Includes Sunday “Kids Day” Games and One Game against G League Ignite

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. – The College Park Skyhawks will open their home schedule for the 2023-24 season with a weekend series beginning Saturday, Nov. 18 and wrapping up Sunday, Nov. 19 (6 p.m. and 2 p.m., respectively) against the Capital City Go-Go, the NBA G League announced today, as the Skyhawks unveiled its full 50-game schedule. The Skyhawks schedule will open with a weekend series on the road against Raptors 905, NBA G League affiliate of the Toronto Raptors, on Sunday, November 12 at 2 p.m., followed by a rematch on Tuesday, November 14 at 7:30 p.m.

All 24 Skyhawks home games will be broadcast locally on Peachtree TV (WPCH-TV).

The Skyhawks will welcome NBA G League Ignite to College Park on Sunday, March 3 at 2 p.m., marking the third consecutive year that Ignite will travel to the Southside. In addition, every Sunday home game will be a “Kids Day” game, which will include activities and programming geared towards kids.

The Skyhawks will enter the season led by new Head Coach Ryan Schmidt and new General Manager Daniel Starkman, who were announced as the team’s third head coach and general manager on Aug. 18.

“The day the schedule becomes official is always one of my favorite days of the year,” said Janice Koon, Vice President of G League and 2K League Operations with the Atlanta Hawks. “It reminds me that great basketball at Gateway Center Arena in front of our amazing fans is just around the corner, and I am so excited to get back there.”

The Skyhawks’ theme games for the upcoming season are listed below*:

 

Date	Time	Opponent	Theme	Presenting Partner
Saturday, Nov. 18 Sunday, Nov. 19	6 p.m. 2 p.m.	Capital City Go-Go	Home Opening Weekend
Friday, Dec. 1	11 a.m.	Westchester Knicks	Education Day	CareSource
Saturday, Feb. 10	6:30 p.m.	Capital City Go-Go	Celebrating Black History	Owens Patterson
Sunday, March 3	2 p.m.	NBA G League Ignite
Saturday, March 30	6:30 p.m.	Long Island Nets	Fan Appreciation Night

 

*Theme games are subject to change and further theme nights may be added and announced later

Following the same format as the previous two seasons, the NBA G League will crown two champions at separate points this year to complement the fluidity of rosters and fluctuation of players during the season. The NBA G League season will consist of two parts: a 16-game Showcase Cup to begin the season, culminating in an eight-team tournament held in December; and a 34-game regular season in advance of the traditional NBA G League Playoffs.

To get tickets to the Theme games or learn more about Skyhawks Memberships, email info@cpskyhawks.com, visit www.cpskyhawks.com or call 404-878-3370.

*Tipoff times listed are Eastern Standard Time

#TrueToTheSouthside#

ABOUT COLLEGE PARK SKYHAWKS

Home to the world’s most traveled airport in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International and Georgia’s newest convention center, the Georgia International Convention Center, the city of College Park is the home of the Atlanta Hawks’ NBA G League affiliate, the College Park Skyhawks. The Skyhawks host games at the Gateway Center Arena at College Park, a multipurpose sports and entertainment venue, that is the premier event facility in south Atlanta. Owned and operated by the Atlanta Hawks, the Skyhawks ownership team also includes Grammy Award-winning recording artist, hip-hop superstar and College Park native 2 Chainz. Season-Ticket Memberships are on-sale now! Members will experience exclusive benefits, such as VIP Member Events, discounts on Skyhawks merchandise, and a personal contact in the front office. To find out more, email info@cpskyhawks.com, visit www.cpskyhawks.com or call 404-878-3370.

ABOUT THE NBA G LEAGUE

The NBA’s official minor league, the NBA G League prepares players, coaches, officials, trainers and front-office staff for the NBA while acting as the league’s research and development laboratory.  Featuring 30 teams, 28 with direct affiliations to NBA franchises for 2022-23, the league offers elite professional basketball at an affordable price in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.  54 percent of all NBA players at the end of the 2021-22 season boasted NBA G League experience.  In fostering the league’s connection to the community, its teams, players and staff promote health and wellness, support local needs and interests, and assist in educational development through NBA Cares programs.

