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33 Toronto Raptors games are listed between Fri, Nov 20 and Sun, Apr 11, all of them away from Scotiabank Arena. Opponents on the listed schedule include Detroit Pistons (2), Charlotte Hornets (2) and Orlando Magic (2). March is the busiest listed month with 11 dates. Listed get-in prices start at $5 (Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors), with a median of $26 across 33 priced dates.
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33 Toronto Raptors games are listed between Fri, Nov 20 and Sun, Apr 11. March is the busiest month on the current schedule with 11 games, out of 6 months with dates. Most listed games start at 7:00 PM local time (18 of the 33 with a published start time). Tuesday is the most common game day (8 of 33). The lowest listed get-in price is $5 for Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors on Mon, Dec 14 (7:00 PM local start), while New York Knicks vs. Toronto Raptors on Thu, Feb 4 is the most expensive game to get into at $195. Across the 33 priced games, the median get-in price is $26, so anything under that is cheaper than a typical Toronto Raptors date right now.
The NBA schedule release each August locks in the Raptors' 82-game slate: every Eastern Conference rival twice or four times, every Western Conference team twice, and a handful of nationally televised showcase nights. Toronto usually opens late October and closes the regular season around the second week of April. Home stretches cluster in November, late December through the holidays, and February after the All-Star break, when the team prefers consecutive Scotiabank Arena dates to limit long-haul flights into and out of Pearson. The In-Season Tournament, branded the NBA Cup, runs through November group play with cup-night court designs that turn the Scotiabank Arena floor into a Raptors-purple painted statement, then single-elimination knockouts in early December, and a Las Vegas final that pays out a separate prize pool to the winning roster. Group games count toward the regular standings, knockout games count too except for the championship itself. Watch for nationally televised Saturday or Sunday windows on ABC, TNT, and Christmas Day slots, which usually mean a marquee opponent and tighter pricing on the secondary market. The full schedule on this page is sorted by date, lists every home and away matchup with opponent, broadcast partner, and projected tip time, and links each game to its own preview, broadcast info, and live ticket availability.
The Raptors play 82 regular-season games, 41 at Scotiabank Arena and 41 on the road, between late October and mid-April. Eastern Conference standings tighten fast: the top six seeds head straight to the playoffs, seeds seven through ten enter the Play-In Tournament for the final two spots, and one Atlantic Division win in March can swing the bracket. The next Toronto home game listed on this page shows date, tip time, opponent, broadcast partner, and current Eastern Conference standings context, with a quick read on what's at stake by the time the ball goes up.
33 listed games from current ticket inventory. This is not an officially complete season schedule. Dates and availability may change.
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Toronto Raptors play 33 road games in 24 cities with tickets on sale now.
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The Toronto Raptors entered the NBA in 1995 as an expansion team and have spent every season since as the only NBA franchise based outside the United States. That outsider status became identity. The We the North campaign turned a basketball afterthought into a city-wide cause, and the 2018-19 title run finished the conversion: Kawhi Leonard's corner-pocket buzzer-beater against Philadelphia, the four-bounce dagger now simply called The Shot, sent the Raptors past the Sixers and eventually past Golden State to the first championship ever won by a team north of the border. Scotiabank Arena, tucked between Union Station and the lakefront, is the home court. On a typical game night the building is half corporate downtown, half Drake-soundtracked crowd from across the GTA, and very loud on the third-quarter run that always seems to arrive. The current core leans young and athletic. Scottie Barnes is the lead playmaker and franchise face, RJ Barrett provides Canadian-born scoring on the wing, and Immanuel Quickley runs lead-guard minutes off the bounce. Around them the front office cycles veterans, draft picks, and two-way contracts in the kind of Eastern Conference roster churn that defines the modern NBA. Tickets, schedule, broadcast info, and matchup previews on this page are kept current for every Raptors home stand at Scotiabank Arena.
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Scotiabank Arena seats roughly 19,800 for basketball, and Raptors ticket pricing splits cleanly into four tiers. Courtside platinums on the floor run into four figures per seat for marquee opponents and stay expensive even on weeknight games against rebuilding teams. The lower bowl, sections 101 to 124, gives you sightlines straight down the floor and tends to settle in the mid-hundreds, with the corners cheaper than the center-court seats by a meaningful margin. The club level wraps the building with in-seat service, padded chairs, and slightly elevated angles for fans who prefer the quieter environment. A handful of seats along the baseline near the visiting bench are marketed as Drake Sightlines, named for the Raptors' global ambassador and his standing courtside spot. Playoff games multiply prices again, especially second-round and conference finals dates. Compare primary box office and verified secondary marketplaces from the ticket block on this page.
Scotiabank Arena is where Toronto Raptors fans gather for basketball, the 19,800-seat arena. You'll find it in South Core / Harbourfront (downtown Toronto). Games against the Knicks are the ones fans circle first — the two sides have met 3 times in the data we track, and those dates draw the biggest crowds. Doors usually open well before the first whistle, so arriving 45 minutes early leaves time for security and concessions. Most basketball games run about 2–3 hours.
