How much are OKC Thunder tickets? October price breakdown

Thunder games can get expensive. Be sure that you are getting a good deal before you buy! Here's a breakdown of some key games early in the season.

Thursday, September 18th 2025, 2:34 pm

By: Christian Hans, Victor Pozadas

OKLAHOMA CITY -

Tickets for the Oklahoma City Thunder's 2025-2026 season are officially on sale, but going to watch the reigning NBA Champions can get pricey.

If you are concerned about getting a good deal to watch the Thunder play, be sure to review pricing and avoid overpaying.

On the Ticketmaster website, a blue dot indicates that the ticket is sold at market price. If you see a pink dot with arrows, this means the tickets are being re-sold by a verified seller.

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Prices are subject to change depending on demand and matchup.

Take a look at prices for select upcoming games:

Preseason game vs. Charlotte Hornets (Oct. 9| 7 PM)

Loud City (300 sections) tickets range from around $15 and just over $20 at the goalposts to over $40 the closer your seats are to midcourt.

Closer to the court, seats in the 200 sections vary from $100-$130 in the corner seats to between $140 and $180 in the Lower Terrace.

At midcourt, seats in the 200 sections can range from $130 to just shy of $200.

In the 100 sections, the closest fans can get to the players on the court, ticket prices jump significantly. The cheapest seats can set you back just over $110 in corner seating, and midcourt seating will cost you anywhere between $170 and $250.

As of Thursday morning, resale tickets on Ticketmaster show certain courtside seats coming in at over $700 for the Thunder's first preseason game.

Preseason game vs. Denver Nuggets (Oct. 17| 7 PM)

Loud City seat prices range from $15-$31 and rise to almost $50 near the midcourt angle.

Prices over on the 200 section for the Nuggets game can vary from $100-$200, with prices rising within the 222-224 and 207-209 sections being on opposing sides of the half-court for best viewing.

Closer to the action within the 100 section, prices on the low end are still hovering around $100 if you're in the mood to wave some tubes and mess with the Nugget's free throws.

However, if you don't want the rim and board to be in the way, the midcourt seats then spike in price to around $300.

NBA Opening Night vs. Houston Rockets (Oct. 21| 6:30 PM)

The first regular-season matchup for the Thunder puts the team up against the Houston Rockets, which now includes former Thunder star Kevin Durant in their starting lineup.

The NBA Opening Night Thunder-Rockets matchup is also the game selected to host the ceremony where the championship rings will be presented to the Thunder players.

With all these factors combined, ⁠ticket prices for this game have skyrocketed as a result.

In Loud City, you can expect tickets to start at $200 on the low end, and over $300 at midcourt.

Closer to the court in the 200 sections, the cheapest tickets will set you back at least $400, with the few remaining tickets climbing upwards of $800.

Courtside in the 100 sections, be prepared for some of the more costly tickets of the season, with tickets behind the goalposts at around the $500 mark, and tickets closer to the Thunder and visitors' benches at $1,000 or more.

Regular season game vs. Sacramento Kings (Oct. 28| 7 PM)

Winding down the month, the Thunder will welcome the Sacramento Kings to Paycom Center for their first seasonal match on Tuesday, Oct. 28.

Seats over by Loud City (Section 300) are currently ranging from $20 at the lowest end, to $100 for the midcourt seats near sections 308/309.

Heading lower into the 200s, we find prices begin at $100 and skirt near the $200 mark for the central seats.

Even closer to the court, at the 100 section level, tickets hover from nearly $120 at different angles, but once you look at midcourt views, the prices spike close to $300.

Regular season game vs. Washington Wizards (Oct. 30| 7 PM)

For the last Thunder game in October, the team takes on the Washington Wizards on Thursday, Oct. 30.

Tickets in Loud City start in the $20-$30 range, but gradually climb in price to just over $60 the closer you sit to midcourt.

In the 200s section, seat prices vary between $100 and $200, with the cheaper seats located in the corners and behind the backboard.

Down by the floor level, tickets behind the goal post start off over $100, but seats closer to the benches and hardwood climb to over $250, depending on availability.