The 11th full-capacity crowd adds to league-leading, historic attendance numbers

ATLANTA, Ga. (Aug. 22, 2023) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream announced today’s game against the Las Vegas Aces, tipping off at 7 p.m., is officially sold out. It marks the Dream’s 11th home sell-out of the season in only 16 games at Gateway Center Arena.

The Dream recorded a sell-out in Atlanta’s earlier home game against the Aces on June 2. Atlanta leads the WNBA in full-capacity games so far this season with three more sell-outs than the Washington Mystics in second.

During the 2022 season, the Dream finished with eight sold-out games, the second-most in the WNBA, and are on track to sell out most of their remaining home games this season.

Ticket inventory for the Dream’s four remaining regular season home games extremely limited, and fans are encouraged to purchase tickets ahead of time.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

Hawks to Host New Orleans at Gateway Center Arena @ College Park;

Cleveland and Memphis at State Farm Arena

ATLANTA – The Atlanta Hawks today announced the team’s five-game 2023 preseason schedule, featuring a previously-announced home game at Gateway Center Arena @ College Park vs. New Orleans, home contests at State Farm Arena against the Cleveland Cavaliers and Memphis Grizzlies and two road games at Indiana and Philadelphia. Gateway Center Arena @ College Park is the home of the Hawks’ NBA G League affiliate, the College Park Skyhawks.

Atlanta begins exhibition play on Tuesday, October 10 vs. Cleveland and Thursday, October 12 vs. Memphis, both at 7:30 pm at State Farm Arena. On Saturday, October 14, the Hawks head to the Southside to host the Pelicans (3:30 pm) at Gateway Center Arena @ College Park. The preseason wraps up with road contests at Indiana on Monday, October 16 (7 pm) and Philadelphia on Friday, October 20 (7 pm).

The first three preseason games will be available on Bally Sports Southeast, Bally Sports+, The Bally Sports app and BallySports.com with play-by-play announcer Bob Rathbun and analyst Dominique Wilkins. The games on Oct. 10, Oct. 12 and Oct. 16 will be broadcast on the Hawks’ radio flagship, Sports Radio 92-9 The Game and the Hawks Radio Network, with Voice of the Hawks Steve Holman and pregame, halftime and postgame host Mike Conti.

Fans will be able to access a special ticket offer to the Oct. 14 preseason game located at the state-of-the-art 2,800-seat basketball arena in Metro Atlanta’s Southside. The offer includes a ticket to the game plus a ticket to a future College Park Skyhawks game for free. Fans can select the Skyhawks game at a later date.

Sign up now for Hawks Insider to get priority ticket access to the three home preseason games, special offers and exclusive presales by visiting Hawks.com/insider. For extra perks, playoffs priority, and more, join the Hawks Family today with Membership packages starting at only 10 games. Learn more at Hawks.com/stack or call 1-866-715-1500.

 

DATE	OPPONENT	SITE	TIME (ET)	TV/RADIO
Oct. 10	CLEVELAND	Atlanta, GA*	7:30 pm	BSSE/92.9 The Game
Oct. 12	MEMPHIS	Atlanta, GA*	7:30 pm	BSSE/92.9 The Game
Oct. 14	NEW ORLEANS	College Park, GA**	3:30 pm	BSSE
Oct. 16	at Indiana	Indianapolis, IN	7:00 pm	TBD/92.9 The Game
Oct. 20	at Philadelphia	Philadelphia, PA	7:00 pm

 

*State Farm Arena

**Gateway Center Arena @ College Park

# TrueToAtlanta #   # TrueToTheSouthside #

With their ninth sold-out game of the season, the Dream have topped their 2022 record for full-capacity games and are on track to sell out most home games this year. 

