Los Angeles Lakers Tickets

The Lakers started life as the Minneapolis Lakers back in 1947, before the founding of the NBA, and in 1960 they moved to Los Angeles and became the Los Angeles Lakers.

Much of the 1960s saw the Lakers fail to fulfil their potential, with the team losing an incredible six NBA Finals to the Boston Celtics, as well as against the New York Knicks; this was although the efforts of 14-time NBA All-Star pick Jerry West.

The Lakers started life as the Minneapolis Lakers back in 1947, before the founding of the NBA, and in 1960 they moved to Los Angeles and became the Los Angeles Lakers.

Much of the 1960s saw the Lakers fail to fulfil their potential, with the team losing an incredible six NBA Finals to the Boston Celtics and against the New York Knicks; this was although the efforts of 14-time NBA All-Star pick Jerry West.

The Chamberlain Era

The late 60s and early 70s were known to be years ruled by Wilt Chamberlain, who came in from the Philadelphia 76ers, and 1971-72 is considered by many as the best NBA team in the league's history. That NBA title-winning team brought the Championship back to Los Angeles after an 18-year drought.

The Lakers have won a total of 17 NBA Championships, and through the 1980s, they were a force to be reckoned with.

It's Showtime!

This dominance began in the late 70s and the likes of Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar were the central pillars that helped the "Showtime" team win five NBA titles.

A 12-year spell without a title win was ended in 1999-2000 with the help of NBA greats Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. The team won three successful National Basketball Association titles over this period.

Byrant once again played a key role as the team made it to three successive NBA Finals appearances, including wins and losses against big rivals, the Boston Celtics.

The LeBron Era

The Lakers picked up their first NBA title in a decade when LeBron James played his part in bringing the title back to Staples Center in 2020, and the veteran player is still a big draw, and many fans are looking to get tickets to a Lakers game specifically so they can see the great man in action.

Crypto.com Arena Guide

The Los Angeles Lakers play at the Crypto.com Arena, which first opened in October 1999 and was previously known as Staples Center up until December 2021, when it was rebranded.

It is located on South Figueroa St in downtown Los Angeles and has a current capacity of 19,079.

The arena is also used by the Los Angeles Clippers as well as NHL outfit the Los Angeles Kings.

Los Angeles Lakers Tickets

Tickets to see home games at the Crypto.com Arena sell swiftly, and SeatPick is your best bet to see the Western Conference giants play in both Pacific Division games as well as play-off action, as and when that may occur.

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