Cheap Golden State Warriors tickets are easier to judge once you know what matters most to you: the opponent, the view, the people coming with you or the cost of getting into San Francisco. A starting price tells you where a game’s listings begin. It doesn’t tell you what your group will pay or how much of the court you’ll see. The four sections below cover the decisions that shape the final cost, using official venue and transit sources. Use them with the live schedule above, then confirm every detail on the listing itself.
Seat angles, upper and lower levels, and flexible dates
In basketball, angle matters as much as distance. Sideline seats look across the court, so both baskets stay in view. Corner and baseline seats look down its length, which puts one end close and the other far away. The upper level gives up closeness in exchange for a fuller picture of plays as they develop. Neither is automatically better. It depends on whether you want to feel near the action or follow the whole game.
Price depends on the game as well as the seat. If you can, compare several dates, because the opponent, the day of the week and the type of game can each mean a different starting price. Within one game, open the seat map and set a lower-level corner beside an upper-level sideline option. The row, the listing notes and any stated view restriction tell you more than the section number alone.
Chase Center, San Francisco: confirm the arena you’re buying for
The Warriors’ home court is Chase Center, 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158, in the Mission Bay neighborhood. San Francisco Travel notes it has been the team’s home since 2019, so directions, parking tips or seat advice written before the move to San Francisco don’t apply to a home game today.
The schedule above lists road games too, along with preseason dates that may be played away from the Bay Area. In 2026 that included neutral-site games in Honolulu and Las Vegas. Use the home and away filter, but still read the venue line on each listing and confirm it says Chase Center and San Francisco. Check the date and tip-off time on the official Warriors schedule before you make plans around the game.
Bay Area arrival and the total-outing budget
SFMTA says your event ticket is your Muni fare for a full day of travel, with cable cars excluded. Because Muni is the most popular way to reach Chase Center, the agency suggests allowing plenty of time to get to your stop. From the East Bay or the Peninsula, BART suggests riding to Powell St and taking the T Third, or to 16th St Mission and taking the 55 or 78X bus.
Driving needs more planning. On-site parking is extremely limited, streets beside the arena close around each event, and Chase Center advises reserving parking before event day. For the whole-night budget, add BART, Caltrain or parking costs, food and, if you’re travelling, a hotel. San Francisco Travel points to SoMa for hotels within walking distance.
Group quantities, delivery timing and the final order total
Choose how many tickets you need before you compare listings. A game’s starting price comes from the lowest listing in StubOrder’s catalog, and StubOrder notes that the lowest listing is often a single seat or a limited-view section. It won’t tell you whether four or six seats are available together, or what they cost. Check the section, row and quantity on each listing, confirm the seats are together if that matters, and compare the cost per person.
StubOrder says most Warriors tickets are delivered by mobile transfer or instant download, and a small number of listings add a delivery charge. Its Buyer Guarantee says physical tickets ship in time for at least one delivery attempt before the event. The schedule shows the lowest listing plus StubOrder’s booking fee. Tax and any delivery charge come at checkout, so compare order totals, not starting prices.