The Toronto Raptors have seen average NBA regular season ticket prices for their games significantly fluctuate over the last six years. The largest increase came during the 2014-2015 season with an increase of 92%, moving from an average ticket price of $26 to a $50 price the next season. Average Raptors ticket prices reached its lowest price during the 2011-2012 season with tickets averaging at $20, the next flowing two seasons saw small increases in price under $30. The average ticket price for Toronto Raptors regular season NBA tickets for 2016-2017 is currently at $60, which is a considerable increase of 71% from last season.
(Data updated 10/28/2016)
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2017 Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors had a breakthrough season last year as one of their most successful seasons in Raptors history with their first 50+ win season. The Raptors finished their season with 56 wins and 26 losses and made it to their first showing in the Eastern Conference Finals, where they squared off against the Cavaliers. As they enter the 2016-2017 season they lose Bismack Biymobo, a key player last season, but were prepared for this by maintaining their strong veteran roster as well as bring in Jared Sullinger and Jakob Poetl. With the exceptional backcourt duo of Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan returning to Toronto in 2016, they are looking to have another strong run in the Eastern Conference. Look for the Raptors to continue their rise as a strong NBA team and for Toronto to make the playoffs once again. This will be an exciting season for Raptors’ fans to watch their team and TicketCity will have some of the best deals on home and away Toronto Raptors’ tickets!
Toronto Raptors Basketball at Air Canada Centre
Address: 40 Bay St, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2X2, Canada The Raptors play their home games at the Air Canada Centre, located in Toronto, Ontario. When filled to capacity, the Air Canada Centre holds nearly 20 thousand screaming Raptor fans. Located in the heart of beautiful Toronto, the Air Canada Centre is also one of the only venues in professional sports with its own brewery on premises. The Toronto Raptors home bench is on the Air Canada Centre court side in front of section 118. Air Canada Centre parking information is covered in our Raptors event guide.
Raptors vs. Nets
The Raptors and Nets have met over 65 times in their history during the regular season with each team winning about half of the meetings. The two teams have also met once in the playoffs during the first round of the 2007 Eastern Conference playoffs. With Toronto and Brooklyn both playing in the same conference, this rivalry will only continue to get better in the years to come.
Raptors vs. Knicks
As division foes, the Raptors and the Knicks have faced off over 75 total times throughout the years. This rivalry peaked in the early 2000s when the two teams met in the playoffs in back-to-back seasons. Toronto and New York split the two playoff meetings which has been par for the course in this match-up as both teams have almost won the same amount of games in the overall series.
Raptors in the NBA Finals, Eastern Conference Championships and NBA Playoffs
The Raptors are still searching for their first NBA and Eastern Conference championships since they entered in the NBA in 1995. The franchise peaked in 2007 when they won a division title. Many feel the organization in on the up-swing with the best years for this organization yet to come.
What time do gates open prior to tipoff at a Raptors game?
Typically doors open 1 hour before game-time for the general public. On weeknights Gate 2 opens at 5:00 with the other gates opening 1 hour before the start of the game.
How can I buy cheap Toronto Raptors tickets?
TicketCity offers a big selection of Toronto Raptors tickets which include some of the lowest priced seats on the market. Raptors tickets fluctuate based on demand and opponent. Marquee Eastern Conference opponents, like the Brooklyn Nets, Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks, and New York Knicks can drive up home game prices. While cheap tickets are more plentiful for non-conference opponents. Those early season games may offer best opportunity to purchase Raptors tickets near face value.
Where are good places to eat before a Raptors game?
Real Sports Bar is not far from AAC and is consistently voted one of the best sports bars in North America. We highly recommend getting to Real early as its reputation precedes it and often has long lines. If the lines are too long at Real, try Miller Tavern. It is only half a block from AAC and has some wonderful seafood options. If you are looking for an upscale dining experience try Harbour Sixty. Definitely on the high end of the price scale, but it makes for an unforgettable experience, and some of the best ribs you will find. There are a few great Italian places close to AAC, Rio Ranna’s Really Really Nice Restaurant, Pizzeria Liberetto, and Gusto 101 are all worth visiting. No Raptors eating guide would be complete without some traditional Canadian options. Try Joey Eaton Centre, 360 Restaurant, or Volo.
Where is the best place to park at The Air Canada Centre?
There are around 13,000 parking spaces accessible next to the Air Canada Centre and they run between $20 and $40. If you are looking to stay close to AAC, we recommend purchasing a parking pass with your ticket. There are a few city lots in the area, look for the green P parking signs. These lots are cheaper, usually between $12 and $16, but will be a farther walk. Union Rail Station is located next to AAC and is a great option for those looking to skip traffic and parking altogether.
Does my child need a ticket to go to a Raptors game?
Children 23 months or younger may enter The Air Canada Centre without a ticket and must sit in a parents lap for the duration of the game. Be prepared to show proof of your child’s age at the gate.
Can I buy Toronto Raptors season tickets?
Toronto season tickets are available to buy until tipoff of their home opener. Check our listings above or call us if you would like to purchase Raptors season tickets. Let us know if you want a particular section at The Air Canada Centre.
