Philadelphia 76ers Tickets

76ers Tickets & Philadelphia 2021 Schedule

Demand for 2021 76ers tickets is extremely strong for every home game as the City of Brotherly Love is a huge basketball city. That love of hoops, which translates into demand for tickets, exists because the Sixers are one of the oldest NBA franchises (moved to Philly in 1963) and have been a dominant team at many points during their more than 50 years in the league. The fans in Philly are also drawn to their games to watch live the latest great Sixer player just like they came for Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Erving, Moses Malone, Charles Barkley and Allen Iverson.

The Philadelphia 76ers biggest rivalry game is with the Boston Celtics and tickets for this annual showdown are always in huge demand whether its a regular-season or postseason game. The New York Knicks are also big Sixers rivals, as it's less than 100 miles from Philly to The Garden and vice versa. Related, Sixers fans also pack the Wells Fargo Center for games against the Brooklyn Nets who were their New Jersey neighbors for decades. After that the demand is solid for the 76ers vs Chicago Bulls, Toronto Raptors and Milwaukee Bucks, as well as, many of the marquee teams from the Western Conference.

Philly sports fans may be among the best in the country. They certainly love their hometown sports teams, and the Sixers likely rank second only to the Eagles in popularity in their home market. That devotion to the team also means 76ers have high expectations for their ball club. They "trusted the process" and now they want to see the Sixers bring home a Larry O'Brien trophy as NBA Champs. A good year in Philadelphia would be to qualify for a spot in the Eastern Conference [playoffs]https://www.ticketcity.com/nba/nba-playoffs-tickets.html) and make a deep run to the Conference Finals. A dream year would see the Sixers play their way back into the NBA Finals where they would be hosting home games in their own building. The Sixers appear to be in good position to make a deep run in the NBA Playoffs, and hopefully bring another championship to Philly.

76ers vs Celtics

317 miles separate the Cities of Philadelphia and Boston, but when it comes to sports the rivalry between them feels like are right nextdoor to each other. The 76ers vs Celtics is a big game every season, and there is a lot of great history behind this match up. These two teams have the most playoff meetings in the history of the NBA as they have met over 18 times in the postseason. With over 400 regular season match ups to go along with 100+ playoff games, the Sixers and Celtics want to beat each other. This match up has been a star studded one for decades going back to the likes of Julius Erving, Bill Russell, Larry Bird, and Moses Malone. The popular players, and long history, make this rivalry game ones that fans in Philly will come out for every time the Celtics are in-town.

Sixers Top Games

• vs Boston Celtics
• vs Brooklyn Nets
• vs Detroit Pistons
• vs New York Knicks

Sixers Games at the Wells Fargo Center

The 76ers play their home games at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. When filled to capacity, the Wells Fargo Center holds 20,478 Sixers fans. The arena was built in 1994 but has done extensively renovations in recent years to make sure it continues to be among the finer venues in the NBA. It is the home venue for the Sixers and the Philadelphia Flyers.

Fans always come to TicketCity looking for their best seats in their price range. There are numerous good options for tickets at the Wells Fargo Center. There are are two small sections of Floor seats besides the team benches with Rows 1-2 and a long (Row 1) section facing the benches, as well as, 3 rows (Row 1-3) on each side of court behind the baseline. Right above the floor, the lower-level seating includes Sections 101-124 and offers many premium options for fans who want the best seats Sections 101-103 & 123-124 start with Rows AA & BB before continuing with Row 1 to 23. On the sections behind the basket (Sections 106, 108, 118 & 120) the seats behind the Floor seats run from Row A to Row J, before the risers start which run from Row 1-26 (Note: Section 107 & 119 behind the basket just include those riser seats from Rows 1-26). The Philadelphia 76ers home bench is on the Wells Fargo Center court side in front of Section 102.

Another popular option for attending a Sixers game are the Standing Room Only tickets in the Assembly Room, which contains bars, kitchens and communal seating in the highest level of the arena. Revolutionary Row are the numbered seats at the front of the Assembly Room, giving you access to the bars and kitchens but also dedicated seats. The upper-deck for a 76ers game includes Sections 201-224, and run from Row 1 to Row 15. The cheapest 76ers tickets for home games are typically found in the 200-level corners behind the basket.