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Dallas Mavericks History

The Mavericks joined the NBA as an expansion franchise in the 1980–81 season, becoming the league’s third team in Texas, joining the San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets. The Mavericks struggled in their inaugural season, but quickly improved with Mark Aguirre, who became the franchise's first All-Star and took the team to their first playoff series in the 1983–84 season. The Mavericks went on to qualify for the playoffs for four more consecutive seasons, culminating in a trip to the Western Conference Finals in 1987–88. They came within one win of the NBA Finals, losing to the Lakers in seven games.

Dallas struggled throughout the '90s, but a new era began when the Mavericks acquired Dirk Nowitzki in 1998. Ownership of the team was sold to Mark Cuban in January of 2000. Cuban immediately began to revitalize the franchise, building around a central trio of Nowitzki, point guard Steve Nash and wing Michael Finley. In Cuban's inaugural year owning the Mavericks, they made the playoffs for the first time in 11 years. This began a streak in which they qualified for the playoffs for 12 consecutive seasons. In the 2011 NBA Finals, they defeated the HEAT in six games to win the only championship in franchise history.

Nowitzki retired in 2019 and passed the torch to Luka Dončić, who led the Mavericks to four straight playoff berths, including the 2022 Western Conference Finals and 2024 NBA Finals.

Dallas Mavericks Team Info

Conference: Western
Division: Southwest
Year Founded: 1980
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Silver, Black
Team Rivals: San Antonio Spurs(Opens in new tab), Houston Rockets(Opens in new tab), Phoenix Suns(Opens in new tab), New Orleans Pelicans(Opens in new tab), Memphis Grizzlies(Opens in new tab), Miami HEAT

Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center

American Airlines Center(Opens in new tab) (also known as "the AAC") has been the home of the Dallas Mavericks since it opened in 2001. The Mavs share the arena with the Dallas Stars of the NHL. American Airlines bought the naming rights to the arena in March of 1999, six months before construction of the facility broke ground.

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Tickets for the 2025–26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Dallas Mavericks. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.

Ticket prices for Dallas Mavericks games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Dallas Mavericks game can cost anywhere between $100-$200.

The Dallas Mavericks have made three appearances in the NBA Finals and won in 2011.

The Dallas Mavericks play at the American Airlines Center(Opens in new tab) in Dallas, Texas. The seating chart for American Airlines Center can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).

Reviews

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 based on 2370 reviews
  • GO LAKERS

    by J. D. on 1/10/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 4 out of 5

    I always have a great time when I go to any game at the AAC!! Where every you seat at at AAC are good seats! I would recommend anyone to go to a live game at the AAC!! It’s a must go if you are a fan of NBA!

  • Not really too exciting

    by s. h. on 1/10/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 3 out of 5

    I love live sports but just don’t enjoy NBA live, don’t know why. AAC is a better venue for hockey

  • Had A Great Time...

    by D. B. on 1/10/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Drove in from Tulsa... Very nice stadium... Everybody was sweet... My seats weren't quite as good as i thought they would be for what it look like in the pic when i bought them, seem like i would be way closer for what i paid... Had a blast though... Would definitely go again...

  • Excellent

    by Boopie70 on 1/10/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    We had great seats. Even though there was a large crowd at the AA all of the food/beverage, restroom lines moved swiftly. The AA event staff were very helpful as well. Saddened that the Mavs ended up losing and that Lebron James was unable to play and a no show b/c I splurged on good seats to surprise my son since he's a Lakers/James fan but he still enjoyed himself immensely and got a chance to meet Jaylon Smith and see Zeke Elliott of the Dallas Cowboys so all in all it was a good night!!!

  • Dallas Mavericks vs Los Angeles Lakers

    by M. M. on 1/10/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Great event and seats. Enjoyed till the last minute.

  • Great Mavs Experience!

    by No Name on 1/3/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    This game was a perfect way to celebrate my husband’s birthday! A high energy, very entertaining WIN!!! Go Mavs!

  • Fun! Fun! Fun!

    by YouDee on 1/3/19American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Great venue! Helpful staff! Great game! Great dancers and activities throughout the night! Best of all -- the Mavs won!

