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Cheap Sports Tickets in New Orleans — Deals Under $50 (2026)

37 cheap New Orleans sports tickets — games from $7, sorted lowest price first.

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Cheap sports tickets in New Orleans — sorted lowest price first
Sep
23
Wed · 7:00pm

LSU Tigers Women's Volleyball vs. Alabama Crimson Tide

Baton Rouge, LA · Pete Maravich Assembly Center

From$7
Sep
26
Sat · 6:00pm

Tulane Green Wave Football vs. Southern Miss Golden Eagles

New Orleans, LA · Yulman Stadium

From$8
Sep
19
Sat · 7:00pm

Morgan Wade

New Orleans, LA · House Of Blues - New Orleans

From$21
Sep
23
Wed · 7:30pm

Jersey Boys

New Orleans, LA · Saenger Theatre - New Orleans

From$25
Sep
25
Fri · 7:30pm

Jersey Boys

New Orleans, LA · Saenger Theatre - New Orleans

From$25
Sep
20
Sun · 8:00pm

Chandler

New Orleans, LA · Orpheum Theater - New Orleans

From$26
Sep
19
Sat · 7:00pm

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio

New Orleans, LA · New Orleans Jazz Market

From$28
Sep
17
Thu · 9:00pm

KOTA The Friend

New Orleans, LA · The Republic - New Orleans

From$29
Sep
23
Wed · 9:00pm

Dylan Gossett

Baton Rouge, LA · Texas Club

From$32
Sep
25
Fri · 7:00pm

Annual TPSO Pro Rodeo

Amite, LA · Florida Parishes Arena

From$32
Sep
27
Sun · 1:00pm

Jersey Boys

New Orleans, LA · Saenger Theatre - New Orleans

From$32
Sep
17
Thu · 7:30pm

Cyrille Aimee

New Orleans, LA · New Orleans Jazz Market

From$33
Sep
23
Wed · 7:30pm

Weird Al Yankovic

Baton Rouge, LA · Raising Cane's River Center Arena

From$33
Sep
17
Thu · 9:00pm

The Bends

Baton Rouge, LA · Texas Club

From$35
Sep
22
Tue · 7:30pm

Jersey Boys

New Orleans, LA · Saenger Theatre - New Orleans

From$35
Oct
9
Fri · 9:00pm

2000s Rave

New Orleans, LA · House Of Blues New Orleans

From$35
Sep
24
Thu · 7:00pm

Gavin Adcock

Baton Rouge, LA · Raising Cane's River Center Arena

From$36
Sep
18
Fri · 8:00pm

Nimesh Patel

Baton Rouge, LA · L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge

From$37
Sep
18
Fri · 9:00pm

Last Chance Summer Dance: Jacob Hackworth

Baton Rouge, LA · Texas Club

From$37
Oct
7
Wed · 8:00pm

Vincent Neil Emerson

New Orleans, LA · Gasa Gasa

From$37
Sep
20
Sun · 5:15pm

Fais Do-Do

New Orleans, LA · Tipitinas

From$38
Sep
22
Tue · 7:30pm

Comedy Beast

New Orleans, LA · The Howlin Wolf

From$38
Oct
6
Tue · 7:30pm

Comedy Beast

New Orleans, LA · The Howlin Wolf

From$38
Sep
18
Fri · 8:00pm

Club 1BD

New Orleans, LA · House Of Blues - New Orleans

From$39
Sep
21
Mon · 7:00pm

Geordie Greep

New Orleans, LA · House Of Blues - New Orleans

From$39
Sep
25
Fri · 7:00pm

Big Sam's Funky Nation

New Orleans, LA · New Orleans Jazz Market

From$40
Sep
19
Sat · 9:00pm

Tchoup Making Sense - A Tribute to Talking Heads

New Orleans, LA · Tipitinas

From$42
Sep
24
Thu · 7:30pm

Bobby Rush

New Orleans, LA · New Orleans Jazz Market

From$42
Sep
25
Fri · 8:00pm

TajMo: Taj Mahal & Keb Mo

New Orleans, LA · Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts

From$42
Sep
19
Sat · 9:00pm

Stanley Simmons

New Orleans, LA · Gasa Gasa

From$44
Sep
24
Thu · 8:00pm

The Rumble

New Orleans, LA · Tipitinas

From$44
Sep
24
Thu · 8:00pm

Zack Fox (DJ Set)

New Orleans, LA · The Fillmore - New Orleans

From$45
Sep
24
Thu · 9:00pm

Cordovas

New Orleans, LA · Gasa Gasa

From$45
Sep
27
Sun · 8:00pm

Six Foot Blonde

New Orleans, LA · Chickie Wah Wah

From$45
Sep
16
Wed · 9:00pm

Drake White

Baton Rouge, LA · Texas Club

From$47
Sep
19
Sat · 7:00pm

King George

Biloxi, MS · Mississippi Coast Coliseum

From$47
Sep
26
Sat · 2:00pm

Jersey Boys

New Orleans, LA · Saenger Theatre - New Orleans

From$48

New Orleans runs 2 pro teams across NBA and NFL — the Pelicans (NBA) and the Saints (NFL). With about 41 home dates a year, the Pelicans at Smoothie King Center tend to hold the city's softest weeknight inventory — that's where seats under $50 surface most often. This page filters live listings down to tickets under $50 and sorts them cheapest-first, so the best value sits at the top. Across the US, dynamic pricing means the same seat can swing day-to-day — watching MLB/NBA weeknight slates and non-marquee opponents tends to surface the cheapest tickets.

