Knicks Pause Ticket Sales After Pricing Error Raises Costs
The New York Knicks said they halted ticket sales after a technical error caused tickets to be listed at higher prices than intended, according to ESPN.
The New York Knicks announced they are pausing ticket sales after an error caused tickets to be listed for amounts higher than intended, ESPN reported.
The team said the issue stemmed from a pricing error, though it did not immediately specify how many games or ticket categories were affected, according to the report.
ESPN did not detail when normal ticket sales are expected to resume or whether fans who purchased tickets at the inflated prices would be refunded the difference.
The Knicks have not released additional information beyond confirming the pause, per ESPN's report.
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