Raptors vs Knicks · 2 meetings · Wed, Jan 20 · Madison Square Garden
Raptors vs Pistons · 2 meetings · Fri, Nov 20 · Little Caesars Arena
Raptors vs Wizards · 1 meeting · Tue, Dec 22 · Capital One Arena
Raptors vs 76ers · 1 meeting · Mon, Mar 15 · Xfinity Mobile Arena
Raptors vs Hornets · 2 meetings · Mon, Dec 14 · Spectrum Center
Boston is the Atlantic Division gatekeeper, and most Raptors seasons in the 2010s and 2020s have run through them. The rivalry sharpened in the 2020 bubble, when Toronto pushed the Celtics to seven games in a second-round series remembered for OG Anunoby's corner three at the buzzer in Game 3. Since then, Boston's title-window roster around Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown has set the conference's pace, and the Raptors measure their younger core against it every visit. TD Garden trips usually fall in the back half of the season; the Scotiabank Arena leg draws a sellout crowd and a national TSN window. Pricing on the Boston visit runs roughly double a midweek average, with lower-bowl seats often the first inventory to clear on the resale market.
The Sixers series is the one that produced The Shot. Kawhi Leonard's four-bounce buzzer-beater over Joel Embiid at the Air Canada Centre in Game 7 of the 2019 Eastern Conference Semifinals is the most famous play in Raptors history, and Philadelphia hasn't fully gotten past it. Modern matchups feature Embiid's interior gravity against Toronto's switchable wings, with Tyrese Maxey pushing pace in transition and the bench units trading punches into the third quarter. Wells Fargo Center crowds travel well enough that you'll hear a Sixers contingent at Scotiabank Arena, particularly in the upper bowl on weekend dates. Toronto-Philadelphia games tend to land on Saturday national windows; ticket pricing scales with whether Embiid is healthy on the night, and the secondary market punishes any late injury news with sharp same-day price drops.
New York is the Atlantic Division's other heavyweight, and the rivalry has heated up since the Knicks built around Jalen Brunson, Julius Randle, and a deep group of role players coached by Tom Thibodeau. The series rotates between Madison Square Garden's Sunday matinees and Scotiabank Arena weeknights, and the short travel between Toronto and Manhattan keeps both rosters relatively fresh on the second night of a back-to-back. Knicks fans cross the border in real numbers, especially when the calendar puts the game on a Friday or Saturday, and the Scotiabank Arena 300 level usually shows a Knicks orange pocket by tip. Pricing on the New York visit sits a tick below the Lakers or Celtics dates but consistently above an average Eastern Conference opponent.
Toronto-Brooklyn is one of the shortest flights on the Raptors' schedule and the closest thing the team has to a Northeast Corridor rival. The Nets played the Raptors during Toronto's bubble-era title defense and again through Brooklyn's Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving chapter, and the matchup now leans toward two rebuilding rosters trying to figure out their cores through the draft and a careful approach to cap space. Barclays Center games rarely sell out for the Raptors visit, which keeps the road trip relatively affordable for Toronto fans willing to fly down for a weekend or take the train. The Scotiabank Arena home date often falls midweek and runs as a value night: 300-level tickets near face value, lower-bowl inventory available right up to tip, and a Sportsnet-only broadcast without the national lift.
Milwaukee carries the 2019 Eastern Conference Finals scars: the Raptors fell behind 0-2, ripped off four straight wins, and ended Giannis Antetokounmpo's first MVP run on the way to the championship. Antetokounmpo has been a constant in this series ever since, and Toronto's defensive plan against him is the most-discussed pre-game adjustment of any Milwaukee night, with the Raptors' switching scheme and a parade of long wings designed to slow his rim runs. Fiserv Forum trips are short flights, and the Bucks crowd treats the Raptors as a genuine measuring-stick opponent. At Scotiabank Arena the Milwaukee game usually books a national Sportsnet window with a higher Canadian television audience than most weeknights. Pricing runs above a generic weeknight, particularly in the lower bowl, but stays a tier below the Lakers or Celtics dates.
The Lakers come to Toronto once a year and the building changes character. LeBron James in purple and gold draws a crowd that splits closer to half-and-half than any other visiting team, with Lakers gold visible from the 100 level up to the rafters and a national anthem ovation that's louder for the home team as a result. The matchup rarely carries Eastern-vs-Western standings stakes, but it carries every other kind: marquee broadcast, celebrity courtside, ticket prices that lock in higher than the rest of the home slate the moment the schedule drops in August. Plan early or plan to pay.
Connected to Union Station via the PATH, served by TTC subway Line 1, GO Transit, and the UP Express, making it the most transit-accessible arena in the country.
No large dedicated lot; fans use the attached Union Station GO/Green P garages and numerous South Core commercial garages along Bay and York Streets, with pre-booking advised on event nights.
Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors · Mon, Dec 14
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New York Knicks vs. Toronto Raptors · Thu, Feb 4
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Miami Heat vs. Toronto Raptors · Tue, Mar 2
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The average cheapest seat to a Toronto Raptors game runs $43 right now, 32% below the league average. Best value on the schedule: Charlotte Hornets vs. Toronto Raptors (Tue, Dec 15, 2026, Spectrum Center) starts at $5.
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