Milwaukee Bucks Tickets

Milwaukee Bucks Tickets

1. How much are Milwaukee Bucks tickets?

Ticket prices for Milwaukee Bucks games on their NBA tour vary. Prices on Gametime often start from as low as $20 for certain games, with an average range depending on the matchup and seat location. Check here on Gametime for the latest prices.

2. How can I buy Milwaukee Bucks NBA tickets online?

Follow these steps to secure your tickets:

1. Visit Gametime.
2. Search for "Milwaukee Bucks" and select your desired game.
3. Browse through Gametime Picks or Last Minute deals for the best offers.
4. Choose your seats and complete your purchase securely.
5. Tickets will be delivered in the format you select during checkout.

3. How can I save money on Milwaukee Bucks tickets?

• Look for Last Minute deals close to the event day for the lowest prices.
• Explore Gametime Picks, which feature amazing everyday ticket deals.
• Buy tickets during weekdays or non-primetime games, as these are often more affordable.

4. What’s the cheapest game to see the Milwaukee Bucks?

The most budget-friendly games are usually early in the season or against non-rival teams. Specific prices, dates, and locations can be found on Gametime.

5. What time do doors open for a Milwaukee Bucks game?

Doors typically open 90 minutes before the game starts. Check your ticket or the venue's website for specific timings for your game.

6. How do I find my seat in the stadium?

Your ticket will have a section, row, and seat number. Stadium staff and clear signage will help guide you. Additionally, Gametime's interactive seat map can give you a preview before you buy.

7. Is parking available at the stadium?

Yes, most venues offer parking options. You can easily purchase parking passes here on Gametime.

8. How long are Milwaukee Bucks games?

NBA games typically last about 2.5 hours, including breaks and halftime.

9. How much are courtside tickets for the Milwaukee Bucks?

Courtside ticket prices vary greatly, often starting in the hundreds or even thousands of dollars depending on the matchup. Check Gametime for current availability.

10. Can I get a refund if I can’t attend a Milwaukee Bucks game?

Gametime offers Event Cancellation Protection, so if the game is canceled, you’ll receive a full refund. For personal cancellations, tickets can be resold directly on Gametime's platform.

11. Where do the Bucks play?

The Milwaukee Bucks are hosted at the Fiserv Forum for their home games. This brand-new arena is also the home to Marquette University’s Golden Eagles men’s basketball team. When it’s not being used for basketball, the Fiserv Forum hosts arena-level concerts and other large-scale events like monster truck rallies. Located in downtown Milwaukee, the stadium can hold more than 17,000 dedicated fans. 

12. Why should I choose Gametime over another ticket reseller?

Gametime’s popularity as a marketplace for cheap tickets means we attract some of the best resellers, so we’re able to offer the cheapest Bucks tickets around. With so many different ways to buy tickets online, we make sure that your experience using our site is the best ever. That’s why we also make sure you have access to our virtual seating charts for every arena we sell cheap tickets for, so you can see what you view will look like from the seats you’re buying before your purchase.

Gametime is about more than that, though. We know how important it is to you that you see the game, which is why we make sure your cheap tickets will be in your hands before it starts — guaranteed. We’re confident that we’ll do right by you. That’s what makes Gametime different from all the rest!

More About the Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks have been a major NBA player in the Midwest since their founding in 1968. They’ve built a legacy of steady success, with a number of excellent all-rounders and great scorers wearing the Bucks jersey over the years, especially during the ’70s and ’80s.

The Bucks and the Golden Age

The team’s first two decades are most widely known as the real deal when it comes to the Bucks. In those early years, Milwaukee walked off with literally a dozen division titles, marking them as one of the most consistent competitors in the NBA. 

The first championship win for the Bucks also came during this time in 1971, which was a surprise to no one. The win came in no small part due to the fact that the great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wore a Milwaukee jersey for six seasons straight, with his skyhook earning him status as an NBA legend — as did his top scoring career. Kareem’s tallied an average of 30.4 points and 15.3 rebounds per game as a Buck, which might have something to do with that legacy.

More than Just a Hook Shot

Kareem was always more than his hook shot, though, and the Bucks were more than just Kareem. The Kareem–Oscar Robertson era for Milwaukee ushered in their NBA championship in signature style, with the Bucks winning 12 out of 14 postseason games. People still talk about that awe-inspiring run to this very day.

Of course, the Bucks have established a long history of excellent team leaders. Whether it’s Giannis Antetokounmpo, Sam Cassell, Ray Allen, or Michael Redd, every one of these players has brought excellence to the court and has shown the world what Milwaukee is capable of on the court.

Rivalries to Last a Lifetime

A team that’s been around as long as the Bucks — and one that’s been as successful — is bound to build some deep rivalries. One of these is undoubtedly the relationship Milwaukee has with the Chicago Bulls. Not only is Chicago geographically close, but the Bucks have also traded the spotlight with the Bulls throughout the history of the Eastern Conference.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that Midwesterners are proud of their ball teams. There might be respect between Milwaukee and Chicago whenever their teams meet on the court, but there’s also a real push from both sides to show the other they mean business. This has led to some of the most dramatic showdowns in NBA history — and these clashes are likely to continue into the foreseeable future.