How to find cheap sports tickets in New Orleans

Basketball pricing tracks the marquee visitors: the Pelicans at Smoothie King Center discount weeknight games against lottery teams, where upper-bowl corners are the value seats in Central Business District.

Football is the scarcest ticket — just 9 home dates means the Saints at Caesars Superdome rarely dip cheap, but early-season and cold-weather late-season games are where resale softens first.

New Orleans sports market at a glance

New Orleans carries 2 pro teams across NBA and NFL, putting about 50 home dates on the annual calendar. The overlap between seasons — especially when NBA and NFL run concurrently — splits local demand and can push prices down on the less-hyped matchups.

Venue capacity shapes the price floor here. Caesars Superdome seats 73,208 for Saints games, which creates more available inventory per event and generally softer resale pricing. In contrast, Smoothie King Center holds 16,867, so Pelicans tickets carry tighter supply and higher floors on popular dates.

When to buy: New Orleans sports calendar

The NBA season runs October through April, while NFL picks up from September through January. New Orleans buyers benefit from the overlap window when both teams play at home — that's when secondary-market competition is fiercest among sellers and price drops are most common.

With just nine regular-season home dates, NFL tickets in New Orleans carry the tightest supply of any major sport. Buying early for marquee opponents locks in a price before demand peaks, while late-season games in poor weather can see resale dips if the team is out of contention.

Game-day guide: New Orleans venues

Smoothie King CenterPelicans (NBA)

Smoothie King Center (16,867 seats) is a large indoor arena in Central Business District that hosts Pelicans (NBA) home games. Upper-level center seats are the value play for sightlines, with lower-bowl corners and baselines offering closer views at mid-range prices. Courtside, rinkside, and club sections sit at the top of the price scale. On-site parking is available in numbered garages and surface Lots 3 and 4, totaling roughly 7,000 spaces. Served by RTA streetcar and bus stops within a short walk; the Loyola/UPT streetcar line and Union Passenger Terminal are nearby.

Caesars SuperdomeSaints (NFL)

Caesars Superdome (73,208 seats) is a large open-air stadium in Central Business District that hosts Saints (NFL) home games. In a stadium this size, upper-deck sideline sections offer the best value views, while lower-bowl seats between the 20-yard lines or behind home plate carry the highest prices. End-zone and outfield seats split the difference. Seven on-site garages and two surface lots managed by Legends Global serve the dome, with overflow at the nearby Champions Square and Hyatt Regency garages. The Loyola Avenue streetcar's Poydras Street station is about a six-minute walk away, with multiple RTA bus routes stopping at Poydras and LaSalle.

New Orleans team ticket pages

Looking for a specific team? These pages have schedules, venue guides, seating charts, and live availability for every New Orleans franchise.

Plan your night

More ways to save in New Orleans

Cheap isn't the only angle. These hubs surface free events, the full sports slate, and the broader New Orleans calendar so you can match deals to interest, not just price.

Frequently asked questions

What are the cheapest New Orleans sports tickets this month?
Right now, the cheapest listed sports ticket in New Orleans on this page is "LSU Tigers Women's Volleyball vs. Alabama Crimson Tide", starting from around $7 on September 24, 2026. The list is filtered from live ticketing data and sorted lowest price first, so the top result is always the current cheapest pick available here.
What is the cheapest sport to watch live in New Orleans?
NBA games are typically the cheapest live-sports option in New Orleans. The Pelicans play about 41 home games per season at Smoothie King Center, which creates deep inventory and softer weeknight pricing. Upper-level and general-admission seats on non-marquee nights are usually the lowest-cost entry point.
Where are the cheapest seats at Smoothie King Center?
The most affordable sections at Smoothie King Center are generally the upper-level corner or baseline seats. With 16,867 total seats, there is usually enough secondary-market inventory to find options near or below face value on non-marquee dates. For premium views at a lower cost, look at upper-level center sections, which balance sightlines and price.
Are Pelicans or Saints tickets cheaper in New Orleans?
Pelicans (NBA) tickets are typically cheaper because the NBA has about 41 home games per season, creating more inventory and lower secondary-market floors. Saints (NFL) play fewer home dates (9), so supply is tighter and prices tend to run higher. Weeknight non-marquee Pelicans games are usually the cheapest pro-sports tickets available in New Orleans.
When do New Orleans sports ticket prices drop the most?
Prices drop most in the final 24 to 72 hours before game time, when sellers cut prices to move remaining inventory. This pattern is strongest for sports with many home dates (NBA games in New Orleans), especially on weeknights against non-contending opponents. For high-demand games like rivalry matchups and playoffs, prices often rise as the event approaches, so buying early is safer.
How can I save on game-day costs at Smoothie King Center?
Beyond the ticket price, the biggest game-day expenses are parking and food. Served by RTA streetcar and bus stops within a short walk; the Loyola/UPT streetcar line and Union Passenger Terminal are nearby. Eating before you arrive and bringing a clear bag (where allowed) cuts in-stadium spending. Compare the seller, ticket details, fees and order terms before you buy; partner policies vary.
Is it safe to buy resale New Orleans sports tickets?
Review the seller shown with each listing and read its authenticity, delivery, refund and buyer-protection terms before purchase. For Pelicans, Saints games, prefer established ticket marketplaces with clear order policies; be cautious with private messages and offers that do not identify a seller.
Are there free events in New Orleans?
Yes — New Orleans hosts free fan rallies, watch parties, community sports events, and free outdoor activations throughout the year, especially around playoff runs. Team and venue social accounts announce them first, and the cheapest paid alternative is a weeknight game from this page's under-$50 list.

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