Madison Square Garden can release more than 6,000 seats to Knicks and Rangers games after a Manhattan judge ruled Friday that the venue had a right to revoke subscriptions controlled by bulk purchasers.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Barry Ostrager found that the state’s Arts and Culture Law allows “New York Knicks and Rangers ticket holders the unfettered right to resell tickets . . . [but] nothing requires perpetual renewal or unlimited sales.”
Ticket broker S4K had sued this month after the Garden announced it would crack down on bulk purchasing by limiting season-ticket sales to no more than eight per person.