ATLANTA, Ga. (July 30, 2023) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream announced today’s game against the Washington Mystics, tipping off at 3:00 p.m., is officially sold out. It marks the team’s ninth home sell-out of the season in only 13 games for the Dream at Gateway Center Arena so far this season – surpassing the team’s 2022 record for sellouts (8).  

The Dream’s nine full-capacity games pace the league so far this season, with the Washington Mystics coming in behind them with six sell-outs.  

Last year the Dream finished with eight sold-out games, the second-most in the WNBA last season, and are on track to sell out most of their home games this season.  

Remaining ticket inventory for the rest of the Dream’s seven regular season home games is limited, and fans are encouraged to purchase tickets ahead of time. Single game tickets can be purchased here. 

About the Atlanta Dream   

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.   

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ATLANTA, Ga. (August 2, 2023) – Atlanta Dream head coach Tanisha Wright was named the WNBA Coach of the Month for July 2023, the league announced today.  

Wright led the Dream to an 8-3 record in the month of July, starting the month off with six straight wins – including a record-setting 112 points in a win over Los Angeles on July 2. Entering the month 6-8, Wright led the team to critical wins that put them back over .500 and up as high as fourth in the WNBA standings.  

Her first Coach of the Month honor makes her just the second Atlanta Dream coach to earn the recognition since the award was instituted in 2017.  

She took a previously 8-win Dream team to 14 wins in her first season (their most in five years), earning her the Associated Press Coach of the Year honor. In Wright’s second season the Dream have already tallied 14 wins – doing it in only 25 games – and are on track to make the WNBA Playoffs for the first time since 2018.  

About the Atlanta Dream 

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.   

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With their eighth sold-out game of the season, the Dream are on track to sell out most  
home games during the 2023 WNBA season 

ATLANTA, Ga. (July 25, 2023) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream announced today’s game against the Phoenix Mercury, tipping off at 7:00 p.m., is officially sold out. It marks the team’s eighth home sell-out of the season in only 11 games for the Dream at Gateway Center Arena so far this season – tying the team’s 2022 record for sellouts.  

The Dream’s eight full-capacity games pace the league so far this season, with the Washington Mystics coming in behind them with six sell-outs.  

Last year the Dream finished with eight sold-out games, the second-most in the WNBA last season, and are on track to sell out most of their home games this season.  

Remaining ticket inventory for the rest of the Dream’s eight regular season home games is limited, and fans are encouraged to purchase tickets ahead of time. Single game tickets can be purchased here.  

About the Atlanta Dream   

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.   

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The Dream’s first-year All-Stars will compete in the game on Saturday, July 15 live on ABC  

 

Two-time WNBA All-Star Howard joins teammates Gray and Parker in Las Vegas for the
2023 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game this Saturday, July 15

Photos | Graphic | Video

ATLANTA, Ga. (July 11, 2023) – Atlanta Dream guard Rhyne Howard was named an AT&T WNBA All-Star for the second time in her two-year career, the league announced today. Howard will join Dream teammates Allisha Gray and Cheyenne Parker on Team Wilson in the game, stepping in as an injury replacement for the Washington Mystics’ Elena Delle Donne.

Howard is only the fourth player in Atlanta Dream history to earn multiple All-Star bids, and the selection marks only the third time the team has had three players in the game. 2023 is now the third-straight year with at least one All-Star in the game for Atlanta.

This season, Howard ranks 10^th in the league in scoring with 18.7 points per game. The 2022 Kia WNBA Rookie of the Year is now averaging 24.2 points during Atlanta’s current five-game winning streak, which includes a career-high 43 points vs. the Los Angeles Sparks on July 2 and 32 points at the Chicago Sky on July 9.

The 2023 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game will be held in Las Vegas, Nev. at Michelob ULTRA Arena, tipping off at 8:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. PT) nationally on ABC. More information on the weekend can be found here.

The AT&T WNBA All-Star Game will be the centerpiece of two full days packed with WNBA activities, including the WNBA STARRY® 3-Point Contest and Kia WNBA Skills Challenge, which will air on ESPN on Friday, July 14 at 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET.

