive. The arena sits on top of Penn Station giving you the ideal access to the subway The other options is to a ride share service, which will drop you off close to The Garden.. For those who insist on driving there are some parking garages in the area that you may be able to park at, but they are associated with MSG and you may need to own a prepaid pass to park in these private garages.