Where can I find the 2016-2017 Toronto Raptors schedule
The Raptors 2016-2017 schedule is listed as soon as it is announced by the NBA. The Toronto Raptors play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference, which means games against the Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets and Philadelphia 76ers. Game times are announced by the NBA as soon as the TV schedule is set. If you are looking for Raptors news or scores, then visit our partners at CBS Sports. They are also a good source for the official Toronto Raptors team roster.
2015 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors were one of the most dangerous teams in the Eastern Conference a season ago and enter 2015-16 looking for a deeper run in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Raptors retain their dangerous backcourt duo of Kyle Lowery and DeMar DeRozan, who will continue to be the focal point for the dangerous Raptors perimeter offense. In the front court, Toronto will once again rely on the big body of Jonas Valanciunas, who averaged a double double a season ago. What has benefited the Raptors over the last few seasons is having a deep team, with the ability to score at all 5 positions. The 2015-16 Toronto Raptors will be no different, but expect Kyle Lowery to continue his upward trend into the upper echelons of NBA stardom.
2014 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors were one of the biggest success stories of the 2013-14 NBA Season. After struggling early, the Raptors traded star Rudy Gay in a move that looked like the team was mailing in the season. But the trade ignited Toronto, creating new team leaders in DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, who pushed the Raptors to the 3rd best record in the NBA’s Eastern Conference. The Toronto Raptors enter their 2014-15 NBA schedule with much of that same team intact. The biggest addition to the Toronto Raptors’ roster will likely be rookie Bruno Caboclo. The forward will add depth to the Raptors front court, and along with other new comer Lou Williams, should make an immediate impact in Toronto. The Toronto Raptors will still have one of the best defenses in the Eastern Conference and should be major players to win the NBA Atlantic Division.
2013 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The addition of Rudy Gay last season has given Toronto the firepower they needed, now can they parlay that into a playoff run in 2014? Andrea Bargnani was sent to NY for Steve Novak and draft picks, while they also brought in poing guard D.J. Augustin and Tyler Hansbrough. Novak might solve the outside-shooting problem, and they’ll hope Gay, DeRozan and Kyle Lowry mesh well in their first full season together. The Raptors will certainly be exciting this season, but can they be consistent? The Raptors will open the season in the Deep South, taking on Atlanta on Nov. 1. Their first home game will be against Lebron James and the defending-champion Miami Heat at the Air Canada Centre on Nov. 5. Other key home games will be vs. Brooklyn on Nov. 26, vs. the Heat again on Nov. 29, and vs. the Knicks on Dec. 28.
2012 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors started off the 2011-12 season with promise, but their year soon turned into one of the more forgetful in the team's history. The Raptors finished with a 23-43 record and ranked 11th in the Eastern Conference, continuing their playoff drought which has lasted since 2008. Hopes are high for second-year coach Dwane Casey, who brought a more tenacious form of defense and players slowly began to buy into his system. Over the course of the offseason, the Raptors made a series of trades to improve their team and believe that their draft could prove to be valuable to the long-term success of the franchise. The big departures from last year's squad include guard Jerryd Bayless who signed with the Memphis Grizzlies, and James Johnson who departed for the Sacramento Kings. In the draft, the Raptors picked up guard Terrence Ross and forwards Quincy Acy and Tomislav Zubcic. In free agency, the Raptors were bold with their transactions, signing Landry Fields to be the team's primary shooting guard. Last but not least, the team made one of the biggest trades of the offseason when they picked up All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry from the Rockets, who should provide a major ball-handling presence to the Raptors' front court. Lowry's arrival should help steady the team's point guard situation, with Jose Calderon moving to a change-of-pace guard which may be better for his style of play. At shooting guard, Terrence Ross will see plenty of playing time behind Fields. At center, the team's 2011 draft pick, Jose Valanciunas has great size for the position and will be backed up by Aaron Gray. The team also boasts a solid group of forwards, including Andrea Bargnani, Amir Johnson and DeMar DeRozen. Unfortunately for the Raptors, their stellar offseason comes at a time when the Atlantic division of the Eastern Conference is as strong as its been in years. The Celtics, Knicks, Sixers and Nets are all expected to be playoff-caliber, so the Raptors will have to be strong out of the gate to avoid dropping in the standings. Ultimately, the Raptors' 2012-13 season will come down to how well the new additions will gel with one another and whether or not the team's younger players can get up to speed as well. What Raptors fans can take confidence in is that their front office is building something good and is certainly well on its way to contending for a title.
2011 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors lost their two best players in the offseason when Chris Bosh jumped ship to join the Miami Heat, and forward Hedo Turkoglu ended up with the Phoenix Suns. Their absence creates a significant void in scoring, and leaves head coach Jay Triano in a difficult position to try to return Toronto to the playoffs for the first time since 2007. Without a go-to scorer like Bosh, the Raptors will have to find someone new to provide the bulk of their offense. Point guards Jose Calderon and Jarrett Jack proved they could run the offense, but neither are reliable scorers. Perhaps the most credible option is 7-foot center Andrea Bargnani, who averaged 17.2 points a game last season. While Bargnani may be a solid scorer, his defense leaves much to be desired and so does the team as a whole. The Raptors were 27th in points allowed last season, giving up an average of 105.9 points per game. It's not easy to recover from the loss of two franchise players, and Toronto will likely struggle as they attempt to rebuild.
