Seton Hall Pirates vs. Saint Peter's Peacocks Newark tickets

Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 NBA schedule? Next Seton Hall Pirates game of the season is on Monday, November 2nd 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Seton Hall Pirates playoff and preseason playing at Prudential Center, NJ. Buy your Seton Hall Pirates tickets in Newark right here.

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Mon Nov 2 3:30am
Seton Hall Pirates vs. Saint Peter's Peacocks
Prudential Center  •  Newark, NJ
Tue Nov 24 3:30am
Seton Hall Pirates vs. New Hampshire Wildcats
Prudential Center  •  Newark, NJ
Sat Nov 28 3:30am
Seton Hall Pirates vs. Siena Saints
Prudential Center  •  Newark, NJ
Fri Dec 4 3:30am
Seton Hall Pirates vs. Kansas State Wildcats
Prudential Center  •  Newark, NJ
Mon Dec 7 3:30am
Seton Hall Pirates vs. NJIT Highlanders
Prudential Center  •  Newark, NJ




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Seton Hall Pirates vs. Saint Peter's Peacocks Prudential Center November 02nd, 2026

Get ready for an electrifying night with the Seton Hall Pirates in New York . This team has a rich history that goes beyond just a few standout seasons. They've made their mark in the National Invitation Tournament and turned heads in the NCAA tournament, especially when they made a deep run back in 1988 that still gets talked about today. Over the years, the Pirates have built a reputation for gritty, passionate play and a strong connection to New Jersey's high school basketball scene, thanks to their focus on recruiting local talent. You never know who might be courtside, maybe an ex-player who went on to NBA stardom or a future pro in the making. Attending a game at Madison Square Garden isn’t just about the basketball; it’s about the energy, the rival fans, and the moments that turn into lifelong memories. Plus, there’s always a fun surprise, like a new uniform reveal or a special halftime show, that keeps things fresh and exciting. If you're a die-hard fan or just love the thrill of live sports, grabbing your tickets early is a must, these games sell out faster than you think. So, don’t miss out on what promises to be an unforgettable night filled with fierce competition, camaraderie, and maybe a few hilarious moments. Make sure your Seton Hall Pirates tickets are in hand and get ready for a game that’s sure to leave you buzzing long after the final buzzer.

Parking & Directions for Seton Hall Pirates Prudential Center


25 Lafayette Street, Newark, NJ
07102, US


1. Prudential Center Parking - 0.1 miles, $25
2. Newark Parking Authority - 0.2 miles, $20
3. 30-32 Edison Place - 0.3 miles, $15
4. NJPAC Parking Garage - 0.4 miles, $20
5. Military Park Garage - 0.5 miles, $18
6. Lafayette Street Garage - 0.6 miles, $15

Madison Square Garden isn’t just a legendary sports arena; it’s a place where history is made, from the unforgettable 1994 Knicks versus Rockets playoff series to hosting some of the biggest moments in music. Think about Elton John kicking off his career there in 1971 or the 1989 Grammy Awards that turned the Garden into a musical fortress for one night only. It’s a spot that’s seen it all, iconic concerts, historic sports battles, and those exclusive VIP lounges where you can indulge in fine dining while soaking in the electric atmosphere. For Seton Hall Pirates fans in New York, catching a game at MSG feels like stepping into a living legend’s backyard. Whether you’re after the premium experience or just a good seat without breaking the bank in Area 47, the Garden offers something for everyone. Getting there is a breeze, just hop on the C subway from the Upper West Side to 34th Street and Eighth Avenue, or take the 2 from the zoo, easy, right? It’s more than a venue; it’s a piece of New York’s soul, and catching a game or concert there should definitely be on every sports fan’s bucket list.