  • Loved it

    by Nika on 12/24/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Mavs and kings great game a little slow lines moved fast

  • Mavs vs Sacramento Kings

    by SusanC on 12/19/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 4 out of 5

    I love the Dallas Mavs, but this is a team they should have beat. They ball got stolen a lot and kept missing the basket. Win or lose, I love the Mavs, but it would be sweet to have them be a playoff team this season! Go MAVS!

  • American Airlines is so lit!!!

    by MaryluvsMavs on 11/6/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 4 out of 5

    I love how beautiful it is in there!! And all the energy is awesome and the seats are ok but the space in between is awful...and I’m terrified of heights so it makes it worse when we get Terrance level seats.. food and drinks are great just a little pricey... The Mavs lost but they gave a great game.. had a great time with my significant other... thank you!!!

  • The Mavs are back

    by CaseMeister on 10/25/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    There is not a bad seat in the house at the AAC. Plenty of promos every night. We got free tacos from bueno, free wings from pluckers, and a full size blue Mavs bball for $10. Half time show was great. Best of all, DSJ, Luka, and DJ are a great show to watch. This will be a playoff team by next yr.

  • Great Mavs Game!

    by MavsFan123 on 10/23/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Great Mavs Game! Look forward to going to many more games this season!

  • Luka rules

    by Lukaluva on 10/23/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    AA Center was rockin again back to the days of the reunion rowdies- Luka is a superstar and the Mavericks are headed to the championship!

  • Good Game

    by Anonymous on 10/2/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    Staff at venue were very helpful. Always enjoy the stuff to see and do before the game except the people trying to hand you a drawing ticket who are not always pleasant they are usually pushy. I know they are not Maverick Staff but vendors are necessary. Have them stay behind their table and not block the entry areas.

  • Bad Experience

    by BradHickman on 4/13/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 1 out of 5

    I've been to many mavericks games over the years and have had a great experience, until now. There was supposed be a pre game trivia game and the only instructions given were that you had to download the Mavs App, which I already had on my phone. There was a count down to the quiz game on the big screen. I had my app up and ready to go. The quiz game started, and nothing in the app happened. It wasn't until they got to question 10 that I realized that they did not give us all of the instructions needed. There was another app that you had to download also. I bought pizza from the concession stand, and it had so much grease floating on top of the pizza, that it flowed over the side of the crust, out of the box, and down my pants.

  • That was not an NBA Game

    by Wapipi on 4/13/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 3 out of 5

    I paid full ticket price back in November for this game because I like to go on fan appreciation night. You pay to see the stars of the NBA teams play. This was a disgrace. Each team suited up 8 players that you would not be major contributors in a normal NBA game. It was the quickest game of the season for the MAVS.. The best part of the evening were the giveaways and the Simon says game at halftime. It was much easier getting in and out of the arena because most people left early.

  • What a game!

    by Mawuobi on 4/6/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    iThe game was truly an amazing experience. I mean the talented players I saw was remarkable for a woman like me. I was totally in awe about the fact that when they are live they seem like a much better team. And the bonus was they won the game. Thank you for allowing me to be there. I will try to go to one more game next year because it was that good.

  • Tanking or not tanking. That is the question.

    by Rockerwannabe on 4/5/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 5 out of 5

