Utah Jazz Tickets

The Utah Jazz compete in the NBA’s Western Conference Northwest Division, and are based in Salt Lake City, Utah at the Vivint Smart Home Arena. The team has had much success over the years, accompanied with unexpected failures. They push to be the best and stay on the radar as a top competitor. Check out this team in action and order your cheap Utah Jazz tickets today.

Jazz History and Origins

The franchise began to play in 1974 as the New Orleans Jazz as a tribute to New Orleans’ history of Jazz music, but moved to Salt Lake City in 1979. The Jazz had a very rough beginning as a franchise, having not qualified for a single playoff appearance until 1984. However, the team immediately took a turn for the better, and did not miss the playoffs again until 2004. The late 1980s were defined by the duo comprised of point guard John Stockton and forward Karl Malone. Karl Malone went on to score more points in his career than any player in the history of the league, while John Stockton currently holds two of the most unbeatable records in the NBA for most assists and most steals. Despite the duo’s dominance, bad luck kept them from an NBA championship despite their extremely successful careers. Jazz-Rockets games sell out fast, so be sure to get yours now! Get ready to see powerhouse players run the court. A Utah Jazz game is an event that you do not want to miss, so make sure you have the best seats in the arena before they sell out and you are forced to watch from the nosebleeds- or worse: at home!

Jazz Rivalries

The Malone and Stockton duo helped fuel the team’s rivalry with the Houston Rockets which began in the 1990s, where the Rockets’ duo of Hakeem Olajuwan and Clyde Drexler met in the playoffs against Stockton and Malone. Since then, the two teams have faced each other multiple times in the NBA playoffs. The Los Angeles Lakers also are a major rival of the Utah Jazz. During the 90s, their rivalry was at an all time high because of many intense and significant matches. Today, they still pose a threat to the Utah Jazz, but Utah is able to hold their own. Jazz Rockets tickets and Jazz Lakers tickets are available on CheapTickets this season.

Vivant Smart Home Arena

The Vivant Smart Home Arena opened in October 1991 and is located in Salt Lake City. Previous names of this venue include the Delta Center and Energy Solutions Arena. It also replaced the Salt Palace. The first basketball game held in the arena was the Utah Jazz versus the New York Knicks. Many consider this arena the most intimidating arena in the NBA. But don’t be afraid! Check the Jazz 2024 schedule out and grab some tickets to see a game and check it out for yourself.

Spectators allowed at Utah Jazz games in 2024

The Utah Jazz announced a four phase re-opening plan, that begins with a limited number of fans in the stands at the beginning of the season (1,500) all the way to being at capacity at Vivant Smart Home Arena beginning in May with the NBA playoffs. The Jazz are planning to increase the number of fans on a game-to-game basis, in accordance with local health & safety guidelines.

Frequently Asked Questions About Utah Jazz

How Much are Utah Jazz Tickets?

Utah Jazz tickets vary in prices due to the location and rivalries. No matter what, CheapTickets offers the best prices for Utah Jazz tickets for fans. Get your Utah Jazz tickets for $5 right now when you shop with CheapTickets!

How do I Get Tickets to the Utah Jazz Game?

You can get your tickets to the Utah Jazz Game by simply shopping with CheapTickets. CheapTickets has a wide variety of Utah Jazz tickets at affordable prices to satisfy all basketball fans with any budget. Simply browse the latest Utah Jazz schedule on our website and buy your cheap tickets to a game near you!

How Long is the Utah Jazz Game?

A Utah Jazz game can last at least two hours, with the potential of lasting even longer due to overtime. See the Utah Jazz in action by reserving your seats at the game. Don’t miss out on the great deals and get your tickets on CheapTickets today!

Will the Utah Jazz allow fans at games in 2020-2021?

Yes, the Utah Jazz were one of the first NBA teams to announce ticket packages for their fans during the 2020-2021 season (at a limited capacity). Fans are hoping that plans stay in place throughout the season. NBA teams also allowing fans, include: the Toronto Raptors, Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic, Cleveland Cavaliers, New Orleans Pelicans, and more teams.