Chicago Bulls

The Chicago Bulls are a cultural icon and one of the most recognizable names in the NBA. From the dramatic player introductions to the sea of red filling the United Center, the Bulls helped redefine the NBA. Since their founding in 1966, the team has built a lasting identity, with the 1990s dynasty led by Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen cementing the Bulls as a global brand.¹

Bulls fans in Chicago bring energy that’s hard to match. Whether it’s a weeknight regular-season game or a playoff battle, the atmosphere is charged, and the United Center is where the city gathers to celebrate the team’s resilience and experience some of the NBA’s most unforgettable moments on the court.²

Find your Chicago Bulls tickets now at AXS and check out one of the most exciting environments in professional sports.

Chicago’s basketball story began with earlier franchises, but the Bulls — established in 1966 — were the city’s breakthrough. In the early years, players like Bob Love and Jerry Sloan helped set the tone with tough defense and steady play.¹

In 1984, the Bulls drafted Michael Jordan, and everything changed. He turned the team into a powerhouse that would dominate well into the ’90s. Alongside Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman skyrocketed the Bulls into one of the most recognizable teams worldwide. With Phil Jackson guiding from the bench, the Bulls dominated the decade, leaving a dynasty that continues to shape the team’s identity today.¹

The post-dynasty era brought new stars who carried the franchise through the 2000s and beyond. Derrick Rose, the youngest MVP in league history, electrified the city with his explosive style of play.³ Since those days, the team’s path may have shifted, but those years have stayed with fans as a reminder that the Bulls’ spirit of resilience will never fade.

Since 1994, the Bulls have called the United Center home. With more than 20,000 seats, it’s the largest arena in the NBA and a centerpiece of Chicago sports culture.²

With your basketball tickets to the United Center, you get the full game-day experience, with dining that ranges from Chicago-style classics to fan favorites.⁴ Inside, the crowd’s roar is legendary — chants, the organ music, and the thrill of every possession make it one of the most memorable atmospheres in the league. For Bulls fans, the United Center is where NBA traditions live on.

The Bulls’ history is defined by winning and by moments that shaped basketball. Their record includes:

• Six NBA championships: Titles came in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, and 1998, solidifying their place among the great basketball dynasties.¹
• Era-defining dynasty: Led by Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and coach Phil Jackson, the Bulls became one of the most dominant teams in NBA history during the 1990s.¹
• 21 Hall of Famers: The Chicago Bulls have close ties to 21 Basketball Hall of Fame inductees, including Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and coach Phil Jackson.⁵

The NBA season runs from October through April, with playoff basketball extending into the spring. Tickets for both home and away games are available at AXS, giving you a chance to see the Bulls no matter where they take the hardwood.

From the pregame introductions to the last possession, every game captures why going to a Chicago Bulls game is a must-see experience.

Sources:

1. Chicago Bulls - Research Starters
2. United Center - Basketball Wiki
3. Top Moments: Derrick Rose becomes youngest player to win MVP - NBA.com
4. Dining & Concessions - Venue Info - United Center
5. Basketball Hall of Fame - Hoophall - Chicago Bulls
6. Chicago Bulls' top 5 rivals of all time - ClutchPoints
7. Tips for Attending a Chicago Bulls Game with Kids - Chicago Parent