2010 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors head into the 2009-2010 NBA season with a great chance to make the playoffs in the Eastern Conference. The talented Raptors lineup includes young stars Andrea Bargnani, Chris Bosh and Jose Calderon. If those three can mesh with younger Toronto players like DeMar DeRozan and Antoine Wright, then expect the Raptors to make some noise in the East.
2009 Toronto Raptors Season Preview
The Toronto Raptors are a team to watch this season in the NBA. The absence of TJ Ford will be remedied with the exciting presence of Jermaine O'Neal. O'Neal and Chris Bosh will make scoring look easy, and should pave the way for the remaining Raptor defenders to put the pressure on. The Raptors have their work cut out for them in a tough division that includes the New York Knicks, Boston Celtics, and Philadelphia 76ers. Go to a Toronto Raptors game at the Air Canada Center and you can expect to see a fast paced young team playing in front of one of the league’s most loyal crowds at a state of the art arena.
Toronto Raptors News - 4/7/2017
Kyle Lowry returned to the court against the Pistons Wednesday night after missing 18 Raptors games due to a wrist injury. Lowry came back strong with 27 points and 10 assists for the 105-102 Toronto Raptors win. The Toronto Raptors have pushed passed the Wizards taking the third place in the East and solidifying their spot in the playoffs. The last three games on the Raptors regular season record are crucial to maintaining their lead over the Wizards. There is one more home game in Toronto and will play against the Heat; average ticket prices for the Friday night game are $96.
Toronto Raptors News - 3/20/2017
The Toronto Raptors have won their last two games against the Pacers and Pistons putting them at a 41-29 regular season record. The Raptors will play their next game at home against the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night; tickets for the game have an average price of $73.
Toronto Raptors News - 3/3/2017
The Raptors are missing Kyle Lowry after a right wrist injury last week and their weaknesses without the starting point guard were shown against the Wizards, losing 96-105. The Toronto Raptors have an opportunity to redeem themselves in their second back-to-back game against the Wizards Friday night. The Raptors vs Wizards game will be played on the road at the Verizon Center; tickets to the game have an average price of $56.
Toronto Raptors News - 2/13/2017
The Raptors have been experiencing an issue during the fourth-quarter where they lose their lead. This happened once again in their loss to the Pistons where the warned a 15-point lead but with nine minutes left in the game they could not maintain the lead and lost 101-102. The Toronto Raptors next game will be Tuesday night in Chicago where they will play the Bulls at the United Center. Tickets for the Raptors vs Jazz game have an average ticket price of $60.
Toronto Raptors News - 2/3/2017
Kyle Lowry will be attending the NBA All-star Weekend and will be representing the Raptors in the three-point contest. Lowry has a 42.7% shooting long range putting him at a career best. The Toronto Raptors will play the Orlando Magic tonight on the road. Tickets for the game are available for a low price of $15 for seats in the upper level, courtside seats are on sale for $250.
Toronto Raptors News - 1/16/2017
The Raptors Sunday night game against the Knicks was a blowout with a final score of 116-101, giving Toronto their third straight win. This week’s NBA power rankings have the Raptors moving up one spot to No .5; right behind the Cavs. There are three more games to be played on the Raptors schedule this week against the Nets, 76ers and Hornets; all games are on the road for Toronto and have average ticket prices below $30.
Toronto Raptors News - 1/3/2017
Power forward Patrick Patterson has missed the Raptors last two games with a knee injury that occurred in Thursday’s game against the Suns. It is unclear whether he will be able to play against the Spurs in tonight’s game in San Antonio. Tonight’s matchup of Raptors vs Spurs will be an exciting one between the No. 5 and No. 3 teams in the NBA power rankings.
Toronto Raptors News - 12/23/2016
The Toronto Raptors have proven that they have one of the best efficient offenses in the league and are currently third in points per game with an average of 112.3. The problem that the Raptors are still facing is that their defense has not lined up with the quality of their offense. The Raptors have only one loss within the last seven games and will be ready to get another win against the Jazz in Utah tonight. Tickets for the game are averaged at $49.
Toronto Raptors News - 12/5/2016
The Raptors are currently on a 6-game winning streak which has pushed them from the No. 6 spot to No. 3 in the power rankings. Over this time period, the Toronto Raptors have the best offense and place as the second for the best defense in the league. This week thy will play the Cavalier and Timberwolves in Toronto and then travel to Boston to play against the Celtics.
Toronto Raptors News - 11/25/2016
The Raptors losses against the Cavaliers and Warriors the previous week resulted in a drop of 3 spots in the power rankings, leaving them at No. 7. This week’s games for the Toronto Raptors have seen two losses against the Kings and Clippers and then a win on Wednesday against the Rockets. The Raptors have been suffering from a broken defense but their 115-102 victory against the Rockets showcased a huge improvement in their defensive plays. The team will travel to Milwaukee to play their last game of the week tonight against the Bucks; ticket prices average at $44.