Spurs vs. Thunder ticket prices will leave fans talking

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It’s that time of year again, the NBA Conference Finals are here. The Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs will round out the Western Conference Finals, while the Cavaliers will round out the Eastern Conference Finals. It marks the 15th season that San Antonio has made the Western Conference Finals, while for the defending champions, the Oklahoma City Thunder, it marks just their 6th appearance. 

According to Action Network, it’s going to be an interesting matchup in terms of pricing, with game three in San Antonio set to be the second most expensive WCF game on record, averaging out at $660. 

It’s a series that can stretch to all seven games; it certainly will be a sight to see. The Action Network reported ahead of the conference finals that a family of four attending a Thunder playoff game at the Paycom Center pays roughly $1,796.09 — $472.65 more than during the regular season. On the opposite side, Spurs fans in San Antonio at the Frost Bank Center can face an even bigger bill. The average family of four will spend $1,887.12 — a $602.60 surge over regular-season prices.

Below are the current “get-in” prices for the series:

• Game 1: $175 (OKC)
• Game 2: $203 (OKC)
• Game 3: $311 (SA)
• Game 4: $364 (SA)
• (If necessary) Game 5: $263 (OKC)
• (If necessary) Game 6: $349 (SA)
• (If necessary) Game 7: $498 (OKC)

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