According to Scott Soshnick of Bloomberg news, Brooklyn Nets tickets during the 2016-2017 are going to be much cheaper.
With the team on pace to miss their first postseason since moving to Brooklyn, attendance is down 12 percent and ranks 27th out of 30 teams. From baseline seats all the way up to nosebleeds, Soshnick reports the ticket prices will decrease by an average of 24 percent.
Soshnicki writes...
The discounts will apply to season tickets for some but not all of the best locations at Barclays Center. Front-row seats are not going on sale, nor are the $3,500-per-game Hollywood Seats, between the bench and the scorer's table.