    I was a bit reluctant about making my yearly pilgrimage to the American Airlines Center to cheer on my beloved Dallas Maverick this year after owner, Mark Cuban had stated earlier that “Loosing was their best option” in order to get a good draft pick. And even though he was fined 600 grand for saying such, I watched the Mavericks pretty much purposely blow a game earlier this week in L.A. But, I already had my tickets, so after a tasty meal at my favorite German restaurant we were on our way to cheer on the home boys. With the Mavericks dwelling in the bottom muck of the Western Conference with an embarrassing 23 and 52 record I was kind of thinking that my wife and I might be the only fans who would be on hand for Friday night’s game. However, it was bobble head night, and nothing brings in the fans like a free Dirk Nowitzki bobble head. Not only that, but it was “Country” night and the Mavericks dancers were dressed in their tightest fitting Daisy Dukes shorts to dance the Cotton Eyed Joe. Okay, now they’ve got my interest. However, even the shapely legs and a little bare midriff of the dancers didn’t hide the fact that the Minnesota Timberwolves were in town with no intention of letting the Mavericks screw up their playoff hopes. For some reason I had an entire brood of Minnesota fans to my right and a couple of annoying, little preadolescence Minnesota fans behind me. How does that always happen? Now the Maverick’s hot young rookie, Dennis Smith Jr. may be the team’s future, and Harrison Barns maybe the team’s best scorer, but this is still Dirk Nowitzki’s team, and the crowd exploded as the big German was introduced. Yes, 20 seasons playing for the Dallas Maverick’s. No player in the history of the NBA has stayed with one team so long (except Coby Bryant). And in grand Dirk fashion he struck first blood draining a three pointer. And then it was up the court with the Timberwolves and a miss, back down the court with Maverick’s and miss, and this went on and on to the point I believed I could have seen more scoring if I drove across town and went to the Ranger’s baseball game. Yes, the Timberwolves were there to show us all how NOT TO SHOOT the three-point shot, and at half time they were a miserable 13% from behind the arc compared to the Maverick’s 40% allowing the home team a nine-point lead! Wow! Really? Maybe Dallas does want to win this game after all. Although Harrison Barns put up a team high 19 points along with Dennis Smith Jr.’s 17 points, it was new comer and new German Maxi Kleber that caught my attention. Not only is the 6’11” forward from the same part of Germany as 7’0” Dirk Nowitzki, but his number is 42 opposed to Nowitzki’s 41 which resulted in my calling him Dirk + 1, and the team’s combined effort gave the Mavs a two-point half time lead. I guess they do want to win this game. For our halftime entertainment we were treated to the voice of the up and coming, country star, oh, I didn’t have a clue who she was. I barely know who Reba McIntire is. However, NOT for our entertainment, the Timberwolves finally found their shot, and their 7’0” center, Kari-Anthony Towns was putting together a nice double double for our watching misery. Oh, who really cares. My wife had gone to the concession stand and brought back this warm, fresh from the oven pretzel, so I didn’t even notice that Minnesota had finally taken the lead. Despite everyone’s air banjo playing, it was country night, the Mavericks were down by six points near the end of the 4th quarter. Okay, I guess they’re going to tank this game. But wait, before I could say, “Holy Daisy Dukes” they were back in it with a chance to win. Well, only if the NBA has instated the 4-point shot, because the Mav’s needed 4 points with only 0.8 seconds left on the clock. I may suck at math, but I can calculate this formula. X = Ain’t going to happen! Mavs loose by one point! So, now I’ve seen both the Dallas Mavericks and their D League team, the Legends go down in defeat this season. Earlier this year I ventured up to Oklahoma City to watch the Thunder and their D League team, the Blue both triumph. Strangely enough, in OKC the games still begin with a prayer. However, this doesn’t happen in Dallas anymore. Now, I’m not saying praying before the Dallas games would ensure victory, but it certainly couldn’t hurt. They need all the help they can get.

  • Basketball was sloppy; Venue Built for Spending

    by Beykeysr on 3/28/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 3 out of 5

    I took my youngest son here as I got a BOGO ticket for donating blood. We managed to spend another $100 easily while we were there on food, one souvenir, and then a photo taken as we were leaving the arena. Oh, and another $20 for a 'veteran' looking for a place to stay for the night as we were leaving. Cubes already stated that he hopes the team tanks games, and the sloppy play seemed to fall in line with it. There were numerous pushy opportunities to spend money throughout, and the event was filled with music, drops and sponsorships like no other event I'd been too. I'm not sure who these experiences are meant for, but I'm only good for about one game a year, and generally only if I get the tix at a discount because I have to spend so much more money while I'm there.

  • First time live in NBA game!

    by Adi13 on 3/25/18American Airlines Center - DallasRating: 4 out of 5

    Despite the home team lost, it was nice experience! Checked one item in my bucket list!