Zion Williamson makes his first trip to Barclays Center this week when the Nets host the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night.
Where to Buy Nets vs. Pelicans Tickets
Brooklyn Nets primary market single-game tickets for their game against the Pelicans–as well as all other home games–are available via Ticketmaster.
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How Much Are Nets vs. Pelicans Tickets
Tickets on Ticketmaster start at $105 in a two-person pod ($210 for the pod) for seats in Section 206 row 15. Pods of 4 start at $129 per seat ($516 for the pod) in section 210 row 1.
100-level seats start at $225 and go as high as $265. Lower Level seats start at $260 behind the baskets and go as high as $1,520 at center court in Section 24.
Premium seats are also available for the game, which you can purchase directly from the Nets website. Below are the options currently available for the Pelicans game:
Courtside Seating – Price: $500 per seat
- First Rows Seating
- Food & beverage included (located in 40/40 CLUB)
- Seats are sold in pods of two and four; all seats in each pod must be purchased together
Living Room – Price: $1,845 per seat
- A private box within the lower level
- Food & beverage included (in your seats)
- Seats are sold in pods of four with the ability to add on one or two more seats; all seats in each pod must be purchased together
Premium Lower Level – Price: $1,345 per seat.
- Seats in the first few rows in traditional arena seats
- Food & beverage included (located on Suite Level A)
- Seats are sold in pods of two and four; all seats in each pod must be purchased together
Grant Thornton Loge Box – Price: $925 per seat.
- An open-air suite within the lower level
- Food & beverage included (in your seats)
- Seats are sold in pods of two and four; all seats in each pod must be purchased together
COVID-19 Heath & Safety Protocols
Fans planning to attend any Nets home game this season will have to follow these health and safety protocols:
TESTING PROTOCOL
All fans will be subject to COVID-19 testing protocols, prior to, and during, games at Barclays Center. A COVID-19 medical questionnaire and a temperature check will also be required.
LabQ is now offering free COVID-19 tests in various locations around New York City. The company provides a Perkin Elmer test, rated the most sensitive COVID-19 test by the FDA and they are offering walk-up tests, as well as a “fast lane” for people who have an appointment. The tests are 99.7% accurate, and results are turned around in 24 to 48 hours. People who get tested will also receive an official ID card with proof of their results. You can get more information here.
FACE MASK REQUIREMENT
Everyone entering the arena over the age of two must wear a face mask that completely covers their nose and mouth. While inside the arena or on the plaza awaiting entry, masks must be worn at all times except when actively eating or drinking in designated areas.
- Permitted masks: surgical masks, medical-grade masks, or multi-layer cloth masks.
- Not permitted: Single-layer cloth masks, neck gaiters, bandanas, and masks with valves or vents.
PHYSICAL DISTANCING
Except for patrons seated in the same “pod”, fans must maintain at least six feet of distance from each other.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
There are designated spaces assigned to each seating pod within Barclays Center for consuming food and beverages. All food and beverages will be delivered to patrons. Mobile and remote ordering will be put in place to minimize contact.
BAG CHECKS
X-ray machines are used for bag security checks for a touchless experience.