The WNBA also will host its “WNBA Live” fan festival, now in its second year. An exciting, interactive event open to the public, “WNBA Live” will provide fans an opportunity to experience the intersection of the WNBA, entertainment and culture leading up to the AT&T WNBA All-Star Game.

 

2023 WNBA All-Star Rosters

Team Wilson	Team Stewart
A’ja Wilson	Breanna Stewart
Chelsea Gray	Brittney Griner
Jackie Young	Jewell Loyd
Aliyah Boston	Satou Sabally
Arike Ogunbowale	Nneka Ogwumike
Kelsey Plum	Courtney Vandersloot
Allisha Gray	Sabrina Ionescu
Alyssa Thomas	Ezi Magbegor
Cheyenne Parker	Napheesa Collier
DeWanna Bonner	Kelsey Mitchell
Rhyne Howard	Kahleah Copper

 

2023 WNBA All-Star Breakdown by WNBA Team

Las Vegas Aces (4) – A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray, Jackie Young, Kelsey Plum

Atlanta Dream (3) – Allisha Gray, Cheyenne Parker, Rhyne Howard

New York Liberty (3) – Breanna Stewart, Courtney Vandersloot, Sabrina Ionescu

Connecticut Sun (2) – Alyssa Thomas, DeWanna Bonner

Dallas Wings (2) – Arike Ogunbowale, Satou Sabally
Indiana Fever (2) – Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell

Seattle Storm (2) – Jewell Loyd, Ezi Magbegor
Chicago Sky (1) – Kahleah Copper

Los Angeles Sparks (1) – Nneka Ogwumike
Minnesota Lynx (1) – Napheesa Collier
Phoenix Mercury (1) – Brittney Griner

Atlanta Dream All-Time All-Stars 

2023 – Allisha Gray, Cheyenne Parker, Rhyne Howard*
2022 – Rhyne Howard
2021 – Courtney Williams
2018 – Angel McCoughtry (starter)
2017 – Tiffany Hayes (starter), Layshia Clarendon, Elizabeth Williams
2015 – Angel McCoughtry (starter), Shoni Schimmel (starter)
2014 – Angel McCoughtry (starter), Shoni Schimmel (starter), Erika de Souza (starter*)
2013 – Angel McCoughtry (starter), Erika de Souza
2011 – Angel McCoughtry (starter)
2009 – Erika de Souza, Sancho Lyttle

Note: Though not an All-Star game, the following Dream players were named to the squads for the 2010 “WNBA vs. USA Basketball: The Stars at the Sun” game: Angel McCoughtry (USA), Iziane Castro Marques (WNBA), Sancho Lyttle (WNBA)  

*injury replacement

 

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/ticketsor call 877-977-7729.

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ATLANTA, Ga. (June 1, 2023) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream announced a full lineup of entertainment for the first half of their 2023 home season, headlined by halftime performances from 1K Phew, Saucy Santana and Roscoe Dash.

Most games of the Dream’s five-game home opening stretch are expected to be sold out and only limited inventory remains available for the New York (June 9) and Connecticut (June 11) games; tickets for each can be purchased here.

Baby Tate and Goldyard performed at the Dream’s first two home games of the season, with Baby Tate’s performance happening in front of a fully sold-out Gateway Center Arena.

The Dream’s Friday, June 2 matchup against the Aces is sold out, the team’s second sellout in three games. With two sell-outs in opening week to start off the 2023 season, the Dream currently leads the WNBA in ticket membership sales and are on track to sell out most of their home games this season in Atlanta. Fans are encouraged to arrive at Gateway Center Arena early as well as pre-pay for parking via the Ticketmaster app to avoid long entrance lines.

 

Friday, June 2 – Las Vegas Aces | 8:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: 1K Phew | Anthem: A.R.I.A.

