Bucks Tickets

When you order Bucks tickets you are going to see a great game at the Fiserv Forum, and you know that you will be on your feet, cheering on one of the best teams in the NBA.  At home or on the road, check our Bucks schedule. When the Bucks head to the playoffs, choose Ticket King for the best seats in the house. Order online and follow the instructions below, or contact us by phone at (414)273-6007.

How Much Are Bucks Tickets?

We have prices to fit your budget. Depending on the section, ticket prices are based on seat location and ticket grouping. Like most NBA game tickets, prices are higher as your seats are closer to the court. Sideline seats provide a better view of the basketball court at the Fiserv Forum, vs. seats located behind the hoop. Ticket King carries upper and lower-level Bucks tickets, as well as premium seats when they become available. Specific premium seating comes with BMO Harris lounge access. 

When do Bucks seats become Available?
Once the NBA releases its full schedule, Ticket King will have tickets available shortly after that. Check the NBA home page for schedule announcements.

Looking for cheap Bucks seats?
Ticket King is based in Milwaukee. We have so many sources for cheap seats, that it always pays to check the listings for the best prices in the secondary market. 

How Much are Bucks Playoff Tickets?

When the Bucks make the playoffs and tickets go on sale, our tickets become available for all the games. Bucks playoff ticket prices depend on the opponent, the round, and even the day of the week that the game is being played. Early playoff-round games tend to be cheaper than NBA conference finals. Tickets for the NBA Finals are generally priced higher than first-round playoff games. Demand can be high for post-season Bucks games, so it's a good bet to lock in your playoff tickets early. 

Courtside Seats for Bucks Games

There are very limited courtside seats available on the sidelines, but most of those specific seats on the court are under the basketball hoops, on both sides. For courtside tickets, it's best to call our office. Courtside Bucks tickets also include access to the BMO Club, a great spot to mingle with other courtside ticket holders as you enjoy free food and beverages. BMO Club courtside access is exclusive to those fans who sit in the first four rows of the venue and includes VIP entry to the venue, views of the Bucks player tunnel, and food service that comes right to your seat. 

Bucks Seating Chart and Seat Numbers for Home Games at Fiserv Forum Milwaukee

When you are looking for Fiserv Forum seat numbers, rows, and the best seat for a Bucks game, we cover all the seating options here. The lowest seat number in every section at the Fiserv Forum is on the right aisle if you are sitting in your seat. It's that simple. 

Best Seating and Sections for Bucks Games

For Bucks games, sitting in sections 106 and 117 in the lower level are the best sections for viewing. Those two sections line up at mid-court. Your view will be best as you can see the action moving from left to right. Sections 208 and 222 are also mid-court sections on the upper level, and afford some of the best views of the court. As you get to the uppermost rows in sections 208 and 222, the view is a bit distant but it is quite balanced. The six middle sections on the lower level are 105, 106, 107, 116, 117, and 118. All those sections offer a great view of the court. In the upper level, sections 207, 208, 209, 221, 222, and 223 line up as perfect sideline sections. 

Key Bucks Matchups and Outlook for 2024-25 Regular Season

Bucks fans are always looking for great seats for great matchups. In the Eastern Conference, teams like the Celtics, 76ers, Cavaliers, and Knicks bring big crowds to the Fiserv Forum. In the Western Conference teams such as the Nuggets, Grizzlies, Kings, and Suns are playoff-caliber teams that Bucks fans also like to see. There are so many great games to choose from. Sort the Bucks ticket schedule to see games by date, opponent, home, or road.

The Bucks look forward to the 2024-25 season as they strive to return to their championship-winning ways of the 2020-21 season. With stars like Giannis, Lillard, and Middleton under contract until the 2025-26 season, the Bucks core team will be set for the coming years. The Bucks also invested in their future by drafting AJ Johnson with the 23rd overall pick and Tyler Smith with the 33rd overall pick in the first two rounds of the 2024 draft. Johnson is a 19-year-old guard from the Australian NBL. Smith is a 19-year-old forward who averaged 14 points per game with the G League Ignite in the 2023-24 season. The Bucks first preseason game will be held on October 6th against the Detroit Pistons, their first home preseason game will take place on October 10th as the Los Angeles Lakers come to the Fiserv Forum. The regular season kicks off for the Bucks on October 23rd against the Philidelphia 76ers, and their first home game is against the Chicago Bulls on October 25th.

Bucks Fall Short in 2023-24 Season & Playoff Run

The Milwaukee Bucks had a successful 2023-2024 season, finishing third in the Eastern Conference with a record of 49-33. They had a record of 31-11 at home and 18-22 away. The Bucks played under three different coaches during that time, with Adrian Griffin starting the season. Expectations were high from the start and Griffin was fired after posting a record of 30-13. He was replaced by interim head coach Joe Printy who posted a record of 2-1 in his three-game tenure. The team then moved on to Doc Rivers, who was hired 24 hours after the firing of Griffin. Rivers finished the season with a record of 17-19, nowhere near fan’s expectations. The Bucks were led by two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damien Lillard, who the team traded for in the offseason. Antetokounmpo averaged 30.4 points, 11.5 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game in the 73 games he played. Unfortunately, Giannis was plagued by injuries this season. He missed three weeks of play with a left calf strain, missing the final three regular season games and all six post-season games.  Lillard averaged 24.3 points 4.4 rebounds and 7.0 assist in 73 games in the 2023-24 season. 

