Atlanta Dream Tickets

The Atlanta Dream play their basketball in the Women's National Basketball Association's Eastern Division. The inaugural season for the team was 2008. The team shares the market with the Atlanta Hawks of the NBA, but the two teams share no affiliation. Dream Too LLC is the official owner of the team. Mary Brock and Kelly Loeffler are the two Atlanta businesswomen who comprise Dream Too. The Dream has experienced more than its fair share of success in the WNBA and has earned a spot in the playoffs nine of the 12 years the team has been in existence. The Atlanta Dream has also made appearances in three WNBA Finals. The first trip to The Finals for the Dream was in 2010, and the team came up a little short against the Seattle Storm. The Dream lost in the WNBA Finals to the Minnesota Lynx in both the 2011 and 2013 championship series. You can purchase Atlanta Dream tickets at StubHub.

Where can I see an Atlanta Dream basketball game?

Home games for the Atlanta Dream are played at the Gateway Center Arena. The new multipurpose sports and entertainment complex can seat 3,500 Atlanta Dream fans. The seating capacity for other events is 5,000.

When can I see an Atlanta Dream basketball game?

The 2020 season for the Atlanta Dream is set to begin on May 15 with a road game against the Indiana Fever. The 36-game season for the Dream ends with a Sept. 20 home game against the Chicago Sky.

What players will I see at an Atlanta Dream basketball game?

The career of Atlanta Dream guard Tiffany Hayes took off in 2018 when Hayes' breakout season resulted in a sixth-place finish in MVP balloting. Hayes has also received First-Team All-WNBA and Second-Team WNBA All-Defensive honors in 2018. The progress for Hayes continued in 2019 when she posted 22 double-figure scoring efforts and led the Dream in scoring in 11 games. Jessica Breland has been a force in the paint since she was drafted 13th overall by the Minnesota Lynx in 2011. In 2019, Breland became the 19th player in WNBA history to block 300 shots. Breland was the high rebounder for her team 13 times a year ago with seven double-digit rebounding efforts. She finished the season strong and pulled down 11 or more rebounds in four of her last six games. Alex Bentley was the first pick for the Atlanta Dream in the 2013 draft. Bentley has scored 2,350 points and dished out 645 assists during her seven-year NBA career. In 2019, Bentley reached double digits in scoring 16 times and was first in assists for the Dream in 11 games.

Who is the coach of the Atlanta Dream?

Nicki Collen took over as head coach of the Atlanta Dream on Oct. 30, 2017. Collen's first season as coach resulted in a 23–11 record and the No. 2 seed in the 2018 WNBA Playoffs. The effort from Collen and her team resulted in Coach of the Year honors. Before taking the job with the Dream, Collen spent two years as an assistant with the Connecticut Sun.

What Atlanta Dream players have received league honors?

Angel McCoughtry was the first overall pick in the 2009 draft and is the most decorated player in Dream history. McCoughtry has been selected for the All-WNBA team six times and has played in five all-star games. McCoughtry has been named to the WNBA All-Defensive team seven times. The 19.5 career scoring average McCoughtry posted is the third highest in the history of the WNBA.[9] Sancho Lyttle has been named to the All-Defensive Team for the WNBA four times. She is also the 13th player in league history to reach 2,500 rebounds in a career. Lyttle played in the 2009 WNBA All-Star Game and scored her 3,000th point in a game against the Washington Mystic on June 5, 2016.Back to Top