Chicago Bulls Tickets

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Chicago Bulls History

Chicago Bulls Fact Check

• Chicago Bulls Founded - 1966
• Chicago Bulls - United Center
• Chicago Bulls NBA Championships - Six
• Chicago Bulls Last NBA Title win - 1998
• Chicago Bulls Weird Fact: With the iconic Michael Jordan as their star, the Bulls played a huge part in popularizing the NBA worldwide. They won six NBA titles between 1991 and 1998 and are also the only team to win multiple NBA Titles without losing an NBA Finals series.

Chicago Bulls Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Chicago Bulls tickets cost?

Chicago Bulls tickets vary widely in price. Some games against local rivals and other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $160. Other games can sell tickets for less than $80 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Bulls ticket deal.

Where can I buy Chicago Bulls Tickets?

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

Where can I buy Cheap Chicago Bulls tickets?

Cheap Chicago Bulls tickets are available if your game schedule is flexible. Weekday games are always the cheapest, especially in the early and middle parts of the season. However, if the Bulls are in playoff contention towards the end of the season, these games will increase in price, so we suggest buying tickets early if the team looks good!

Where do the Chicago Bulls play?

The Chicago Bulls play at the United Center on Chicago's Near West Side. The United Center opened in 1994, replacing Chicago Stadium, an indoor arena that had opened in 1929.

The United Center seats almost 21,000 people, making it the second-largest arena in the NHL and the largest in the NBA. Its concert configuration adds extra seats, at which point the United Center can hold 23.500 people.

Are there other events at the United Center?

Yes. The United Center is home to the Bulls and the Chicago Blackhawks of the NHL. Both franchises have called it home since it opened in 1994.

The first event at the United Center was neither a hockey nor a basketball game. Instead, it was a wrestling event, with the WWF hosting SummerSlam 1994 at the center.

Billy Joel performed the first concert at the United Center. Other artists who played there include Prince, Adele, and Dua Lipa.

Where can I buy parking for Chicago Bulls games?

If you are driving, then book United Center parking early and ensure you will have parking when attending a Chicago Bulls game or other United Center event.

Which team is the main rival of the Chicago Bulls?

The Chicago Bulls' glory years in the 1980s and 1990s saw them having to go through the New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons seemingly every year. The rivalry with the Pistons, in particular, was as intense as any the NBA had ever seen.

Other rivals of the Bulls include the Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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