1k Phew, also formerly known as Future Kid, is a Christian rapper hailing from Stone Mountain, Georgia. Known for his versatility and eccentric style, his personality is on full display in his music. 1k Phew is bridging the gap between faith and culture. Full of melodic flows and cadences, 1k Phew cites OutKast and Lil Jon as some of his main influences. After collaborating on Lecrae’s song “Hammer Time”, his standout performance increased his fan base and led to gaining a record deal with Reach Records

The Dream’s first Friday night game against the Las Vegas Aces has already been announced as a sell-out, the second of the team’s first five home games to be sold to capacity.

Friday, June 9 – New York Liberty | 7:30 p.m. ET

Halftime: Saucy Santana | Anthem: Nikita Hollins

After starting his career as a makeup artist for the Rap duo City Girls, Saucy Santana began rapping in 2019. He released his debut single “Walk em Like a Dog” in the same year. Saucy Santana gained acclaim in 2021 when his singles “Material Girl’, “Walk”, and “Here We Go” gave rise to several viral challenges on TikTok.

Sunday, June 11 – Connecticut Sun | 4:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: Canton Jones | Anthem: House of Hope Choir

Canton Jones is a Gospel/R&B Singer who grew up in Deerfield Beach, Florida. At the age of 5, Jones joined a singing quartet formed by his father. After high school, he attended Morehouse College where he joined the school’s popular glee club. While apart of the club, Jones was afforded the opportunity to sing for Oprah Winfrey, Stevie Wonder, Bobby Jones, Ray Charles and more.

The Dream will celebrate Praise ATL day during the game, which will act as a celebration of the faith-based community in Atlanta. The Dream will debut their retail and on-court gear collaboration with God is Dope with limited edition merch for sale at Sunday’s game.

Friday, June 23 – New York Liberty | 8:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: Roscoe Dash | Anthem: C West

Atlanta-native Roscoe Dash is a rapper, singer, and songwriter best known for his debut single “All the Way Turnt Up (featuring Soulja Boy),” which peaked at number 46 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 2010. He is also known for featuring alongside Wale on Waka Flocka Flame’s “No Hands” the same year, and alongside Kanye West on Big Sean’s “Marvin & Chardonnay” in 2011, both reaching Nos. 13 and 32 respectively on the Hot 100.

The Dream will host Sneakerhead night as a celebration of Atlanta’s sneaker culture, with a sneaker museum on the concourse showcasing our players’ kicks and an artist designing Dream shoes on the concourse.

Friday, June 30 – Washington Mystics | 7:30 p.m. ET

Halftime: Victor Jackson | Anthem: Gay Men’s Choir

The Dream celebrate Pride during Friday night’s game against Washington, with the evening’s entertainment headlined by College Park native Victor Jackson and the Gay Men’s Choir returning to perform the National Anthem. Dubbed “Mr. Glam Rock Soul” As a choreographer and creative director, Jackson has worked with superstars including Jennifer Hudson, Lil’ Wayne, and August Alsina. He has appeared on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Game, Step Up: Highwater, Lovecraft Country, and Kandi & The Gang with an electric performance of his single “He Belongs To The City”. As a performing artist, Jackson has appeared in AT&T’s Turn Up The Love campaign and was chosen as one of CITI & Music Forward’s 2022 LGBTQ+ Emerging Artists.

As one of the Dream’s tentpole themes, the Pride game will celebrate Atlanta’s burgeoning LGBTQ community. The inside the arena will be decked out in a vivid Pride-themed montage including giveaways adorning seats, video board graphics and décor. Fans will also have the opportunity to purchase special Dream Pride shirts at the Dream Drip Shop inside the arena.

Sunday, July 2 – Los Angeles Sparks | 3:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: DSSD Step Team | Anthem: Helen Medlin

Daughter Sister Stepper Dancer (DSSD) is a local Atlanta dance group comprised of young girls ages 4-18 years old. DSSD strives to create a solidarity environment through an outlet of artistic expression through step, dance & cheer. DSSD has the most significant youth step following in the step world and is a national and state championship team.

