NBA 2024-25 Season: FAQs, Key Dates, Emirates NBA Cup Information

As we get ready to tip off the 2024-25 NBA season, we want to make sure that you have all the information you need before game day. From how to get tickets to see your NBA team play live this season, to how to sell your tickets if your plans change and you can’t make the game—we cover it all in the FAQ below. Check back often, as we plan to keep this page regularly updated.

Buying Tickets | Selling Tickets | Refunds

When does the 2024-25 NBA season begin?

The 2024-25 NBA season will tip off on October 22, 2024. Be there to catch your favorite team live all season long and get NBA tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the NBA.

How many games will be played during the 2024-25 NBA season?

There will be 82 regular-season games during the 2024-25 NBA season.

How does the 2024 Emirates NBA Cup work?

Previously referred to as the NBA Play-In Tournament, Group Play for the Emirates NBA Cup will feature all 30 teams and take place during the regular season on Tuesdays and Fridays from November 12 to December 3. The top eight teams from Group Play will advance to the knockout rounds and the Semifinals and Championship rounds will take place on December 14 and December 17, respectively, in Las Vegas.

The series will determine which teams get the final four playoff spots.

When do the NBA Playoffs start?

The 2024-25 NBA regular season will end on April 13, 2025 and the NBA Playoffs will begin on April 19, 2025.

Buying Tickets

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How much are NBA tickets?

Ticket prices for the 2024-25 NBA season vary. For schedule information, and to purchase tickets to see your favorite team live this season, go to ticketmaster.com/nba.

Can you buy tickets for single NBA games?

Yes, you can purchase single-game tickets for an NBA game at Ticketmaster. As the Official Ticket Marketplace of the NBA, Ticketmaster has a wide selection of tickets available for every game.

Will there be an NBA preseason for the 2024-25 season?

The NBA preseason tips off on October 4 and concludes on October 18. For the latest information, visit the NBA’s official website.

Selling Tickets

If I can’t make the game, can I sell my NBA tickets on Ticketmaster?

If for some reason you can’t make the game, you can sell your tickets on Ticketmaster directly from your account.*

When you visit My Account, you will see a “Sell” button on your order, and you’ll be able to sell your tickets verified through Ticketmaster. Just tap the button to set your price and list your tickets. When your tickets sell, we’ll make sure you receive the correct funds via direct deposit after the event. You can also edit or remove your listing anytime.

*In certain instances an artist, team or venue may not allow resale for certain rows/seats.

What are fan-to-fan resale tickets?

You may purchase 100% verified tickets from other fans for many events listed with Ticketmaster. If you purchased a verified resale ticket with Ticketmaster, we’ll reissue a new ticket just for you, eliminating the need for photocopies or any manual transfer. Learn more about how to safely sell your tickets.

Refunds

What happens to my NBA tickets if a game is rescheduled or canceled?

Full refunds will be available if a game is canceled and it cannot be replayed, or if it is played under conditions that prohibit fans from attending. More details can be found here.

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