You can still buy Bucks playoff tickets for Game 3 and Game 4 of the NBA second-round playoff series at Fiserv Forum

Emmett Prosser, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and Celtics guard Jaylen Brown are likely set for a long playoff series that continues in Milwaukee Saturday.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and Celtics guard Jaylen Brown are likely set for a long playoff series that continues in Milwaukee Saturday.

So you want to take Mom to Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals Saturday as a changeup to Sunday Mother's Day brunch?

You might want to stick to spending your money on mimosas.

For Bucks fans, the limited bargain shopping that was available in round 1 of NBA Playoffs is probably over against the Celtics. That $46 standing room space at Fiserv Forum vs. the Bulls in the last series, now starts at $107 plus service charges as of Thursday evening.

The most affordable ticket in a Uecker-like seat upstairs is currently $166 on Bucks.com

If want to ask Giannis Antetokounmpo for a pair of his Air Zoom Freak shoes or hope to get selfie with Aaron Rodgers, you can find a baseline courtside seat starting at about $4,000 (that's the low end)

Are tickets available for Game 3 at Fiserv Forum?

Yes, you can still buy seats for Saturday's 2:30 p.m. game as of Thursday evening on Bucks.com and Ticketmaster.com.

Plenty of resale options are also available on Bucks.com, Stubhub.com, Seatgeek.com and other ticket sites.

Tickets on the lower level start at around $200 plus service charges behind the basket, but jump steadily as the sections move closer to the middle of the floor.

Monday night's Game 4 appears to be a better value on the resale market with a few upper deck seats between $90-100 before service charges.

Is there going to be watch parties at the Deer District?

Yes. Fans who are not attending games at Fiserv Forum will still have the opportunity to enjoy it from the Deer District at the Bucks Watch Party presented by Motorola edge! In addition to the outdoor TV already in place in The Beer Garden, a screen will be placed on the plaza for fans to watch the game.

The Deer District plaza will open two hours prior to tip-off.

Fans without tickets to the game must enter the Deer District through the south end of the plaza (near Highland and Vel R Phillips).

Bags will not be permitted on the plaza and a security search will be required to enter the Deer District. All prohibited items can be found on the Fiserv Forum website.

Fans with tickets to the game may also enter through the Deer District on the north end of the plaza (off Juneau Ave).

How do I access my tickets?

Via the Bucks app on your mobile device.

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