Housed in the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the New Jersey Nets started their franchise in 1967 during the ABA years. While an entertaining team to watch, New Jersey Nets tickets are easily obtainable. Their fan base is dedicated though, even with the team only bringing home 2 Championship titles in the 1970's before their move to the NBA.

During the team's first New York season, they managed to finish last. The New Jersey Nets ticket sales during that time were averaging 1,108 a game. Not even enough to heat the place for the time they were there. Something had to be done. Their record at the end of that season was a laughable 17-61 record and jokes were that the local high school teams could put the New Jersey Nets to shame. In 1972, the team finally moved to the ABA Finals. But the Pacers one-upped the team and the New Jersey Nets lost the series 4-2. The next season would also be shameful for the New Jersey Nets. Ticket sales continued to drop dramatically and the team had no choice but to go into a rebuilding mode.

In 1974 the team finally made a smart move and picked up Julius Erving who would later be known to his fans as “Dr. J”. The New Jersey Nets finished the season with a team record of 55 wins. Dr. J was voted MVP and the team made it to the playoffs, and finally won their first title, beating the Stars in 1974.

Success stayed with the New Jersey Nets and in 1975 they topped their previous win record by winning 58 games. This would be a team record that still stands as of today. However the success was short lived and the team was eliminated from the playoffs by the Spirits 4-1.

The late 1970's would have the New Jersey Nets moving their games back into New Jersey and into the NBA. In 1976, the team won their second, and last Championship in six games against the Denver Nuggets.

New team addition, Devin Harris, began the teams much needed building process. New Jersey Nets tickets may become more readily desired if the team can live up to the potential of players, Rafer Alston, Bobby Simmons and Yi Jianlian. This force of players is showing fierce teamwork and the desire to win. But desire isn't enough. They need to prove their skill on the court. While they may be the key to the rise of the Nets, they need to step up when it matters.

After some difficulties in prior years, the 2010/2011 season will have the New Jersey Nets ticket holders in a new arena in Brooklyn, NY. They are finally giving up their location at the Izod Center and moving into the Barclay's Center. New Jersey Nets ticket holders are hoping this will be the much needed boost that this team needs to succeed.