Houston Rockets Tickets

Learn About Buying Houston Rockets Tickets

If you are looking for Houston Rockets tickets, you are in the right place. Immortal Seats is the ticket marketplace to go through for cheap Rockets tickets and great-value tickets to all Houston events and National Basketball Association games.

Houston Rockets History

Houston Rockets Fact Check

• Houston Rockets Founded - 1967 (San Diego Rockets)
• Houston Rockets Arena - Toyota Center
• Houston Rockets NBA Championships - Two
• Houston Rockets Last NBA Title win - 1995
• Houston Rockets Weird Fact: The Rockets is the perfect name for a team based in Space City, but they were originally named the Rockets while in San Diego to reflect the city's theme of a city in motion.

Houston Rockets Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Houston Rockets tickets cost?

Houston Rockets tickets vary widely in price. Some games against other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $100. Other games can sell tickets for less than $50 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Rockets ticket deal.

Where can I buy Houston Rockets Tickets?

The best place to buy Houston Rockets tickets is with Immortal Seats through our website or mobile app.

Where can I buy Cheap Houston Rockets tickets?

Cheap Houston Rockets tickets are available if your game schedule is flexible. Games against smaller market teams on weekdays will be cheaper than games against established rivals at the weekend.

Tickets will increase in price if the Rockets are in playoff contention towards the end of the season, so we suggest buying tickets early if the team is looking good!

Where do the Houston Rockets play?

The Houston Rockets play at the Toyota Center in Houston. The Toyota Center opened in 2003, replacing the The Summit, which was the Rockets' old home. That building is no longer a sports arena and has been turned into the main facility of a Houston megachurch.

Are there other events at the Toyota Center?

The Houston Rockets are the only current tenant of the Toyota Center. The Houston Aeros (AHL) and Houston Comets (WNBA) previously played home games at the facility.

The Toyota Center also hosts UFC events, WWE shows, and concerts. The first-ever event at the new building was a Fleetwood Mac concert in October 2003, while performers including Drake, BlackPink, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers have all performed there.

Where can I buy parking for Houston Rockets games?

A dedicated 2,500-space parking garage serves Houston Rockets parking. There are more than 10,000 total parking spots within a few blocks of the Toyota Center. If you are driving, then book parking early and ensure you will have parking when attending a Houston Rockets game or other Toyota Center event.

Which team is the main rival of the Houston Rockets?

Logic would dictate that the two biggest rivals for the Rockets would be fellow Texas teams, the Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs. While those rivalries do exit, fans would say there isn't enough playoff history for a full-on rivalry to have developed.

Instead, the Utah Jazz is often tabbed as the Rockets' main rival. They each beat the other on their way to two NBA Titles, showing they were both strong at the same time in NBA history.

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