THAT BIG NIGHT. ABSOLUTELY SURREAL NIGHT AT THE PAYCOM TONIGHT. IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE THE OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER ARE GOING TO THE NBA FINALS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2012. THEY BEAT THE MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES BY 30 IN A CLOSEOUT GAME FIVE HERE IN OKLAHOMA CITY. THIS TEAM HAS BEEN DOUBTED AT EVERY TURN. YOU TURN ON THE TV, LISTEN TO THE NATIONAL MEDIA. ANYONE AND EVERYBODY WAS BETTER THAN OKC. EXCEPT THEY WEREN’T. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2012, THE THUNDER ARE HEADED TO THE NBA FINALS. OBVIOUSLY HAPPY FOR THE MOMENT, BUT LIKE THIS ISN’T OUR GOAL. THIS ISN’T THE END OF THE ROAD. THIS ISN’T. LET’S KEEP GETTING BETTER. ONE MORE SERIES TO TRY TO GO WIN. IT FEELS VERY SURREAL. I KNOW THAT’S LIKE A PRETTY TYPICAL WORD THAT PEOPLE SAY, BUT THAT THAT IS WHAT I’M FEELING LIKE I HAVEN’T REALLY BEEN ABLE TO, LIKE, WRAP MY HEAD AROUND IT. I WANTED THE FANS TO BE ABLE TO ENJOY, ENJOY THE MOMENT WITH US. I WANTED THEM TO BE ABLE TO SEE IT UNFOLD IN FRONT OF THEIR EYES. I WANT THEM TO BE ABLE TO CELEBRATE TONIGHT IN OUR BUILDING. I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT, LIKE, ABOVE ALL, I COULD GIVE MY ENERGY AND MY EFFORT TO TRY TO GIVE THESE FANS WHAT THEY DESERVE. IT WAS A CELEBRATION THE WHOLE NIGHT. THE THUNDER, YOU JUST JUMPED OUT AND ABSOLUTELY DOMINATED. AND YOU KNOW WHAT’S NEXT? NEXT THURSDAY, RIGHT BACK HERE FOR GAME ONE OF THE NBA FINALS. GUYS, IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE. AND YET HERE WE ARE THE NBA FINALS FROM THE PAYCOM CENTER I’M BRYAN KEATING FOR KOCO FIVE SPORTS. AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE NBA FINALS SCHEDULE. LIKE BRYANT SAID, GAME ONE WILL BE A WEEK FROM TONIGHT HERE AT HOME AT 730. THEN GAME TWO ALSO AT HOME ON SUNDAY, JUNE 8TH. THAT STARTING AT SEVEN GAMES THREE AND FOUR WILL BE ON THE ROAD ON JUNE 11TH AND THE 13TH, BOTH AT 730. IF WE GO BEYOND THAT, THEN WE’LL ALTERNATE EACH GAME. YOU CAN CATCH ALL OF THE NBA
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Tracking Thunder ticket prices for first two games of NBA Finals
The Oklahoma City Thunder will soon play in their first NBA Finals since 2012, and ticket prices are already at a premium.
Updated: 2:27 PM CDT May 29, 2025
The Oklahoma City Thunder will soon play in their first NBA Finals since 2012, and ticket prices are already at a premium. Tickets for the first two games of the NBA Finals, which will be played at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City on June 5 and June 8, are already being listed online. The Thunder’s website via Ticketmaster says tickets go on sale starting at 10 a.m. Friday, May 30. As of Thursday morning, ticket prices range from several hundred dollars in Loud City to several thousand dollars in the lower bowl. NBA Finals Game 1: Starting at $753 NBA Finals Game 2: Starting at $714 Once tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, these prices are expected to drop to face value. Through the Thunder’s website via Ticketmaster, tickets to the NBA Finals will be restricted to residents of Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri and Nebraska. As of Thursday morning, third-party vendor sites have tickets listed in Loud City for a little less expensive for the first two games, but not much. Thanks to a new law, the ticket prices shown on the website include the extra fees. NBA Finals Game 1 Third-Party Vendor TicketsStubHub: Starting at $674 SeatGeek: Starting at $626Vivid Seats: Starting at $665NBA Finals Game 2 Third-Party Vendor TicketsStubHub: Starting at $684 SeatGeek: Starting at $662 Vivid Seats: Starting at $635 There are several areas around or within walking distance of the Paycom Center where fans can buy parking passes to each game. While there are cash lots nearby, there are multiple garages that require parking passes.NBA Finals Game 1 Third-Party Vendor Parking PassesStubHub: Starting at $24 SeatGeek: Starting at $26 Vivid Seats: Starting at $31, then jumping to $61 NBA Finals Game 2 Third-Party Vendor Parking PassesStubHub: Starting at $16 SeatGeek: Starting at $24 Vivid Seats: Starting at $22, then jumping to $78 The Thunder will head out onto the road for Games 3 and 4, which are scheduled for June 11 and June 13 before the NBA Finals reaches the if-necessary games. Thunder fans can watch each game of the NBA Finals on KOCO 5.
The Oklahoma City Thunder will soon play in their first NBA Finals since 2012, and ticket prices are already at a premium.
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Tickets for the first two games of the NBA Finals, which will be played at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City on June 5 and June 8, are already being listed online. The Thunder’s website via Ticketmaster says tickets go on sale starting at 10 a.m. Friday, May 30.
As of Thursday morning, ticket prices range from several hundred dollars in Loud City to several thousand dollars in the lower bowl.
Once tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, these prices are expected to drop to face value. Through the Thunder’s website via Ticketmaster, tickets to the NBA Finals will be restricted to residents of Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
As of Thursday morning, third-party vendor sites have tickets listed in Loud City for a little less expensive for the first two games, but not much. Thanks to a new law, the ticket prices shown on the website include the extra fees.
NBA Finals Game 1 Third-Party Vendor Tickets
NBA Finals Game 2 Third-Party Vendor Tickets
There are several areas around or within walking distance of the Paycom Center where fans can buy parking passes to each game. While there are cash lots nearby, there are multiple garages that require parking passes.
NBA Finals Game 1 Third-Party Vendor Parking Passes
NBA Finals Game 2 Third-Party Vendor Parking Passes
The Thunder will head out onto the road for Games 3 and 4, which are scheduled for June 11 and June 13 before the NBA Finals reaches the if-necessary games. Thunder fans can watch each game of the NBA Finals on KOCO 5.
