The Mamdani administration is making 600 tickets to the Knicks post-parade ceremony at City Hall Plaza available to the general public in a lottery.
The lottery for tickets is open now until 11 a.m. on Wednesday at Knicks.com/CeremonySweeps.
Winners will be notified after the lottery closes. The lottery will select 300 winners, with each winner receiving two tickets.
Winners will be notified after the lottery closes. The lottery will select 300 winners, with each winner receiving two tickets.
Typically, seats for post-parade ceremonies are distributed to team guests and city VIPs, however, the Mamdani administration is distributing a portion to the general public.
“From packed watch parties in our parks to joyous celebrations that spilled out onto our streets, this championship belongs to New York City,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani. “The Knicks brought together New Yorkers from every borough and every walk of life. That’s why we’re making these tickets free and accessible – so working-class people have a chance to be part of this historic moment and celebrate the team that brought a championship home.”
In the past, the parade is the general public’s opportunity to view the team, and they watch the ceremony on the big screens from the route.
