The Western Conference Semifinals are set to ignite as the San Antonio Spurs host the Minnesota Timberwolves for Game 1 at the Frost Bank Center on Monday, May 4, 2026.
The 2-seed vs. 6-seed matchup features a clash of contrasting fortunes. The Spurs advanced with ease, dispatching the Trail Blazers in five games behind a dominant postseason debut from Victor Wembanyama. Meanwhile, the Timberwolves pulled off a gritty first-round upset of the defending champion Nuggets but paid a heavy price; they enter this series severely shorthanded, missing their top two guards and fighting to prove their depth can withstand the "Alien" in San Antonio.
GOAL has everything you need to know about securing tickets for Game 1 and beyond, including where to buy them and current market pricing for the start of the Semifinals.
How much do Timberwolves vs. Spurs Playoff tickets cost?
As the Spurs return to the second round for the first time since 2017, ticket demand in San Antonio has reached a decade-high. While the "get-in" price is more accessible than the New York or L.A. markets, premium seats are moving fast.
- Game 1 (San Antonio): Current "get-in" prices on secondary markets like Ticketmaster and Gametime are starting at approximately $153. Balcony center seating is generally trending between $160 and $185.
- Lower Bowl: Plaza-level seating for the series opener is currently averaging between $390 and $450.
- Game 3 (Minneapolis): As the series heads to the Target Center on May 8, entry-level seats are currently listed around $112.
- Courtside Seats: Premium floor-side experiences at the Frost Bank Center for Game 1 are commanding upwards of $2,100, with some VIP baseline options listed as high as $5,500.
Factors that influence cost include:
- The "Ant-Man" Absence: Minnesota superstar Anthony Edwards (left knee bruise) has been ruled out for Games 1 and 2. While this has slightly tempered prices for traveling Wolves fans, the demand in San Antonio remains high as Spurs fans look to capitalize on a weakened opponent.
- The Wembanyama Hype: Victor Wembanyama’s 25.0 PPG and league-leading block rate during the first round have made the Spurs the hottest ticket in the South.



