Ticket Prices Skyrocket 66% as Lakers' New Owner Cuts 6,000 Season Tickets

On September 19, the Lakers' new owner released an investor proposal to reclaim approximately 6,000 season tickets held by external brokerages and convert them to single-game sales. This move will significantly increase the average ticket price for the affected seats from $217 to $361, a jump of approximately 66%. However, it should be noted that this plan does not apply a uniform price increase across all seats or every game—it only involves certain single-game tickets.

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Ticket Prices Skyrocket 66% as Lakers' New Owner Cuts 6,000 Season Tickets

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