Mexico City Capitanes Tickets
Mexico City Capitanes Basketball Tickets
See Mexican basketball’s newest arrivals with Mexico City Capitanes tickets. The Capitanes are a professional basketball team from Mexico that formed in 2017 and are the first such team to represent Mexico City in over ten years. The Capitanes play out of the Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera, and have played in both the Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional as well as the NBA G League. They are coached by Ramon Sanchez, and their team colors are blue and yellow.
The Capitanes were born in 2017 due to the efforts of investor Moises Carlo and were the first privately-funded team to join the Liga Nacional de Baloncesto Profesional. Despite their lack of experience, the Capitanes won their first game against the Aguacateros de Michoacan, going on to post an impressive 21-9 record in their inaugural season. Three players from the Capitanes were then selected to compete in the All-Star game.
In 2021 the team became the first from outside the US and Canada to compete in the NBA G League, winning their first league match against the Memphis Hustle. Claim your Mexico City Capitanes tickets today for a chance to see this talented young team up close and on the court.
Mexico City Capitanes Ticket Prices
Mexico City Capitanes ticket prices will vary depending on ticket demand and where you want to sit. Seats near the floor are the most expensive at any NBA contest, while upper-bowl spots are cheaper. High-demand games like playoff contests or rivalry matchups will usually cost more as well. Special games, like those on Christmas Day, can also be more expensive.
How much are Mexico City Capitanes tickets?
The average cost of an NBA basketball ticket was about $89 in 2019. Seats at a first or second-round playoff game typically carried a price between $135 and $200. NBA Conference Finals tickets were normally around $300 while a spot at the NBA Finals could cost between $900 and $1,200. The typical cost of a ticket to the NBA Draft was about $106. Effortlessly find seats for any NBA event with TicketSmarter.
Mexico City Capitanes Schedule
The NBA regular season typically runs from October through April. The league regularly breaks in February for All-Star Weekend, which includes the Slam Dunk Contest, Three-Point Shootout, Rising Stars Challenge and All-Star Game. The NBA Playoffs take place in April and May with the NBA Finals scheduled for June on most occasions. In the off season, fans look forward to seeing the future of the league at the NBA Draft.
When do Mexico City Capitanes tickets go on sale?
NBA tickets typically go on sale during the summer and fall as the season approaches. Tickets for special events like the draft will generally be made available as soon as details like date and venue are announced. TicketSmarter’s Mexico City Capitanes event schedule will be kept up to date. Save this page so that you can grab basketball tickets as soon as they are made available.
Mexico City Capitanes Seating Chart
NBA arenas normally hold between 17,000 and 21,000 fans. Seats at half court are some of the most popular and spots on the sideline provide a great angle of the game as well. Premium seating, including suites and courtside spots, is available at every NBA arena. Use TicketSmarter’s dynamic seating chart to click through your options and snag a spot that you will enjoy.
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