ORLANDO, Fla. — Playoff tickets for the NBA first-round series between the Orlando Magic and Cleveland Cavaliers went on sale to the public Monday.

Playoff tickets for games at the Kia Center are available for purchase through the following ways:

• Online at OrlandoMagic.com
• At the Kia Center box office (located on Church Street)
• Most credit cards accepted at all purchase points

Orlando Magic season ticket-holders were given first priority for playoff tickets.

Prices on tickets, some of which are verified resale tickets, range from $85 to $7,000.

This year marks the first time since 2020 that Orlando has advanced to the postseason. Those playoffs took place in the NBA's COVID-19 pandemic bubble at Disney's Wide World of Sports, mostly without spectators other than other NBA personnel and limited members of the media. It is the 17th time the Magic have advanced to the playoffs in its 35-season history.

The series will begin April 20 in Cleveland because the Cavaliers are seeded No. 4 and will play host to four of the seven games if it is extended to the full seven games of the series. The Magic are No. 5. The dates for the rest of the series, including Orlando's home dates, have not been announced yet.

The Magic have announced an "Everybody In" theme for their games in the series. Orlando will play at least two games at Kia Center in the series and could play three.

"We all wanted to do this as a team before the year started... It's special," Magic All-Star forward Paolo Banchero said in an interview on NBA TV after the series were set. "It's a testament to the work that we put in together."

The Magic were seeded No. 5 and avoided the play-in competition after defeating the Milwaukee Bucks 113-88 on Sunday in Kia Center to finish the regular season 47-35. The record put Orlando in a three-way tie with the Indiana Pacers and Philadelphia 76ers, but the Magic won the tiebreaker because they won the Southeast Division title by finishing with one more win than the Miami Heat.

To coincide with the Everybody In theme, fans who buy tickets to playoff games in Orlando will be given T-shirts to each game.

An extended Fan Fest will begin two hours before tip-off prior to every home game and extend through the game. It will feature a giant outdoor screen for those without game tickets, but free Fan Fest tickets will be required to enter. They will be made available online after the home playoff schedule has been announced or at the entrance on the days of the games.

For each away game, Magic watch parties will be held at designated local bars and restaurants at a future date.