Tuesday, July 18 – Minnesota Lynx | 7:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: 112 | Anthem: Jase (Soul4Real) 

Atlanta-based 112 rose to fame in the late 1990s and continued into the early 2000s with hits such as “Only You” (featuring The Notorious B.I.G.), “Anywhere” and the Grammy Award–nominated single “Peaches & Cream”. The group most notably won a Grammy Award in 1997 for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group, for featuring on the single by label boss Puff Daddy, “I’ll Be Missing You” (alongside Faith Evans). On July 24, 2020, 112 released the single “Spend It All”. In an interview with Rated R&B, they described the song as “an ode to women.” “Spend It All” is the first single from 112’s EP Forever.

112 will be a key feature of the Atlanta Dream’s first-ever 90s night. The entire game experience will be a throwback experience to the 90s, highlighted by limited-edition Atlanta Dream 90s merchandise for sale.

Saturday, July 22 – Connecticut Sun | 1:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: Burn Unit Breakdance Company | Anthem: Bahja  

Diverse in ethnicity, gender and age, Atlanta’s Burn Unit breakdance crew brings a distinct style of dancing to the Dream’s halftime on July 22. Their raw, edgy movements are reminiscent of house dancing, Capoeira, gymnastics, Cirque du Soleil and animalistic influences.

Tuesday, July 25 – Phoenix Mercury | 7:00 p.m. ET

Halftime: Suni MF | Anthem: Sirena Grace  

Suni MF is an artist, songwriter, voiceover actress, actress & influencer from the westside of Atlanta, GA. She quickly built her reputation off amazing stage presence paired with powerful & catchy lyrics. Her latest single “Easy Money” has garnered over 300K streams on Spotify and sync’d in multiple TV shows such as Zeus’s “One Mo Chance”. With almost 1M views on TikTok, the sound started a dance trend which launched her acting career in Issa Rae’s newest show “Rap Sh*t.” Suni MF’s songwriting breakthrough occurred when she received her 1st placement, with KeKe Palmer’s “Sticky”, which premiered & featured on MTV’s Club MTV #DanceTogether & the 2020 VMAs. Since then, she has written for Central Park (Apple TV), FloMILLI, Sukihanna, and more.

This will the Dream’s first superhero night which will feature superhero themed activations throughout the entire game experience.

 

The Atlanta Dream play all home games at Gateway Center Arena, located at 2330 Convention Center Concourse in College Park, Ga.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

 

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Dream fans set to pack Gateway Center Arena with two of five home games already sold out.
Limited ticket inventory still available for remaining three games.

ATLANTA, Ga. (May 24, 2023) – Today the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream announced the first two sell-outs of a five-game home opening week. The Sunday, May 28^th home opener against Indiana and the Dream’s first Friday night matchup on June 2 against the reigning WNBA Champion Las Vegas Aces are both sold to capacity.

Last season, Atlanta saw eight record-setting sellouts and hosted packed crowds at Gateway Center Arena. With two sell-outs in opening week to start off the 2023 season, the Dream currently leads the WNBA in ticket membership sales and are on track to sell out most of their home games this season in Atlanta.

“Atlanta continues to show out in support of the Dream, and we are going to have an incredible five-game opening week at Gateway Center Arena starting this Sunday,” said Morgan Shaw Parker, Dream President & COO. “We continue to see fan excitement rising as evidenced in our continued growth in ticket sales, corporate partner investment and community programming. The energy in our arena is off the charts and it’s something every Atlantan should experience!”

Fans are encouraged to arrive at Gateway Center Arena early as well as pre-pay for parking via the Ticketmaster app to avoid long entrance lines.

The Atlanta Dream open their home slate with five straight games at Gateway Center Arena. Limited inventory is available for Tuesday, May 30^th against Chicago, Friday June 9^th against New York and Sunday June 11^th against Connecticut; single game tickets for each are available here.

Season tickets and single game tickets for select games throughout the 2023 season are still available. Demand remains high, so fans are encouraged to call 877-977-7729, visit www.dreamelitemembership.com or email tickets@atlantadream.com for more information.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

 

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