NCAA Tournament National Championship Tickets

NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship

Since the first Division 1 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament back in 1939, the contest has been a long-standing tradition of upsets, bracket busters, and Cinderella stories. The Oregon Ducks won that inaugural tournament and that remains the only title held by the school. UCLA holds the record for most National Championships with 11, while Kentucky is behind the Bruins with eight total titles.

March Madness always proves to be entertaining, and the 2023 tournament is shaping up to be the same. This coming season’s semifinal games will take place on April 1, 2023 and the National Championship game on April 3, 2023 — both taking place at NRG Stadium in Houston, TX.

2023 NCAA Basketball Championship Location

The 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship will be played in Houston, TX at NRG Stadium.

2023 NCAA Basketball Championship Ticket Prices

Prices for the national championship can vary depending on the location of the game and the matchup of teams involved. In 2022, the average resale price for a ticket to the National Championship game was $212.00.

What does a "Full Strip" of tickets mean?

A full strip of tickets includes a ticket to each of the sessions hosted at that venue. For the first and second round locations, this would include tickets to the two afternoon session games, the two evening session games, and the two second round games in the third session. In the case of the Sweet 16 and Elite 8, a full strip would include tickets for the games at the location for both those rounds. In the case of the Final Four, a full strip includes tickets to the two semifinal games as well as the Championship game.

Why are tickets broken into sessions?

Unlike most sporting events, in the case of the NCAA Tournament many tickets include admission to more than a single game. In the First Round, Second Round, and Sweet 16, each session includes admission to back-to-back games. However, in the case of the First Round Session 1 tickets do not include admission to the games in Session 2, and vice versa, even though the games are on the same day.