Despite regular season success, the Buck lost to the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs in 6 games (4-2). Both Bucks stars, Antetokounmo and Lillard, dealt with Injuries. Lillard (achilles tendon injury) missed games four and five of the playoffs and Antetokounmpo (calf) missed the entire playoff series. Lillard was able to return for game six but Antetokounmpo was unable to play. These injuries ultimately led to the Bucks season coming to an end.  

Milwaukee Bucks 2022-2023 Recap

The Milwaukee Bucks had a fantastic 2022-23 regular season. With a final record of 58-24 which put him in first place in the Eastern Conference. Their home record of 32-9 was one of the best in the league. The team entered the NBA playoffs with a series against the Miami Heat. In the first game, Giannis Antetokounmpo injured his lower back and sat out games two and three. The loss of the team's top player put the Bucks in a tough position. By game five, Giannis did return but the Heat took the next two games and ended the Bucks stellar season. 

Antetokounmpo averaged 31.1 points per game for the season. Jrue Holiday finished the season with 19.3 points per game, 5.1 rebounds, and 7.4 assists. This was Holiday's 14th season in the NBA. Khris Middleton finished the season with 15.1 points and 4.2 rebounds. He played 33 games in 2022-23, the fewest games since his rookie season at Detroit. 

Bucks 2022 Playoffs 

The Bucks entered the 2022 NBA playoffs with the third-best record in the Eastern Conference. Their overall 51-31 regular-season record meant that they would face the Chicago Bulls in the first round. Sadly, Khris Middleton bowed out of the playoffs with a knee injury. This left Milwaukee with a roster that had to face the Boston Celtics without one of the best starters. The Bucks took the second round of the playoffs to game seven where they were topped by a tough Celtics team. Fans now look forward to the 2022-23 season. 

2021-22 Season in Review

In the spring of 2021, the Milwaukee Bucks won the Central Division with a 46-26 record. That record placed them as the third seed in the playoffs. Going up against the sixth-ranked Miami Heat, the team swept their first-round opponent. Up next was the powerful Brooklyn Nets in the Eastern Conference Semi-finals. It started with two losses on the road, but the Bucks won the next two games at the Fiserv Forum. Milwaukee won the final two games in the series and was on its way to take on the Atlanta Hawks in the Conference Finals. Despite a first-game loss in that round, the Bucks won the next two and finished off the Atlanta Hawks in six games.

The Bucks were on their way to the NBA finals and took on the Phoenix Suns. Phoenix jumped out to a 2-0 game lead before Milwaukee took charge. In game three, Milwaukee blew out Phoenix, with a final score of 120-100. The Bucks won their next four games, winning the championship in six games.

Bucks 2020-21 Season Recap

The Milwaukee Bucks 2020-2021 season hopes were based on whether the team could make it deep into the NBA playoffs. The team has shown that they can stand toe to toe with the strongest teams in the league. Giannis Antetokounmpo signed a contract extension this past December, which justified their moves to acquire Jrue Holiday. Holiday has averaged over 30 minutes of playing time per game and averaged 17+ points per game. His eleven years in the NBA have shown that he was a great addition to the team. Add Khris Middleton to the mix and these three players are a serious group to contend with on the basketball court. Middleton is scoring an average of just over 20 points per game, coming into the playoffs. All eyes are upon Antetokounmpo again. In the shortened 2020 season, Giannis scored just over 1700 points in total, with an average of 28.15 per game. He remains to be the "go-to" player on the Bucks team. For the regular season, Giannis had 671 rebounds with 73 blocked shots and 357 assists. It all comes down to how the Bucks play in the playoffs. The team comes into the playoffs ranked third in their division. Will this be their year? All the players are in place, and Bucks fans can't wait to see how well they play.

Bucks Early History and Beyond

The Bucks were part of the NBA expansion year, way back in 1968. They used their first-round draft pick well and acquired Lou Alcindor (Kareem Abdul Jabbar.) The results were immediate, and Milwaukee found themselves 30 games above .500 in the first season with Jabbar on the court. With the addition of Oscar Robertson, Milwaukee won it all in 1971. The team enjoyed being a contender for most of the first half of that decade.

Good times would come and go for the Bucks. The toughest years for Milwaukee were from 1990 through 2001. To bring the Bucks back to their former glory, George Karl was hired as head coach. Success came soon after, and the Bucks were perennial playoff participants. Players such as Ray Allen and Sam Cassell were a force to be reckoned with. The team came close to making it to the NBA finals in 2001.