Multiple outlets report that ticket sales for the New York Knicks’ Game 5 against the San Antonio Spurs show strong out-of-state demand. One resale platform says that more than 48% of tickets for the game in San Antonio have been purchased by people from New York and New Jersey. The New York Post and Yahoo Sports both describe similar figures, noting that Texas-area buyers account for a much smaller share of ticket purchases—about 12% as of early Thursday. The coverage focuses on the geographic distribution of ticket buyers and relies on the same type of resale market data, rather than on official team or arena reporting. Taken together, the reports indicate that fans based in the New York and New Jersey region represent the largest group of ticket purchasers for the game, while comparatively fewer tickets go to local buyers in the Texas area. The articles do not provide additional details on the total number of tickets, ticket pricing, or whether the final percentages change after early Thursday.
Nearly Half of Knicks Game 5 Tickets Sold to Fans From NY and NJ
Multiple outlets report that ticket sales for the New York Knicks’ Game 5 against the San Antonio Spurs show strong out-of-state demand. One resale platform says that more than 48% of tickets for the...
- More than 48% of tickets for Knicks Game 5 in San Antonio are purchased by fans from New York and New Jersey.
- As of early Thursday, about 12% of tickets are purchased by Texas-area customers.
- The figures come from ticket resale market data reported by multiple outlets.
- Out-of-state buyers represent the largest share of purchases for the game, according to the reports.
One resale site said that more than 48 percent of its tickets to the game in San Antonio had been sold to people from New York and New Jersey.
2 months agoOnly 12% of tickets were bought by Texas-area customers as of early Thursday.
2 months agoOnly 12% of tickets were bought by Texas-area customers as of early Thursday.
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