How To Find The Cheapest North Carolina Basketball Tickets + Face Value Options
November 6, 2021
Where to Buy 2021-22 UNC Tar Heels Basketball Tickets
Primary market single-game tickets are available via partner Paciolan, although higher-demand games are nearly sold out.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Fee-Free UNC Basketball tickets which also include a Refund Guarantee. Our Refund Guarantee states that if an event is canceled or deemed unfit for fans to attend, TicketIQ will refund ticket buyers in as soon as 15 days. That means that you can buy from TicketIQ worry-free. Customers on TicketIQ save between 15%-25% compared to other secondary market ticketing sites like StubHub and Vivid Seats.
How Much Are 2021-22 UNC Tar Heels Basketball Tickets
Tickets for all games are available on the secondary market. Prices for early-season non-conference games start between $9 and $19 for all games besides the Michigan game on December 1st, which starts at $64. For the lower-demand games, 200 level seats can go as high as $130+ at center court. Prices for 100 level tickets start in the $45 to $55 range behind the baskets, and $70+ on the sidelines. 100 level ticket prices can go as high as $500+.
For the Michigan game, 200 level tickets go as high as $600+ at center court. Prices for 100 level tickets start at $210 behind the baskets and $267 on the sidelines. 100 level ticket prices can go as high as $1,500+.
For much of their conference schedule against other ACC teams, ticket prices start between $52 and $84 depending on the match-up. For these games, 200 level seats can go as high as $300+ at center court. Prices for 100 level tickets start in the $200 to $250 behind the baskets and in the corners, and in the $250 to $300+ on the sidelines. 100 level ticket prices can go as high as $700+.
The most expensive games on the schedule are their January 29th game against NC State and their February 5th game vs Duke. While they’re the two most expensive games, the prices for the Duke game are significantly more expensive.
Ticket prices for the NC State game start at $100 in the 200’s behind the baskets. 200 level seats go as high as $320+. Prices for 100 level tickets start at $240 behind the baskets and in the corners, and $432 on the sidelines. 100 level ticket prices can go as high as $1,000+.
How Much Are UNC vs Duke Basketball Tickets
For the game against Duke, prices start at $805 in the 200’s behind the baskets. 200 level seats go as high as $2,000+. Prices for 100 level tickets start at $1,145 behind the baskets and in the corners, and $2,000+ on the sidelines. 100 level ticket prices can go as high as $16,000+.Where Are UNC Basketball Season Tickets and Mini Plan Options
Currently, season tickets are not available, but the team is offering several mini plans.
Fans can create their own six-game package starting at $225. Price varies depending on game and zone selection, and fans can select two games from the each of the following tiers:
- Tier 1: Virginia, Georgia Tech, NC State, Florida State
- Tier 2: Virginia Tech, Boston College, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Syracuse
- Tier 3: Loyola (MD), Brown, UNC Asheville, Michigan, Elon, Furman Appalachian State
There is also a family package is available for six games for the 2021-22 men's basketball season, with prices starting at $80. The family package includes a minimum of four tickets and a $5 concession voucher with each ticket.
2021-22 UNC Home Games on the 2021-22 Schedule
Fri. Nov. 5 - Elizabeth City State (exh.)
Tue. Nov. 9 - Loyola (Md.) (ACCN)
Fri. Nov. 12 - Brown (ACCN)
Tue. Nov. 16 - at College of Charleston (8:30 p.m./CBSSports)
Sat. Nov. 20 - vs. Purdue - Uncasville, Conn. (Hall of Fame Tip-Off, 4 p.m./ESPN News)
Sun. Nov. 21 - vs. Tennessee or Villanova - Uncasville, Conn. (Hall of Fame Tip-Off, ABC/ESPN)
Tue. Nov. 23 - UNC Asheville (RSN)
Wed. Dec. 1 - Michigan (ACC/Big Ten Challenge)
Sun., Dec. 5 - at Georgia Tech (3 p.m.)
Sat. Dec. 11 - Elon
Tue. Dec. 14 - Furman
Sat. Dec. 18 - vs. UCLA - Las Vegas (CBS Sports Classic, 3 p.m.)
Tue. Dec. 21 - Appalachian State
Wed., Dec. 29 - Virginia Tech (7 p.m.)
Sat., Jan. 1 - at Boston College (noon)
Wed., Jan. 5 - at Notre Dame (9 p.m.)
Sat., Jan. 8 - Virginia (1 p.m.)
Sat., Jan. 15 - Georgia Tech (8 p.m.)
Tues., Jan. 18 - at Miami
Sat., Jan. 22 - at Wake Forest (8 p.m.)
Wed, Jan. 26 - Boston College
Sat., Jan. 29 - N.C. State (2 p.m.)
Mon., Jan. 31 - at Louisville (7 p.m.)
Sat., Feb. 5 - Duke (6 p.m.)
Tues., Feb. 8 - at Clemson (9 p.m.)
Sat., Feb. 12 - Florida State (2 p.m.)
Wed., Feb. 16 - Pittsburgh (8 p.m.)
Sat., Feb. 19 - at Virginia Tech (4 p.m.)
Mon., Feb. 21 - Louisville (7 p.m.)
Sat., Feb. 26 - at N.C. State (2 or 4 p.m.)
Mon., Feb. 28 - Syracuse (7 p.m.)
Sat., March 5 - at Duke (6 p.m.)